Prize money breakdown 2022 Grand Slam of Darts with £650,000 on offer
PDCSunday, 20 November 2022 at 14:42
From 12 to 20 November, 32 players will compete for the top prize of £150,000 at the Grand Slam of Darts. A total of £650,000 in prize money will be distributed.
Every competitor at the Grand Slam of Darts is guaranteed £5,000, which is the prize money you are paid if you finish last in your group. The number three has to settle for £8,000.
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Players who make it to the last sixteen get £12,500, quarter-finalists get £25,000. A semi-finalist is credited with £50,000. The losing finalist will receive £70,000, almost half of what the winner of the tournament gets.
The players who seal top spot in the group stage get a bonus of £3,500. The Grand Slam has been a ranking tournament since 2015, so the prize money won counts towards the PDC Order of Merit.
Prize Money Breakdown Grand Slam of Darts 2022
Result - Prize money
Winner: £150,000
Runner-up: £70,000
Semi-final: £50,000
Quarter-final: £25,000
Losers last 16: £12,500
Numbers three in group stage: £8,000
Numbers four in group stage: £5000
Bonus group winners: £3500
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