Dominic Taylor received a monthly ban by the Darts Regulation Office after a failed drug test.
26-year-old Englishman tested positively in terms of the prohibited substance At the player championship event last year.
The case came to light when he was withdrawn shortly before the match with the former world champion Michael Smith during the finals of the player championships in November.
Taylor was immediately suspended and missed the game in the world championships, but now he can return to World Masters in Milton Keynes – where he is to compete in qualifying rounds on Wednesday.
The world number 82 from Bristol took part in the disciplinary trial, in which the potential two -year ban was reduced after it proved that the substance – which was not mentioned – was not improved performance and was taken over outside the competition.
He also undertook to complete a three -month treatment program approved by British anti -doping.
“Although he tested a positive result in the competition, the committee was glad that the consumption of the prohibited substance took place in the competition,” said Dr.
Taylor, who won the title of challenge in 2023, won a two -year Darts Corporation cruise card in January 2024 after passing through the qualifying school.
