On Friday, August 16 and Saturday, August 17, the New Zealand Darts Masters 2024 is scheduled to take place at the Globox Arena in the New Zealand city of Hamilton. The prize fund for this event includes 60,000 pounds.
At the New Zealand Darts Masters, eight PDC players will compete with eight darters from Oceania for the title. The field of participants includes Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Luke Littler and Dimitri van den Bergh, as well as local stars such as Damon Heta, Simon Whitlock and Haupai Puha.
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The winner of this World Series tournament will go home with a check for 20,000 pounds. The runner-up will receive 10,000 pounds. All 16 participants are guaranteed £1,250 in prize money anyway.
The prize money does not count toward the PDC Order of Merit, nor does it count toward the World Series of Darts Order of Merit. Instead, players can also earn points for the World Series of Darts rankings.
All participants in a World Series tournament are guaranteed one point for the World Series Order of Merit. This number increases to three points upon reaching the quarterfinals, and then to five points for a semifinal place. The losing finalist receives eight points and the winner receives 12 points.
The top eight on the World Series Order of Merit will be guaranteed participation in the World Series Finals in Amsterdam at the end of the season. The event in New Zealand is the last regular World Series tournament of the season.
The PDC came to New Zealand for the first time in 2015. The Auckland Darts Masters was held there annually through 2018. In 2019, the tournament was renamed the New Zealand Darts Masters and Hamilton became the new playing venue. In 2023, Rob Cross took the title there by winning 8-7 over Nathan Aspinall in the final.
Distribution of prize money at New Zealand Darts Masters 2024
Winner: £20,000
Runner-up: £10,000
Semi-finalists: £5000
Quarter-finalists: £2500
Losers last 16: £1250
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- Cross will likely be No. 4 in the world after the world's. He's been in the quarter's or higher in 7 out of the 14 ranked TV majors in the last 2 years. Neither Williams or Cross played close to what they're capable of in this match.Matilda6224-12-2024
- Was a great match and am a fan of Scott, don't see much of him on TV. How the hell is Cross 5 in the world, he goes out almost immediately in every competition.richieburnettrocks24-12-2024
- He has Guillerme Barre Syndrome. Nerve damage due to autoimmune response. Could take him months to recover if at all.medinabello23-12-2024
- I have a nickname for him Ni I man.medinabello23-12-2024
- C'MON HEMPS!!medinabello23-12-2024
- He looks very healthy. I doubt he can run or anything. You need carbs for that. Carbs fuel your brain also. It is the preferred energy source for the brain. Carbs get broken down into glycogen fuel for your muscles. As a rider I totally need carbs. However for a dart player who doesn't need a brain or be fit this diet is perfect.medinabello23-12-2024
- F the bettors. Mugs they are. Anyone could tell this is a 50 50 game or Hempel slight favourite going on form.medinabello23-12-2024
- Hard to play slow players. Does your head in.medinabello23-12-2024
- What do you mean again?medinabello23-12-2024
- Get his wife to work so that he can retire. Do the seniors tour, Modus, exbos. He'll still be doing alright.medinabello23-12-2024