World champion Locke Litler moved to the second round of world masters PDC with his straight victory over Andy Bittins in Milton Keynes.
Competition for home soil for the first time since he became a younger world champion in Siham, the teenager Litler completed an effective 3-0 victory to create a meeting in the second round with James Wad.
The average of Litler, 18, reached 104.33, and only one leg was lost at the opening of a statement while his opponent excelled in only 10 minutes.
Also on Friday, Michael van Gereen runner-up in the world championship Bradley Brooks 3-1 defeated Dimitri Van Den Berg after that.
Belgian Van Den Berg, Gary Anderson, won 3-1 to advance to the last 16 championships, which will be held on Saturday.
Wadi, the fifteenth seed, will go to his match against Litler on the back of a 3-2 victory over Mike de Decker.
Elsewhere, Cameron Minsis, the sixth seed, disturbed Dave Cisonmal 3-1 to hold a meeting with Nathan Asbinal, whose average was 103.77 in Andrew Gilding 3-0 hit.
Ryan Cyrle defeated Chris Dobby 3-1 to hold a meeting with Johnny Clayton, who achieved an average of 112.77 on average in a 3-1 victory over Martin Shendler.
