Van Gerwen earned nearly £103 per dart during Premier League campaign
NewsMonday, 21 May 2018 at 16:30
Michael van Gerwen earned no less than 275,000 pounds during the Premier League Darts 2018. MVG claimed 250,000 pounds for winning the playoffs at the O2 . In addition, he got a bonus of 25,000 pounds because he finished the league phase (before the playoffs) as number one.
Statistician Christopher Kempf also known as Ochepedia investigated what Van Gerwen deserved exactly per dart how much he earned during the Premier League. 'Mighty Mike' threw a total of 2,673 arrows during his eighteen matches.
Van Gerwen delivered a sum of 102.88 pounds per thrown arrow. This is a staggering stat and shows how good he was during this years Premier League darts.
He also did his bit for charity during the tournament with the World Number One donating hundred quid for every 180 hit to the Make a Wish foundation. Title sponsors Unibet also donated the same amount but to Be Gamble Aware.
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/997216087044513793
Van Gerwen delivered a sum of 102.88 pounds per thrown arrow. This is a staggering stat and shows how good he was during this years Premier League darts.
He also did his bit for charity during the tournament with the World Number One donating hundred quid for every 180 hit to the Make a Wish foundation. Title sponsors Unibet also donated the same amount but to Be Gamble Aware.
https://twitter.com/ochepedia/status/997216087044513793
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