The prize pool for the Premier League Darts 2024 includes one million pounds of prize money. Eight top dart players will split this huge sum in the biggest exhibition in the sport.
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The eight participants will receive a minimum of £60,000 for their appearances in Premier League Darts. The four players who manage to reach the playoffs will see their earnings rise to £85,000 in prize money. The losing finalist will receive £125,000, while the winner of the 2024 Premier League Darts will go home with £275,000.
The prize pool in Premier League Darts has increased considerably over the years. At the very first edition in 2005, there was only £150,000 in prize money available. In subsequent years, that amount continued to rise steadily and in 2013, at £520,000, the prize pool exceeded half a million for the first time.
In the following years, the PDC kept adding adding money to the prestigious darts competition. In 2017 the participants were already able to divide £825,000 between themselves. In 2022, the barrier of one million pounds in prize money was broken.
Format in Premier League Darts
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The eight participants will play sixteen tournaments. It will be arranged so that a player meets the other participants twice in a quarterfinal. During two weeks of play, in the eighth and sixteenth weeks of play, the draw will be based on the points standings.Points can be scored with results during the sixteen tournaments. A semifinal earns two points, a second place three points and a tournament win five points and a £10,000 bonus.
Based on these points, the new Premier League Darts rankings are formed. The top four players will advance to the Premier League Darts playoffs.
Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He contributes to DartsNews.com, where he covers professional darts through news, match reports, analysis, and live coverage across the PDC calendar and major tournaments.
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