Tournament centre Dutch Darts Championship 2025: Schedule, all results, TV guide, live stream and prize money breakdown
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Don't miss any of the action during the Dutch Darts Championship 2025 in Rosmalen. In our dedicated tournament centre we will keep you continuously informed about the full program, the latest results, the prize money per round and when you can follow everything live via PDC.tv. The event will take place from Friday, May 23 to Sunday, May 25.
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Four editions of this tournament have been played since its inception in 2018. The first edition took place in Maastricht and was won by Ian White, who settled with Ricky Evans (8-5) in the final. Four years later, the Dutch Darts Championship moved to Zwolle. Then it was Michael Smith who lifted the cup. Bullyboy' won the final 8-7 against Danny Noppert, for now the only Dutch finalist in the history of this event.
Since the 2022 edition, this tournament does appear annually on the Euro Tour calendar. However, for the third time in a row it got a different location. In 2023 it was Leeuwarden that hosted the Dutch Darts Championship. The title was a triumph for Dave Chisnall after an 8-5 victory over Luke Humphries. Starting in 2024, the event will be held in Rosmalen, which is now playing for the second year in a row. Josh Rock is the defending champion, after taking the win against Jonny Clayton (8-4).
Follow the Dutch Darts Championship 2025 via our live scores!
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TV Guide
The tournament will be broadcast in the UK by PDC.tv. As usual with Euro Tour tournaments, the Dutch Darts Championship consists of three tournament days. The afternoon sessions start daily at 12 p.m., while the evening sessions start at 6 p.m.
The first round will take place on Friday. The 16 Pro Tour players are then paired with one of the 16 players who managed to get through the various qualifying tournaments. The top-16 seeded players enter the tournament on Saturday in the second round. The denouement of the tournament follows on Sunday, with the third round first in the afternoon session. Sunday night the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals will follow.
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Distribution of prize money
All participants starting from the first round are guaranteed £1250 in prize money, while the top-16 enter from the second round and receive £2,500 anyway. This amount eventually rises to the grand prize of £30,000 for the winner.
An important detail is that players who are automatically seeded via the Order of Merit and lose their first match will not be awarded prize money on the various rankings. This does apply to qualifiers who are later designated as seeded by the withdrawal of others.
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Schedule Dutch Darts Championship 2025
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Friday May 23
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Ricardo Pietreczko (96.14) 6-1 (91.89) Karel Sedlacek
Wessel Nijman (97.91) 6-5 (90.44) Berry van Peer
Martin Lukeman (96.84) 6-2 (88.18) Lukas Wenig
Ryan Joyce (84.39) 6-5 (85.57) Jeffrey de Zwaan
Niels Zonneveld (96.46) 4-6 (99.76) Mario Vandenbogaerde
Ritchie Edhouse (81.12) 6-5 (86.69) Kim Huybrechts
Andrew Gilding (84.72) 2-6 (92.19) Jeffrey Sparidaans
Luke Woodhouse (84.86) 3-6 (87.43) Max Hopp
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Joe Cullen (82.69) 1-6 (89.45) Ryan Meikle
Daryl Gurney (90.02) 6-4 (84.93) Maik Kuivenhoven
Mike De Decker (95.32) 5-6 (94.52) Mickey Mansell
Cameron Menzies (93.39) 6-5 (93.16) Wesley Plaisier
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Gian van Veen (88.13) 5-6 (100.86) Boris Krcmar
Raymond van Barneveld (97.63) 6-5 (84.72) Jerry Hendriks
Dirk van Duijvenbode (102.48) 6-0 (85.61) Teemu Harju
Jermaine Wattimena (94.49) 3-6 (99.43) Niko Springer
Saturday May 24
Second Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Damon Heta (100.06) 6-3 (95.21) Jeffrey Sparidaans
Dave Chisnall (99.1) 5-6 (94.89) Ritchie Edhouse
Michael Smith (98.23) 6-5 (95.56) Ryan Joyce
Jonny Clayton (99.98) 6-2 (92.46) Max Hopp
Chris Dobey (97.02) 5-6 (97.56) Daryl Gurney
Martin Schindler (102.72) 6-4 (97.63) Martin Lukeman
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Danny Noppert (98.12) 6-2 (95.53) Mario Vandenbogaerde
Ryan Searle (99.87) 6-4 (99.5) Ryan Meikle
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
James Wade (95.83) 3-6 (98.68) Dirk van Duijvenbode
William O'Connor (97.73) 6-3 (91.74) Boris Krcmar
Ross Smith (99.40) 6-2 (84.85) Raymond van Barneveld
Peter Wright (82.62) 1-6 (96.53) Wessel Nijman
Luke Humphries (105.76) 6-5 (97.08) Cameron Menzies
Michael van Gerwen v Mickey Mansell (Mansell receives a bye due to Van Gerwen withdrawal)
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Stephen Bunting (89.57) 5-6 (91.9) Niko Springer
Josh Rock (91.16) 4-6 (93.26) Ricardo Pietreczko
Sunday May 25
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Third Round
Luke Humphries (104.86) 6-0 (88.7) Michael Smith
William O’Connor (97.12) 6-3 (94.81) Ritchie Edhouse
Jonny Clayton (89.6) 6-5 (94.73) Ross Smith
Damon Heta (90.33) 5-6 (94.96) Danny Noppert
Mickey Mansell (78.26) 0-6 (91.09) Ryan Searle
Dirk van Duijvenbode (97.89) 5-6 (99.45) Wessel Nijman
Niko Springer (102.84) 6-2 (88.38) Martin Schindler
Daryl Gurney (99.48) 5-6 (99.93) Ricardo Pietreczko
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Luke Humphries (108.72) 6-3 (95.44) William O'Connor
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Jonny Clayton (106.85) 6-4 (107.19) Danny Noppert
Ryan Searle (101.43) 1-6 (102.22) Wessel Nijman
Niko Springer (107.56) 6-2 (97.03) Ricardo Pietreczko
Semi-Finals
Luke Humphries (99.8) 5-7 (98.08) Jonny Clayton
Wessel Nijman (87.77) 3-7 (103) Niko Springer
Final
Jonny Clayton (98.69) 8-6 (98.54) Niko Springer
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