Tournament Centre Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024: Schedule of play, all results, TV guide and prize money breakdown
PDCStay fully informed about the latest events during the Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024 in our tournament centre. Here you will find the playing schedule, all results, information about the prize money distribution and explanations about access to the live stream.
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The Baltic Sea Darts Open is one of the newest tournaments on the Euro Tour. The event in Kiel was only on the calendar for the first time in 2023. The final victory then went to Dave Chisnall, who was too strong for Luke Humphries in the final 8-5.
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Playing schedule Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024
Friday May 10
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Sebastian Bialecki (88.06) 6-5 (84.92) Jose de Sousa
Maik Kuivenhoven (92.02) 6-0 (82.75) Christopher Toonders
Thibault Tricole (82.92) 1-6 (84.24) Andrew Gilding
Haupai Puha (82.04) 4-6 (85.93) Franz Roetzsch
Moritz Hilger (79.51) 6-2 (79.46) Matthew Dennant
Brendan Dolan (86.41) 1-6 (101.06) Jermaine Wattimena
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Luke Woodhouse (97.16) 6-5 (96.66) Ryan Joyce
James Wade (99.92) 6-2 (93.54) Niels Zonneveld
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Madars Razma (86.49) 6-5 (91.04) Chris Dobey
Kevin Troppmann (94.99) 4-6 (95.10) Gian van Veen
Daryl Gurney (88.30) 6-3 (87.77) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Raymond van Barneveld (99.33) 6-1 (95.18) Daniel Larsson
Andy Baetens (95.33) 6-5 (94.06) Gabriel Clemens
Ritchie Edhouse (106.46) 6-2 (99.31) Nathan Aspinall
Martin Schindler (95.09) 3-6 (96.44) Mike De Decker
Luke Littler (83.98) 3-6 (92.44) Wessel Nijman
Saturday May 11
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Josh Rock (91.84) 3-6 (91.36) Franz Roetzsch
Dirk van Duijvenbode (92.98) 3-6 (91.42) Daryl Gurney
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Ryan Searle (96.92) 6-5 (99.19) Jermaine Wattimena
Ross Smith (99.6) 6-4 (97.62) Luke Woodhouse
Damon Heta (104.54) 6-4 (100.01) Gian van Veen
Joe Cullen (96.83) 6-3 (91.93) James Wade
Rob Cross (102.59) 6-2 (94.45) Maik Kuivenhoven
Ricardo Pietreczko (89.29) 6-0 (76.55) Moritz Hilger
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Jonny Clayton (96.36) 5-6 (93.13) Ritchie Edhouse
Danny Noppert (100.34) 6-5 (100.05) Raymond van Barneveld
Peter Wright (85.50) 2-6 (94.37) Andrew Gilding
Luke Humphries (103.65) 6-1 (89.11) Sebastian Bialecki
Michael van Gerwen (107.78) 6-2 (92.83) Wessel Nijman
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Krzysztof Ratajski (92.30) 5-6 (93.32) Mike de Decker
Stephen Bunting (94.49) 6-3 (93.69) Andy Baetens
Dave Chisnall (97.50) 5-6 (96.61) Madars Razma
Sunday May 12
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Third Round
Michael van Gerwen (89.45) 6-5 (93.27) Andrew Gilding
Luke Humphries (99.83) 6-4 (99.13) Ross Smith
Franz Roetzsch (89.38) 2-6 (96.64) Danny Noppert
Damon Heta (88.37) 2-6 (97.70) Mike De Decker
Ritchie Edhouse (94.92) 6-3 (99.26) Ricardo Pietreczko
Rob Cross (103.21) 6-5 (100.91) Stephen Bunting
Daryl Gurney (94.10) 5-6 (96.88) Ryan Searle
Madars Razma (93.32) 6-5 (88.57) Joe Cullen
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Michael van Gerwen (92.30) 3-6 (101.34) Luke Humphries
Danny Noppert (96.75) 6-4 (91.38) Mike de Decker
Ritchie Edhouse (90.98) 5-6 (97.61) Rob Cross
Ryan Searle (88.86) 3-6 (95.30) Madars Razma
Semi-Finals
Luke Humphries (92.93) 7-4 (89.51) Danny Noppert
Rob Cross (99.00) 7-4 (92.45) Madars Razma
Final
Luke Humphries (104.38) 6-8 (105.56) Rob Cross

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