The prize fund has been released for the Isle of Man Darts Festival which takes place this upcoming weekend.
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The winner of the Classic will receive £1500 with the runner-up claiming £700.
On the ladies side, the winner will get £850 with the runner-up receiving £450.
In terms of the Masters, it is £500 for the winner and £200 for the runner-up. Ladies wise it is £250 for the winner with £100 for the runner up.
The largest prize fund comes in the Open with £3500 and £1500 on offer respectively for the winners.
Click here to view the draw for all three events.
Isle of Man Classic
Men's
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £700
Semi-Finalists: £300
Quarter-Finalists £150
Last 16: £100
Last 32: £50
Ladies
Winner: £850
Runner-up: £450
Semi-Finalists: £250
Quarter-Finalists: £100
Last 16: £50
Last 32: £25
Isle of Man Masters
Men's
Winner: £500
Runner-up: £200
Semi-Finalists: £100
Quarter-Finalists: £25
Ladies
Winner: £250
Runner-up: £100
Semi-Finalists: £50
Quarter-Finalists: £12
Isle of Man Open
Men's
Winner: £3500
Runner-up: £1600
Semi-Finalists: £600
Quarter-Finalists: £350
Last 16: £150
Last 32: £50
Last 64: £25
Ladies
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £700
Semi-Finalists: £300
Quarter-Finalists: £150
Last 16: £100
Last 32: £50
On the ladies side, the winner will get £850 with the runner-up receiving £450.
In terms of the Masters, it is £500 for the winner and £200 for the runner-up. Ladies wise it is £250 for the winner with £100 for the runner up.
The largest prize fund comes in the Open with £3500 and £1500 on offer respectively for the winners.
Click here to view the draw for all three events.
Isle of Man Classic
Men's
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £700
Semi-Finalists: £300
Quarter-Finalists £150
Last 16: £100
Last 32: £50
Ladies
Winner: £850
Runner-up: £450
Semi-Finalists: £250
Quarter-Finalists: £100
Last 16: £50
Last 32: £25
Isle of Man Masters
Men's
Winner: £500
Runner-up: £200
Semi-Finalists: £100
Quarter-Finalists: £25
Ladies
Winner: £250
Runner-up: £100
Semi-Finalists: £50
Quarter-Finalists: £12
Isle of Man Open
Men's
Winner: £3500
Runner-up: £1600
Semi-Finalists: £600
Quarter-Finalists: £350
Last 16: £150
Last 32: £50
Last 64: £25
Ladies
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £700
Semi-Finalists: £300
Quarter-Finalists: £150
Last 16: £100
Last 32: £50
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