
The Masters is the first TV tournament of the new year and the start of Fantasy Darts 2022. In this game you choose 18 darts within 265 million and then your players score points throughout the year. From Players Championships to the World Cup in Ally Pally. In total there are 53 tournaments on the calendar.
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World number one Gerwyn Price leads the value list with 50 million, followed by world champion Peter Wright (46.5), Michael van Gerwen (44.4), Jonny Clayton (44.1) and Michael Smith (39.9). Besides a lot of extra excitement while following the tournaments, you also have a chance to win some nice cash prizes. The winner will receive £585!
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The Fantasy Darts 2022 starts on Friday 28 January 2022 at 20:15 hours CET.
You have a budget of 265 million euro to buy 18 darts players of which you think are going to win the most points in the Fantasy Darts 2022. The World Darts Championship, all major tournaments, the European Tour events and the Player Championships count for this game.
You can win points with your team based upon the achievements of your darts players in all tournaments which count for this game. You can score points per round in the knockout tournaments and via the final classification of the Premier League.
The game will cost £8.36 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of £3,155 in prizes. The first prize will be £585 (81 GC prizes).
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Value Darts Players Fantasy Darts 2022:
1 Price, Gerwyn 50
2 Wright, Peter 46.5
3 Gerwen, Michael van 44.4
4 Clayton, Jonny 44.1
5 Smith, Michael 39.9
6 De Sousa, Jose 30
7 Wade, James 28.8
8 Cross, Rob 27.4
9 Humphries, Luke 26.5
10 Bergh, Dimitri Van den 25.8
11 Ratajski, Krzysztof 23.6
12 Searle, Ryan 23.5
13 Cullen, Joe 23.1
14 Rydz, Callan 22.5
15 Anderson, Gary 21
16 Aspinall, Nathan 20.6
17 Duijvenbode, Dirk van 17.8
18 Dolan, Brendan 16.4
19 Noppert, Danny 15.7
20 Chisnall, Dave 15.6
21 King, Mervyn 15
22 Heta, Damon 14.2
23 Clemens, Gabriel 13.9
24 Gurney, Daryl 12.1
25 Dobey, Chris 11.5
26 Suljovic, Mensur 11.3
27 Bunting, Stephen 11
28 Soutar, Alan 10.9
29 Voort, Vincent van der 10.7
30 Kleermaker, Martijn 10.4
31 Smith, Ross 10
32 White, Ian 9.9
33 Huybrechts, Kim 9.8
34 Whitlock, Simon 9
35 Hempel, Florian 8.9
36 Barneveld, Raymond van 8.2
37 Lewis, Adrian 7.5
38 Labanauskas, Darius 7.4
39 Borland, William 7.1
40 Joyce, Ryan 7
41 Petersen, Devon 6.9
42 O'Connor, William 6.3
43 Barry, Keane 6.2
44 Schindler, Martin 6.1
45 Durrant, Glen 6
46 Brooks, Bradley 5.9
47 Williams, Lewy 5.4
48 Rodriguez, Rowby-John 5.1
49 Zwaan, Jeffrey de 5
50 Kuivenhoven, Maik 4.9
51 Rodriguez, Rusty-Jake 4.8
52 Gawlas, Adam 4.7
53 Zonneveld, Niels 4.6
54 Hunt, Adam 4.6
55 Edhouse, Ritchie 4.5
56 Evetts, Ted 4.5
57 Hughes, Jamie 4.4
58 Mitchell, Scott 4.4
59 Wattimena, Jermaine 4.3
60 Sherrock, Fallon 4.2
61 Razma, Madars 4.1
62 Woodhouse, Luke 4.1
63 Evans, Ricky 4
64 Lennon, Steve 4
65 Williams, Jim 3.8
66 Hopp, Max 3.8
67 Meikle, Ryan 3.7
68 Beaton, Steve 3.6
69 Meulenkamp, Ron 3.5
70 Lowe, Jason 3.4
71 Murnan, Joe 3.3
72 Henderson, John 3.3
73 Krcmar, Boris 3.2
74 Heaver, Jason 3.2
75 Rafferty, Nathan
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