Grant Sampson will make his Cazoo World Darts Championship debut in December, having won the African Qualifier in Cape Town on Sunday.
Sampson knocked out nine-time World Championship qualifier Devon Petersen en route to the final, where the Cape Town native defeated Laezeltrich Wentzel 8-3.
The 40-year-old joins the list of International Qualifiers to book their place in the biggest darts event on the planet, with further qualifying events for set to take place around the world in the coming weeks.
Last weekend also saw the Winmau Development Tour season draw to a close - the top two players from the Winmau Development Tour Order of Merit who have not secured World Championship qualification via another method will head to Alexandra Palace.
Nathan Rafferty and Lewy Williams will qualify from the Winmau Development Tour Order of Merit, should they not move into a ProTour Order of Merit qualifying place in the remaining events.
Should Josh Rock win the Winmau World Youth Championship final in Minehead on November 27, a third place would then be available in the Tour Card Holder Qualifier on Monday November 28.
Meanwhile, entries are now open for the three European qualifiers in November and the Indian Qualifier, which will be held in Surat on October 30 - see details below.
The 32 International Representatives will be joined by 32 PDC ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers in the first round, while the top 32 players on the PDC Order of Merit will enter in round two.
2022/23 Cazoo World Darts Championship
International Representatives & Qualifier Dates
North American Champion - Leonard Gates
DPA Satellite Tour Champion - Raymond Smith
PDJ Japanese Qualifier - Nobuhiro Yamamoto
PDCNB OOM 1 - Darius Labanauskas
PDCNB OOM 2 - Daniel Larsson
CDC Top American - Danny Baggish
CDC Top Canadian - David Cameron
PDC China Premier League - Xicheng Han
Asian Championship 1 - Lourence Ilagan
Asian Championship 2 - Paolo Nebrida
Asian Championship 3 - Christian Perez
Asian Championship 4 - Toru Suzuki
African Qualifier - Grant Sampson
South American Qualifier - October 15-16
Ukrainian Qualifier - October 15-16
DPNZ Qualifier - October 17
DPA Oceanic Masters winner - October 20-23
Indian Qualifier - October 30
PDC Europe Super League winner - November 7-11
South-West Europe Qualifier - November 19
East Europe Qualifier - November 19
West Europe Qualifier - November 26
World Youth Champion - November 27
PDPA Qualifier 1 - November 28
PDPA Qualifier 2 - November 28
Qualifier Entry Information & Eligibility Criteria
Indian Qualifier
Sunday October 30
The Surat Tennis Club, Athwalines, Surat, Gujarat, India
Entry via indiandartsfederation@gmail.com
East Europe Qualifier
Saturday November 19
Dartsportzentrum Burgenland, Industriestrasse 15-17, 7000 Eisenstadt, Austria
Entry costs £90 and can be made via www.pdcplayers.com.
Open to players from: Albania, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan
South-West Europe Qualifier
Saturday November 19
Hotel Cuatro Postes, Ctra. Salamanca, 23 - Avila, Spain
Entry €100 per player. To enter, contact dragos@180-darts.es, with entry deadline of 1700 local time on November 12 2022.
Hotel rooms can be reserved via the hotel through +34 920 220000.
Open to players from: Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar, Andorra, France, Monaco
West Europe Qualifier
Saturday November 26
Wunderland Kalkar, Griether Str. 110-120, 47546 Kalkar, Germany
Entry costs £90 and can be made via www.pdcplayers.com.
Open to players from: Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg