
The Dutch Open is the next event set to take place on the WDF Calendar this upcoming weekend with the tournament well known as the largest open darts tournament in the world will be played this year from January 31 to February 2 in Assen.
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It carries considerable WDF points with the winner getting 270 points for winning through the massive field and it is 167 points for the runner-up. It goes all the way down to the Last 64 with the losers getting 13 points.
In terms of the prize fund, it is 5000 euros for the winner in the men's. It is 2500 euros for the runner-up with it going all the way to Last 128 with the loser getting 25 euros.
For the ladies, the winner receives 2500 euros and the losing finalist 1200 euros. The distribution of WDF points among women is the same as the men. However, ladies can only earn prize money from the last sixteen.
Click here to view the draw for this event.
WDF points
| Result | Points |
| Winner | 270 |
| Runner Up | 167 |
| Semi Final | 103 |
| Quarter Final | 64 |
| Last 16 | 39 |
| Last 32 | 26 |
| Last 64 | 13 |
Prize Money
Men's Singles
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Winner: €5000
Runner Up: €2500
Semi-Finalists: €1250
Quarter-Finalists: €500
Last 16: €200
Last 32: €100
Last 64: €50
Last 128: €25
Runner Up: €2500
Semi-Finalists: €1250
Quarter-Finalists: €500
Last 16: €200
Last 32: €100
Last 64: €50
Last 128: €25
Ladies Singles
Winner: €2500
Runner Up: €1200
Semi-Finalists: €750
Quarter-Finalists: €400
Last 16: €200
Runner Up: €1200
Semi-Finalists: €750
Quarter-Finalists: €400
Last 16: €200
Men's Pairs
Winner: €1250
Runner Up: €750
Semi-Finalists: €400
Quarter-Finalists: €200
Last 16: €100
Runner Up: €750
Semi-Finalists: €400
Quarter-Finalists: €200
Last 16: €100
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Ladies Pairs
Winner: €750
Runner Up: €500
Semi-Finalists: €250
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Runner Up: €500
Semi-Finalists: €250
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Boys U18
Winner: €150
Runner Up: €100
Semi-Finalists: €50
Quarter-Finalists: €25
Runner Up: €100
Semi-Finalists: €50
Quarter-Finalists: €25
Boys U14
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Winner: €125
Runner Up: €75
Semi-Finalists: €50
Quarter-Finalists: €20
Runner Up: €75
Semi-Finalists: €50
Quarter-Finalists: €20
Girls
Winner: €100
Runner Up: €50
Semi-Finalists: €25
Runner Up: €50
Semi-Finalists: €25
Paradarts
Winner: €150
Runner Up: €100
Semi-Finalists: €50
Runner Up: €100
Semi-Finalists: €50

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