Danny Baggish will begin his defence of the bet365 North American Championship against Doug Boehm in Saturday's tournament in the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden.
The $25,000 tournament will be played on Saturday afternoon as eight top North Americans compete for the $10,000 first prize and a place in the 2022/23 Cazoo World Darts Championship.
Baggish claimed victory in the event's most recent staging, in Las Vegas in 2019,
2018 champion Jeff Smith, the top seed, will take on fellow Canadian David Cameron in their opening tie.
Canada's Matt Campbell, the number two seed, will play American left-hander Danny Lauby, while Jules van Dongen drew Leonard Gates.
The Draw ???
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Saturday sees North America's finest battle it out for the @bet365 North American Championship, with a place at Alexandra Palace also on the line...
Here's the draw!
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The tournament will feature the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final in one session on Saturday afternoon (1300 EST).
The bet365 North American Championship will be broadcast live through DAZN in the US and Canada, as well as in various other worldwide territories and exclusively in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Other live global coverage will be broadcast through Viaplay in various territories including the Netherlands, as well as via PDCTV in all countries outside Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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bet365 North American Championship
Draw Bracket
(1) Jeff Smith v David Cameron
(4) Jules van Dongen v Leonard Gates
(2) Matt Campbell v Danny Lauby
(3) Danny Baggish v Doug Boehm
Schedule of Play
Saturday June 4 (1300 EST)
Quarter-Finals
Jeff Smith v David Cameron
Jules van Dongen v Leonard Gates
Matt Campbell v Danny Lauby
Danny Baggish v Doug Boehm
Semi-Finals
Smith/Cameron v Van Dongen/Gates
Campbell/Lauby v Baggish/Boehm
Final
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All games - best of 11 legs