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Tournament Centre 2023 German Darts Open: Schedule, all results, live stream and prize money breakdown
PDCSunday, 10 September 2023 at 23:39
Stay fully informed about the latest events during the German Darts Open 2023 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.
The German Darts Open is one of the relatively newer Euro Tour tournaments. This weekend the fifth edition of this event will be played. Peter Wright won the tournament in 2017 and 2022 and is thus the defending champion this weekend. Max Hopp stunned in 2018 by becoming the first - and for now the only - German ever to win a Euro Tour tournament. In 2019, Michael van Gerwen was the best at this tournament.
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Where can I watch the German Darts Open live?
This year, the Euro Tour tournaments will be broadcast by Viaplay for the first time. The afternoon sessions start at 1300 local time, 1200 BST, while the evening sessions start at 1900 local time, 1800 BST
Furthermore, the European Darts Matchplay for British darts fans can be seen via PDCTV. A subscription is required to access this live stream.
How much prize money is to be won?
During each Euro Tour tournament, £175,000 in prize money is distributed. All qualifiers are guaranteed £1,250, while the top 16 players on the placement list at the German Darts Open will receive £2,500 anyway. However, these 16 players must win their first game in the second round for the prize money to actually count toward the world rankings and other rankings.
Per victory, the prize money earned increases. For example, the finalists already receive a minimum of £12,000. The winner of the tournament goes home with the top prize of 30,000 pounds.
Schedule German Darts Open 2023
Friday, Sept. 8
First round
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Kevin Doets (96.39) 6-2 (83.23) Callum Goffin
Madars Razma (96.31) 6-1 (89.04) Stephen Burton
Wesley Plaisier (99.81) 6-4 (96.02) George Killington
Roy van de Griendt (78.44) 6-3 (77.63) Danny Tessmann
Connor Scutt (88.33) 3-6 (95.40) Jules van Dongen
Dylan Slevin (87.2) 6-4 (85.65) Jeffrey De Graaf
Patrik Kovacs (89.59) 1-6 (94.18) Mike de Decker
Darius Labanauskas (87.88) 5-6 (90.65) Cameron Menzies
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Stephen Bunting (91.59) 6-4 (94.85) Mickey Mansell
Alan Soutar (75.65) 0-6 (94.93) Ricky Evans
Brian Raman (84.20) 6-3 (78.77) Nico Kurz
Daryl Gurney (92.88) 6-2 (83.29) Steve Lennon
Florian Hempel (97.19) 6-3 (94.36) James Wade
Daniel Klose (96.27) 4-6 (94.08) Ricardo Pietreczko
Luke Woodhouse (98.45) 6-5 (94.55) Gabriel Clemens
Simon Whitlock (94.82) 1-6 (95.03) Gian van Veen
Saturday, Sept. 9
Second round
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Andrew Gilding (86.19) 6-2 (78.94) Madars Razma
Jose De Sousa (88.34) 6-4) 86.04) Mike de Decker
Krzysztof Ratajski (99.63) 6-3 (92.52) Ricky Evans
Josh Rock (108.48) 6-2 (98.80) Jules van Dongen
Ryan Searle (95.23) 6-3 (93.62) Kevin Doets
Danny Noppert (89.86) 6-5 (91.79) Dylan Slevin
Rob Cross (94.20) 5-6 (91.61) Brian Raman
Joe Cullen (96.45) 5-6 (92.19) Stephen Bunting
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Dirk van Duijvenbode (93.76) 6-4 (87.88) Roy van de Griendt
Peter Wright (89.15) 4-6 (92.27) Cameron Menzies
Damon Heta (91.88) 2-6 (91.15) Florian Hempel
Luke Humphries (98.43) 6-5 (94.77) Ricardo Pietreczko
Dave Chisnall (102.86) 6-1 (89.16) Luke Woodhouse
Nathan Aspinall (86.23) 6-3 (92.48) Gian van Veen
Martin Schindler (93.15) 6-5 (98.14) Daryl Gurney
Ross Smith (94.22) 2-6 (101.79) Wesley Plaisier
Sunday, Sept. 10
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Third Round
Dave Chisnall (92.83) 2-6 (89.58) Krzysztof Ratajski
Cameron Menzies (91.61) 4-6 (92.15) Danny Noppert
Dirk van Duijvenbode (98.12) 6-3 (96.32) Jose de Sousa
Josh Rock (98.13) 6-5 (91.68) Ryan Searle
Florian Hempel (86.11) 3-6 (89.10) Andrew Gilding
Stephen Bunting (98.21) 6-1 (92.01) Martin Schindler
Luke Humphries (92.09) 5-6 (97.92) Wesley Plaisier
Brian Raman (93.23) 6-4 (86.90) Nathan Aspinall
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Krzysztof Ratajski (92.83) 6-3 (89.87) Danny Noppert
Dirk van Duijvenbode (100.16) 5-6 (98.25) Josh Rock
Andrew Gilding (93.43) 5-6 (90.56) Stephen Bunting
Wesley Plaisier (93.04) 6-3 (86.65) Brian Raman
Semi-Finals
Krzysztof Ratajski (95.23) 7-4 (95.77) Josh Rock
Stephen Bunting (95.21) 7-6 (90.35) Wesley Plaisier
Final
Krzysztof Ratajski (93.68) 8-3 (92.50) Stephen Bunting
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