Tournament Centre Dutch Darts Masters 2025: Schedule of play, all results, money earned and TV Guide
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The second World Series of Darts tournament of the season is upon us quickly after the first one ended as the Dutch Darts Masters heads to Den Bosch between January 24-25. Our Tournament Centre takes you through the results, schedule, TV Guide and Prize Money.
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Michael van Gerwen is defending champion and returns to action after being on holiday in Thailand. He is joined by basically the Premier League line-up as Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Stephen Bunting, Rob Cross, Chris Dobey, Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price take to the oche.
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They face the Benelux representatives which include Dimitri van den Bergh, Kevin Doets and Raymond van Barneveld. There is no spot though for Mike de Decker who had to decline due to a pre-booked family holiday with the Winmau World Masters being next weekend as the next big tournament. In addition, Wessel Nijman is also missing.
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TV Guide
The Dutch Darts Masters will be broadcast in the UK as usual by ITV4. All matches during both sessions can be seen via this channel.
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It will begin at 6pm on Thursday which takes in the first round with a bumper Friday featuring the Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final all in one session to crown the champion also from 6pm.
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Prize Money
The Prize Money remains the same from previous World Series of Darts editions with £20,000 to the winner. The runner-up seals £10,000. While semi-finalists seal £10,000. The Quarter-Finals gleams £2,500 while losing in the first round claims £1,250.
As ever these events are non-ranked so won't count towards the PDC rankings.
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Format
| Round | Best of (legs) |
| First Round | 11 legs |
| Quarter-Finals | 11 legs |
| Semi-Finals | 13 legs |
| Final | 15 legs |
Schedule Dutch Darts Masters 2025
Friday January 24 (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
First Round
Rob Cross (95.27) 6-3 (92.42) Richard Veenstra
Nathan Aspinall (91.15) 1-6 (94.79) Kevin Doets
Stephen Bunting (102.06) 6-5 (105.13) Gian van Veen
Chris Dobey (94.49) 5-6 (96.34) Raymond van Barneveld
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Gerwyn Price (101.85) 6-2 (93.72) Danny Noppert
Luke Humphries (91.55) 3-6 (98.86) Jermaine Wattimena
Michael van Gerwen (95.53) 6-1 (88.6) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Luke Littler (101.07) 6-4 (88.99) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Saturday January 25 (1900 local time, 1800 GMT)
Quarter-Finals
Stephen Bunting (95.32) 6-5 (88.88) Raymond van Barneveld
Luke Littler (94.85) 6-3 (90.26) Michael van Gerwen
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Gerwyn Price (91.75) 6-5 (84.7) Kevin Doets
Jermaine Wattimena (94.48) 3-6 (99.34) Rob Cross
Semi-Finals
Stephen Bunting (99.55) 7-6 (107.59) Luke Littler
Gerwyn Price (94.99) 3-7 (100.10) Rob Cross
Final
Stephen Bunting (96.46) 5-8 (101.87) Rob Cross

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