Tournament centre Flanders Darts Trophy 2024: Schedule, all results, live stream and prize money breakdown
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Stay fully informed about the latest events during the Flanders Darts Trophy 2024 in our tournament center. Here you will find the schedule, all results, information on the distribution of the prize money and explanations on how to watch this event on television from Friday, September 6 to Sunday, September 8.
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The PDC hosted its first Euro Tour tournament in Belgium in 2020. Hasselt then got the honour of hosting the Belgian Darts Championship. Gerwyn Price then took the title by defeating Michael Smith in the final. In 2022, the PDC Tour returned to Belgium. The Belgian Darts Championship continued under the name Belgian Darts Open and moved to Wieze. Dave Chisnall captured the title there in 2022, and a year later the overall victory went to Michael van Gerwen. In 2024, teenage sensation Luke Littler ran away with the title. As of this season, however, there is a new second Euro Tour tournament in Belgium. A field of 48 players will compete for a spot at the top of the Flanders Darts Trophy honor roll.
TV and live stream
The Flanders Darts Trophy will be broadcast on PDC TV. As usual with Euro Tour tournaments, the Flanders Darts Trophy consists of three tournament days. The afternoon sessions start daily at 12:00, while the evening sessions start at 18:00.
The first round will take place on Friday. The 16 Order of Merit qualifiers and the winners from the various qualifying tournaments then make their appearance. The top-16 seeded players enter the tournament on Saturday in the second round. Sunday will see the denouement of the tournament, starting with the third round in the afternoon session. Sunday evening will be followed by the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals.
Distribution of prize money
At this Euro Tour tournament, a total of £175,000 in prize money will be divided among the 48 participants. They will receive at least 1250 pounds in starting money. The top-16 seeded players who enter the Flanders Darts Trophy from the second round will receive 2,500 pounds anyway.
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They do - like the 16 Order of Merit qualifiers starting in the first round - have to win their first match in order for the prize money to count toward the world rankings and the other rankings. The winner of the Flanders Darts Trophy eventually goes home with the top prize of 30,000 pounds.
Format
First round: Best of 11 legs
Second round: Best of 11 legs
Third round: Best of 11 legs
Quarterfinals: Best of 11 legs
Semifinals: Best of 13 legs
Final: Best of 15 legs
Schedule Flanders Darts Trophy 2024
Friday, Sept. 6
First round
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Jitse Van der Wal (89.57) 6-2 (85.84) Sebastian Bialecki
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Marko Kantele (90.63) 3-6 (100.73) Scott Williams
Jody Tobback (72.56) 0-6 (87.55) Alan Soutar
Luke Woodhouse (101.88) 6-3 (94.02) Luc Bogaert
Krzysztof Ratajski (93.07) 3-6 (92.82) Robert Owen
Jermaine Wattimena (102.16) 6-4 (93.88) Brian Raman
Gabriel Clemens (95.01) 6-5 (95.54) Martin Lukeman
Daryl Gurney (98.09) 3-6 (104.63) Ritchie Edhouse
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Francois Schweyen (90.61) 4-6 (90.13) Kevin Doets
Jonny Clayton (93.50) 2-6 (103.67) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Mike De Decker (89.60) 6-2 (85.10) Richard Veenstra
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Raymond van Barneveld (98.02) 6-0 (84.66) Maik Kuivenhoven
Cameron Menzies (99.65) 4-6 (96.38) James Wade
Andrew Gilding (101.41) 6-2 (94.43) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Brendan Dolan (86.68) 5-6 (90.34) Peter Wright
Joe Cullen (93.32) 6-4 (86.87) Callan Rydz
Saturday, Sept. 7
Second round
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Ryan Joyce (93.16) 6-5 (94.98) Alan Soutar
Gian van Veen (92.94) 6-3 (91.70) Robert Owen
Josh Rock (103.66) 6-0 (83.04) Jitse Van der Wal
Chris Dobey (98.62) 6-2 (87.27) Kevin Doets
Damon Heta (90.38) 5-6 (97.61) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Dave Chisnall (102.00) 6-2 (94.67) James Wade
Ross Smith (101.29) 6-5 (93.62) Mike De Decker
Ryan Searle (94.35) 6-4 (91.43) Joe Cullen
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Stephen Bunting (104.24) 6-3 (93.61) Scott Williams
Gerwyn Price (97.88) 5-6 (98.59) Luke Woodhouse
Danny Noppert (92.72) 6-2 (90.74) Raymond van Barneveld
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Michael van Gerwen (99.93) 4-6 (107.27) Gabriel Clemens
Martin Schindler (89.12) 2-6 (100.00) Peter Wright
Luke Humphries (100.66) 6-3 (96.37) Ritchie Edhouse
Ricardo Pietreczko (99.29) 6-5 (93.64) Andrew Gilding
Luke Littler (111.13) 6-1 (101.57) Jermaine Wattimena
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Sunday, Sept. 8
Afternoon session (from 12 p.m.)
Third Round
Josh Rock (97.54) 5-6 (100.43) Chris Dobey
Luke Woodhouse (87.98) 6-5 (92.51) Gian van Veen
Stephen Bunting (93.29) 5-6 (99.13) Peter Wright
Dave Chisnall (100.92) 6-2 (96.94) Gabriel Clemens
Danny Noppert (91.84) 1-6 (102.94) Ricardo Pietreczko
Dirk van Duijvenbode (101.38) 6-2 (93.79) Luke Littler
Ryan Searle (91.86) 6-3 (91.8) Ross Smith
Luke Humphries (99.17) 6-5 (92.88) Ryan Joyce
Evening session (from 6 p.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Chris Dobey (104.15) 6-3 (90.55) Luke Woodhouse
Peter Wright (98.40) 5-6 (95.57) Dave Chisnall
Ricardo Pietreczko (93.52) 6-4 (94.69) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Ryan Searle (100.72) 2-6 (104.29) Luke Humphries
Semi-Finals
Chris Dobey (92.72) 5-7 (101.36) Dave Chisnall
Ricardo Pietreczko (104.92) 7-4 (98.51) Luke Humphries
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Final
Dave Chisnall (96.90) 8-6 (95.23) Ricardo Pietreczko
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