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Tournament centre New Zealand Darts Masters 2024: Schedule, all results, TV Guide and prize money breakdown
PDCSaturday, 17 August 2024 at 12:34
Stay fully informed about the latest events during the New Zealand Darts Masters 2024 in our tournament centre. Here you will find the playing schedule, all results, information about the prize money distribution and explanations about accessing the live stream.
The PDC came to New Zealand for the first time in 2015. The Auckland Darts Masters was held there annually through 2018. In 2019, the tournament was renamed the New Zealand Darts Masters and Hamilton became the new playing venue. In 2023, Rob Cross took the title there by winning 8-7 over Nathan Aspinall in the final.
Who are the participants?
World champion Luke Humphries heads the 16-player field of competitors in Hamilton. Humphries is one of two PDC representatives making their debut on New Zealand soil, with teen sensation Littler also breaking new ground after taking the darts world by storm over the past nine months including winning the Premier League Darts at the age of 17.
Rob Cross - the winner in Hamilton in 2023 - is hoping to follow up his strong results at the World Series. Australian number one Damon Heta will try to shine on his own continent, while former world champions Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price and Peter Wright will also make their appearances. Dimitri Van den Bergh completes the list of PDC representatives. The UK Open champion gets to compete in the World Series tournament in New Zealand for the third time in his career.
Australian darts legend Simon Whitlock, who along with Heta won the 2022 World Cup of Darts, tops the list of Oceanic representatives. Haupai Puha, New Zealand's best darter has also received an invitation. The field of participants is further completed by Mark Cleaver, Kayden Milne, Ben Robb, Jonny Tata, Daniel Snookes and Jeremy Fagg.
Where can I watch the New Zealand Darts Masters live?
The World Series tournament will be broadcast by PDC.tv and ITV in the UK.
The New Zealand Darts Masters consists of two sessions. On Friday, the first round will be played from 08:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. UK time. Here the eight PDC top players will take on the eight local players from Australia and New Zealand. This can be viewed live on PDC.tv, but for ITV4 coverage, you will have to wait until 19:00. The quarter-finals will take place on Saturday morning starting at 08;00 am. Following that, the semifinals and finals will be completed. Around 12:30 p.m. we will then know who is the winner of the New Zealand Darts Masters. Again this can be viewed live on PDC.tv but for ITV4 it will be a 17:00 start for delayed coverage.
How much prize money is to be won?
The prize pool for this event contains a total of £60,000. However, the prize money won prize money does not count toward the PDC Order of Merit or other money rankings.
All participants are guaranteed £1,250 in prize money. This amount could eventually rise to a sum of £20,000 in prize money for the winner.
Schedule New Zealand Darts Masters 2024
Friday, Aug. 16 (from 8 a.m.)
First round
Peter Wright (87.55) 6-0 (65.15) Daniel Snookes
Dimitri Van den Bergh (94.14) 6-3 (83.23) Mark Cleaver
Michael Smith (84.90) 6-3 (77.96) Jeremy Fagg
Luke Humphries (99.07) 6-3 (89.06) Kayden Milne
Gerwyn Price (96.62) 6-3 (82.83) Ben Robb
Rob Cross (97.12) 6-5 (92.24) Haupai Puha
Luke Littler (102.24) 6-3 (93.34) Jonny Tata
Damon Heta (97.43) 6-1 (84.78) Simon Whitlock
Saturday, Aug. 17 (from 8 a.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Luke Littler (103.78) 6-4 (99.48) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Luke Humphries (99.42) 6-4 (101.29) Michael Smith
Gerwyn Price (88.78) 4-6 (103.36) Peter Wright
Rob Cross (96.52) 5-6 (93.38) Damon Heta
Semi-Finals
Luke Littler (93.99) 6-7 (95.1) Luke Humphries
Peter Wright (97.61) 4-7 (96.82) Damon Heta
Final
Luke Humphries v Damon Heta
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