Tournament Centre German Darts Championship 2024: Schedule, all results, TV guide and prize money breakdown

Stay fully informed about the latest events during the German Darts Championship 2024 in our tournament center. In this article you will find the playing schedule, all results, information about the distribution of the prize money and an explanation of how to watch this event from August 30 - September 1 on television.

The German Darts Championship is one of the oldest Euro Tour tournaments on the darts calendar. The tournament's honorary list includes a lot of different names. Michael van Gerwen (2015, 2018 and 2022) is the only player to win the German Darts Championship more than once. Dave Chisnall (2013), Gary Anderson (2014), Alan Norris (2016), Peter Wright (2017), Daryl Gurney (2019) Devon Petersen (2020) and Ricardo Pietreczko (2023) are the other tournament winners. Pietreczko sensationally captured the title in Hildesheim last year. He beat Michael van Gerwen 7-6 in the semifinals before 'Pikachu' settled with Peter Wright (8-4) in the final.

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TV and live stream

The German Darts Championship will be broadcast on PDC TV. As usual with Euro Tour tournaments, the German Darts Championship 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.

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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 German Darts Championship from the second round will receive 2,500 pounds anyway.

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 German Darts Championship 2024 will ultimately go home with the top prize of 30,000 pounds.

German Darts Championship history

Schedule German Darts Championship 2024

Friday August 30

First Round

Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)

Nick Kenny (91.94) 6-3 (82.99) Jelle Klaasen

Krzysztof Kciuk (86.35) 3-6 (102.12) Robert Owen

Mickey Mansell (83.37) 6-2 (80.02) Matthias Ehlers

Johan Engstrom (87.72) 4-6 (93.00) Andrew Gilding

Dylan Slevin (89.63) 6-4 (93.87) Steve Beaton

Boris Krcmar (83.85) 4-6 (91.13) Stephen Burton

Dragutin Horvat (86.60) 3-6 (93.68) Krzysztof Ratajski

Brendan Dolan (81.25) 2-6 (96.30) Dirk van Duijvenbode

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)

Ritchie Edhouse (87.99) 6-5 (88.02) Luke Woodhouse

Jose De Sousa (83.82) 2-6 (86.67) Max Hopp

Maik Kuivenhoven (84.70) 3-6 (91.73) James Wade

Raymond van Barneveld (89.55) 2-6 (96.03) Dom Taylor

Peter Wright (95.15) 6-4 (95.70) Niko Springer

Martin Lukeman (90.04) 5-6 (90.78) Jonny Clayton

Callan Rydz (85.66) 4-6 (92.66) Simon Whitlock

Mensur Suljovic (102.43) 6-2 (99.87) Dimitri Van den Bergh

Saturday August 31

Second Round

Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)

Gian van Veen (102.65) 6-3 (93.68) Robert Owen

Ryan Joyce (90.84) 3-6 (92.22) Andrew Gilding

Daryl Gurney (92.87) 6-1 (83.81) Stephen Burton

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Ross Smith (91.09) 5-6 (84.84) Nick Kenny

Danny Noppert (94.26) 6-4 (91.12) Dirk van Duijvenbode

Ryan Searle (96.66) 6-4 (92.07) Jonny Clayton

Damon Heta (93.62) 6-2 (91.60) Ritchie Edhouse

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)

Dave Chisnall (94.47) 6-3 (86.42) Dom Taylor

Joe Cullen (88.17) 6-4 (86.73) Max Hopp

Gerwyn Price (88.87) 5-6 (89.23) Krzysztof Ratajski

Michael van Gerwen (96.89) 6-2 (90.8) James Wade

Martin Schindler (92.38) 6-4 (89.17) Mensur Suljovic

Ricardo Pietreczko (88.68) 6-3 (85.63) Simon Whitlock

Stephen Bunting (99.30) 5-6 (92.09) Peter Wright

Luke Littler (93.94) 6-0 (86.07) Dylan Slevin

Sunday September 1

Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)

Third Round

Dave Chisnall (96.97) 6-0 (79.50) Joe Cullen

Martin Schindler (95.19) 6-4 (95.61) Chris Dobey

Danny Noppert (88.71) 2-6 (102.08) Michael van Gerwen

Peter Wright (93.50) 6-4 (89.80) Gian van Veen

Krzysztof Ratajski (90.88) 2-6 (101.33) Daryl Gurney

Nick Kenny (87.80) 6-5 (91.60) Ricardo Pietreczko

Damon Heta (90.98) 6-4 (87.54) Andrew Gilding

Ryan Searle (86.05) 2-6 (90.99) Luke Littler

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)

Quarter-Finals

Dave Chisnall (98.64) 6-5 (96.62) Martin Schindler

Michael van Gerwen (104.10) 4-6 (108.90) Peter Wright

Daryl Gurney (100.94) 6-3 (97.62) Nick Kenny

Damon Heta (92.55) 5-6 (99.59) Luke Littler

Semi-Finals

Dave Chisnall (98.67) 5-7 (94.90) Peter Wright

Daryl Gurney (97.05) 2-7 (107.88) Luke Littler

Final

Peter Wright (96.62) 8-5 (106.87) Luke Littler