Tournament centre 2023 UK Open Darts: Schedule, Results, Prize money Breakdown, TV Guide and Live Stream
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Stay fully informed about the latest events during the UK Open Darts 2023 in our tournament centre. Here you will find the schedule, all results, information about the TV Guide, access to the live stream and the prize money distribution.
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From 3 to 5 March, the 21st edition of the UK Open is scheduled in the English coastal town of Minehead. The UK Open is a unique tournament on the PDC calendar. Not only is it the event with the largest field of participants. The 'open draw' is also unique to the UK Open. After the third round, there is a new draw after each round. This can result in clashes between world-class players early in the tournament.
All matches played on the main stage can be seen via ITV4. A live stream of the proceedings on the other seven boards can be followed via PDC TV.
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2023 UK Open
Schedule of Play
Friday March 3
Afternoon Session (1100 GMT, Main Stage from 1145 GMT)
Main Stage
(2x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Luke Littler (93.94) 6-0 (75.16) Nick Fullwell (R1)
Jelle Klaasen (92.62) 6-2 (91.59) Josh Payne (R1)
Danny Jansen (84.75) 6-4 (82.76) Bradley Brooks (R2)
Connor Scutt (91.51) 6-3 (94.38) Jimmy Hendriks (R2)
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James Richardson (81.98) 2-6 (92.09) Richie Burnett (R2)
Keegan Brown (92.48) 3-6 (98.42) Niels Zonneveld (R2)
Adrian Lewis (96.97) 6-0 (87.1) Joe Murnan (R3)
Josh Rock (90.51) 2-6 (103.30) Luke Woodhouse (R3)
Ross Montgomery (90.71) 3-6 (89.63) Simon Whitlock (R3)
Stage Two
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Gian van Veen 6-4 Robert Owen (R1)
James Richardson 6-4 Thibault Tricole (R1)
Lukas Wenig 3-6 Jeffrey de Zwaan (R1)
Sebastian Bialecki 4-6 Joshua Richardson (R1)
Jules van Dongen 4-6 Kevin Doets (R2)
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 2-6 Luke Littler (R2)
Matt Campbell 6-4 Christopher Holt (R2)
Daniel Klose 3-6 Mario Vandenbogaerde (R2)
Florian Hempel 6-3 Jamie Hughes (R3)
Boris Krcmar 4-6 Jermaine Wattimena (R3)
Steve Beaton 6-4 Connor Scutt (R3)
Scott Williams 5-6 Jelle Klaasen (R3)
Stage Three
(4x R1, 4x R2, 5x R3)
Jurjen van der Velde 6-4 Brett Claydon (R1)
Geert Nentjes 6-5 Christian Kist (R1)
Arron Monk 6-5 Vladimir Andersen (R1)
Dan Read 6-5 Callum Loose (R1)
Jose Justicia 4-6 Mickey Mansell (R2)
Cameron Menzies 6-2 Jim Moston R2)
Ted Evetts 6-2 Jim McEwan (R2)
Lewis Gurney 6-5 Stephen Burton (R2)
William O'Connor 6-2 Devon Petersen (R3)
Lewy Williams 1-6 Danny Jansen (R3)
Kevin Doets 6-3 Radek Szaganski (R3)
Mario Vandenbogaerde 4-6 Adam Gawlas (R3)
Luke Littler 6-5 Ritchie Edhouse (R3)
Stage Four
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Conor Heneghan 6-2 Daniel Lee (R1)
Graham Hall 6-4 Jeffrey Sparidaans (R1)
Jacques Labre 3-6 Daniel Klose (R1)
Karel Sedlacek 6-2 Harry Lane (R1)
Luc Peters 0-6 James Wilson (R2)
Damian Mol 6-4 Gary Davey (R2)
Dan Read 6-4 Brian Raman (R2)
Joshua Richardson 3-6 Owen Roelofs (R2)
Ryan Joyce 5-6 Mike De Decker (R3)
Cameron Menzies 2-6 Ian White (R3)
Jim Williams 6-3 Gian Van Veen (R3)
Dylan Slevin 6-2 Robbie Knops (R3)
Stage Five
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Andy Jenkins 2-6 Adam Warner (R1)
Noel Grant 4-6 Graham Usher (R1)
Nathan Girvan 2-6 Niels Zonneveld (R1)
Michael Flynn 6-4 Jonathan Wynn (R1)
Richard Veenstra 6-1 Jamie Clark (R2)
Darren Webster 6-5 Tony Martinez (R2)
Conor Heneghan 6-5 Nick Kenny (R2)
Graham Hall 3-6 Thomas Banks (R2)
Martijn Kleermaker 6-4 Steve Lennon (R3)
Martin Lukeman 6-4 Dan Read (R3)
Madars Razma 5-6 George Killington (R3)
Richie Burnett 6-1 Jurjen Van der Velde (R3)
Stage Six
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Callum Goffin 2-6 Robbie Knops (R1)
Pascal Rupprecht 5-6 Nick Kenny (R1)
Jarred Cole 5-6 Jitse Van der Wal (R1)
Jim McEwan 6-1 Danny Lauby (R1)
Kevin Burness 6-2 Nathan Rafferty (R2)
Graham Usher 6-5 John O'Shea (R2)
Jeffrey de Zwaan 6-3 Geert Nentjes (R2)
Jelle Klaasen 6-1 Ricardo Pietreczko (R2)
Mensur Suljovic 6-3 Mickey Mansell (R3)
Keane Barry 6-3 Damian Mol (R3)
Jeff Smith 1-6 Matt Campbell (R3)
Karel Sedlacek 6-1 Lewis Gurney (R3)
Stage Seven
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Jim Moston 6-4 Kenny Neyens (R1)
Dylan Slevin 6-0 Maik Kuivenhoven (R1)
Gary Davey 6-4 Lee Evans (R1)
Danny van Trijp 3-6 Christopher Holt (R1)
Radek Szaganski v Krzysztof Kciuk (R2)
Gian van Veen 6-5 Scott Waites (R2)
Jurjen van der Velde 6-4 Ronny Huybrechts (R2)
Michael Flynn 1-6 Karel Sedlacek (R2)
Ryan Meikle 5-6 Nathan Rafferty (R3)
Andrew Gilding 2-6 Darren Webster (R3)
Niels Zonneveld 3-6 Darius Labanauskas (R3)
Ted Evetts 6-3 Owen Roelofs (R3)
Stage Eight
(4x R1, 4x R2, 4x R3)
Dom Taylor 4-6 Darren Webster (R1)
Lewis Gurney 6-5 Darryl Pilgrim (R1)
Stuart White 3-6 Owen Roelofs (R1)
Stephen Burton 6-5 Adam Smith-Neale (R1)
Ross Montgomery 6-5 Adam Warner (R2)
Dylan Slevin 6-4 Shaun Wilkinson (R2)
Jitse van der Wal 1-6 George Killington (R2)
Arron Monk 0-6 Robbie Knops (R2)
Richard Veenstra 2-6 Rowby-John Rodriguez (R3)
Ricky Evans 6-5 Graham Usher (R3)
Jeffrey De Zwaan 6-5 James Wilson (R3)
Thomas Banks 6-2 Conor Heneghan (R3)
Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Fourth Round
Fourth Round
Main Stage
Gerwyn Price 10-3 Thomas Banks
Michael van Gerwen 10-8 Dave Chisnall
Michael Smith 10-4 Ian White
James Wade 8-10 Gary Anderson
Stage Two
Dimitri Van den Bergh 10-5 Gabriel Clemens
Raymond van Barneveld 9-10 Rob Cross
Ross Smith 9-1`0 Jonny Clayton
Stephen Bunting 9-10 Peter Wright
Stage Three
Darius Labanauskas 8-10 Jose de Sousa
Luke Woodhouse 10-2 Jelle Klaasen
George Killington 6-10 Martijn Kleermaker
Mensur Suljovic 4-10 Karel Sedlacek
Stage Four
Adam Gawlas 10-8 Luke Littler
Matt Campbell 4-10 Adrian Lewis
William O’Connor 1-10 Jermaine Wattimena
Krzysztof Ratajski 8-10 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Stage Five
Jeffrey de Zwaan 10-9 Danny Jansen
Mervyn King 10-7 Keane Barry
Nathan Rafferty 8-10 Ted Evetts
Danny Noppert 10-8 Jim Williams
Stage Six
Dylan Slevin 7-10 Joe Cullen
Martin Schindler 10-7 Simon Whitlock
Callan Rydz 10-7 Daryl Gurney
Kim Huybrechts 10-8 Mike De Decker
Stage Seven
Kevin Doets 10-9 Martin Lukeman
Richie Burnett 10-9 Florian Hempel
Rowby-John Rodriguez 4-10 Steve Beaton
Vincent van der Voort 9-10 Brendan Dolan
Stage Eight
Ryan Searle 6-10 Chris Dobey
Ricky Evans 5-10 Andrew Gilding
Alan Soutar 9-10 Nathan Aspinall
Luke Humphries 10-9 Damon Heta
Saturday March 4
Afternoon Session (1245 GMT)
Fifth Round
Main Stage
Gerwyn Price (101.49) 8-10 (105.2) Jeffrey de Zwaan
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Michael Smith (96.37) 9-10 (99.66) Luke Humphries
Martijn Kleermaker (90.91) 6-10 (98.15) Michael van Gerwen
Peter Wright (91.97) 10-8 (93.11) Callan Rydz
Stage Two
William O'Connor (100.85) 10-9 (99.21) Danny Noppert
Kim Huybrechts (86.87) 2-10 (93.54) Gary Anderson
Dirk van Duijvenbode (98.04) 8-10 (95.32) Nathan Aspinall
Mervyn King (92.01) 8-10 (95.24) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Stage Three
Richie Burnett (87.98) 10-9 (87.77) Ted Evetts
Adrian Lewis (96.29) 5-10 (101.24) Martin Schindler
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Joe Cullen (95.35) 10-5 (92.06) Karel Sedlacek
Jonny Clayton (96.60) 10-3 (93.72) Jose de Sousa
Stage Four
Adam Gawlas (87.24) 10-8 (84.46) Kevin Doets
Luke Woodhouse (91.89) 5-10 (90.89) Andrew Gilding
Chris Dobey (94.83) 10-6 (96.10) Brendan Dolan
Steve Beaton (87.34) 3-10 (101.54) Rob Cross
Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Sixth Round
Main Stage
Nathan Aspinall (93.42) 10-2 (87.16) Joe Cullen
Peter Wright (94.89) 8-10 (86.96) Richie Burnett
Gary Anderson (99.23) 8-10 (97.45) Dimitri van den Bergh
Michael van Gerwen (103.98) 10-4 (97.05) Luke Humphries
Stage Two
Brendan Dolan (87.49) 8-10 (88.82) Andrew Gilding
William O'Connor (94.65) 3-10 (99.61) Adam Gawlas
Jonny Clayton (94.47) 8-10 (94.42) Martin Schindler
Jeffrey de Zwaan (95.42) 7-10 (95.76) Rob Cross
Sunday March 5
Afternoon Session (1245 GMT)
Quarter-Finals
Andrew Gilding (93.90) 10-4 (87.87) Martin Schindler
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Michael van Gerwen (99.62) 10-6 (98.16) Nathan Aspinall
Rob Cross (92.17) 8-10 (96.54) Adam Gawlas
Richie Burnett (83.85) 2-10 (93.75) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Evening Session (1900 GMT)
Semi-Finals
Adam Gawlas (85.90) 6-11 (95.86) Andrew Gilding
Dimitri van den Bergh (89.63) 6-11 (94.47) Michael van Gerwen
Final
Andrew Gilding (95.46) 11-10 (96.74) Michael van Gerwen
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