Luke Litler came out of the first event in the players' championship in the year as he lost 6-3 to Joe Coleen.
The average world champion of the 18 -year -old PDC was only 87.8 in the third match, while the English teammate Collin managed from 95.4.
Collin threw six 180 years, winning five consecutive legs to reach the last 16 of the tournament at the Robin Park Entertainment Center in Wigan.
On the contrary, Littler is unusual 15 husbands and was less than his best.
There was another great victim at the same stage, Stephen Poning No. Five of the world, who suffered from a 6-4 defeat on Andrew Gilding while James Wade 6-1 fell to Ross Smith.
Luke Humphries has passed the number one in the world with a comfortable victory 6-2 over Mensur Suljovic.
Dutchman Michael van Gereen, who beat Litler in the opening match of the Premier League in Belfast last week, does not participate in this tournament.
There are 34 players' championships throughout the year, and the competition finals in Minehead are scheduled from November 21 to 23.
