Tournament Centre Players Championship Finals 2024: Schedule, all results, TV Guide and see how money can be won
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Stay fully updated on the latest happenings at the 2024 Players Championship Finals in our tournament centre. The event will take place from Friday, November 22 to Sunday, November 24 in Minehead. In this article you will find the schedule, all results, information about the how much money can be won and the TV Guide.
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This event is taking place for the sixteenth time. Michael van Gerwen is the record winner with seven titles. Phil Taylor, with three titles, is the only other player to have won the Players Championship Finals more than once. Gary Anderson, Kevin Painter, Paul Nicholson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright and Luke Humphries are the other former winners. In 2023, the title went to Humphries, who was too strong for Van Gerwen in the final, 11-9.
TV Guide
The Players Championship Finals will be broadcast in the UK as usual by ITV4. All matches during both the afternoon and evening sessions can be seen via this channel.
A second stage will be used during the first two days of play. The matches on this stage can be seen on PDC TV. The afternoon sessions will start at 12:50 p.m., while the evening sessions over the weekend will begin at 7 p.m.
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Distribution of prize money
During the Players Championship Finals, £600,000 of prize money will be distributed. This event is taking place for the sixteenth time. The first edition was in 2009, when a total of £200,000 was made available. Then the winner went home with the top prize of £50,000.
This year, the winner of the Players Championship Finals gets more than double that amount. All 64 participants in the Players Championship Finals are guaranteed a starting payment of £3,000. This amount eventually rises to a £120,000 reward for the winner of the tournament.
Format
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First round: Best of 11 legs
Second round: Best of 11 legs
Third round: Best of 19 legs
Quarterfinals: Best of 19 legs
Semifinals: Best of 21 legs
Final: Best of 21 legs
Schedule Players Championship Finals 2024
Friday, Nov. 22
Afternoon session (from 12:45 p.m.)
First round
Main stage
Gian van Veen (104.21) 5-6 (97.64) Scott Williams
Brendan Dolan (78.46) 2-6 (83.91) Martin Schindler
Ritchie Edhouse (95.79) 6-5 (94.89) Luke Woodhouse
James Wade (87.68) 4-6 (87.52) Stephen Burton
Ryan Searle (93.52) 5-6 (95.07) Jeffrey de Graaf
Martin Lukeman (92.51) 4-6 (98.98) Connor Scutt
Dave Chisnall (96.26) 6-1 (86.17) Joe Cullen
Board 2
Andrew Gilding (97.14) 6-3 (94.16) Kevin Doets
William O'Connor (88.83) 3-6 (97.57) Niels Zonneveld
Krzysztof Ratajski (96.16) 6-4 (93.77) Madars Razma
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Cameron Menzies (94.77) 6-2 (83.03) Jim Williams
Dirk van Duijvenbode (99.40) 6-1 (93.33) Callan Rydz
Ryan Joyce (91.39) 6-4 (87.06) Karel Sedlacek
Wesley Plaisier (95.00) 6-4 (93.89) Mensur Suljovic
Alan Soutar (89.33) 4-6 (91.29) Jermaine Wattimena
Wessel Nijman (90.14) 1-6 (96.87) Kim Huybrechts
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Main stage
Daryl Gurney (108.81) 6-1 (88.66) Peter Wright
Gerwyn Price (94.64) 4-6 (95.20) Thibault Tricole
Chris Dobey (86.08) 1-6 (91.63) Nathan Aspinall
Michael van Gerwen (91.41) 1-6 (102.69) Ian White
Luke Littler (112.73) 6-0 (100.54) Rob Cross
Luke Humphries (95.34) 6-2 (93.77) Gabriel Clemens
Gary Anderson (103.88) 5-6 (94.43) Ryan Meikle
Ross Smith (104.73) 6-1 (87.10) Dimitri Van den Bergh
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Board 2
Damon Heta (92.87) 6-1 (80.56) Mervyn King
Jonny Clayton (89.36) 3-6 (92.91) Florian Hempel
Danny Noppert (95.90) 6-5 (97.84) James Hurrell
Raymond van Barneveld (98.06) 6-2 (91.20) Chris Landman
Stephen Bunting (94.72) 2-6 (95.62) Mario Vandenbogaerde
Mike De Decker (93.00) 6-1 (90.42) Richard Veenstra
Michael Smith (94.26) 6-5 (96.06) Nick Kenny
Josh Rock (96.31) 6-1 (88.88) Ricky Evans
Saturday, Nov. 23
Afternoon session (from 12:45 p.m.)
Second Round
Main stage
Kim Huybrechts (88.86) 4-6 (87.11) Scott Williams
Nathan Aspinall (95.79) 3-6 (97.27) Niels Zonneveld
Damon Heta (97.83) 6-5 (97.86) Krzysztof Ratajski
Daryl Gurney (86.10) 6-4 (92.76) Michael Smith
Raymond van Barneveld (89.69) 3-6 (102.35) Luke Humphries
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Josh Rock (97.15) 0-6 (102.48) Jermaine Wattimena
Luke Littler (105.33) 6-2 (105.35) Ritchie Edhouse
Board 2
Cameron Menzies (87.98) 5-6 (91.92) Ryan Joyce
Dave Chisnall (90.95) 5-6 (100.07) Andrew Gilding
Jeffrey de Graaf (87.92) 6-3 (89.02) Thibault Tricole
Florian Hempel (87.74) 3-6 (89.64) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Mario Vandenbogaerde (88.76) 3-6 (91.60) Connor Scutt
Danny Noppert (93.35) 6-4 (80.79) Stephen Burton
Mike De Decker (101.33) 6-0 (76.13) Ian White
Ryan Meikle (95.67) 4-6 (98.96) Martin Schindler
Ross Smith (89.9) 6-1 (80.08) Wesley Plaisier
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Third round
Main Stage
Connor Scutt (95.19) 10-3 (86.16) Daryl Gurney
Jermaine Wattimena (90.85) 5-10 (99.51) Dirk van Duijvenbode
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Luke Littler (104.70) 10-3 (88.92) Danny Noppert
Damon Heta (92.38) 6-10 (96.98) Luke Humphries
Stage Two
Jeffrey de Graaf (96.40) 8-10 (101.08) Scott Williams
Niels Zonneveld (91.93) 4-10 (95.29) Mike De Decker
Martin Schindler (87.59) 6-10 (97.12) Ryan Joyce
Andrew Gilding (81.43) 1-10 (92.42) Ross Smith
Sunday, Nov. 24
Afternoon session (from 12:45 p.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Mike De Decker (97.40) 3-10 (103.73) Luke Littler
Scott Williams (96.99) 3-10 (105.26) Ross Smith
Connor Scutt (98.75) 9-10 (96.69) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Luke Humphries (95.50) 10-5 (91.10) Ryan Joyce
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Semi-Finals
Luke Littler (104.38) 11-9 (94.39) Ross Smith
Dirk van Duijvenbode (92.76) 8-11 (92.92) Luke Humphries
Final
Luke Littler v Luke Humphries
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