Tournament Centre UK Open Darts 2024: Schedule of play, all results, TV Guide and prize money breakdown
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Stay fully informed about the latest events during the UK Open Darts 2024 in our tournament centre. Here you will find the playing schedule, all results, information about the TV Guide, access to the live stream and the prize money distribution.
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From March 1 to 3, the 22nd edition of the UK Open is scheduled in the English coastal town of Minehead. The UK Open is a unique tournament on the PDC calendar. Not only is it the event with the largest field of participants. The "open draw" is also unique to the UK Open. After the third round, there is a new draw after each round. This can lead to clashes between world class players early in the tournament.
All matches played on the main stage can be seen on ITV. A live stream of the proceedings on the other seven boards can be followed via PDC TV.
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Format
First round: Best of 11 legs
Second round: Best of 11 legs
Third round: Best of 11 legs
Fourth round: Best of 19 legs
Fifth round: Best of 19 legs
Sixth round: Best of 19 legs
Quarterfinals: Best of 19 legs
Semifinals: Best of 21 legs
Final: Best of 21 legs
Schedule UK Open Darts 2024
Friday, March 1
Afternoon session (from 11:00am., main stage from 11:45am)
Main stage
Haupai Puha 6-4 Jelle Klaasen (R1)
Sebastian Bialecki 4-6 Jenson Walker (R1)
Jeffrey Sparidaans 2-6 Christian Perez (R2)
Jacques Labre 6-4 Steve Lennon (R2)
Jurjen van der Velde 4-6 Jeffrey de Zwaan (R2)
Bradley Brooks 5-6 Thibault Tricole (R2)
Rowby-John Rodriguez 6-4 Madars Razma (R3)
Steve Beaton 5-6 Josh Payne (R3)
Leonard Gates 6-2 Jim Williams (R3)
Stage 2
Connor Scutt 5-6 Wesley Plaisier (R1)
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 1-6 Ron Meulenkamp (R1)
Jules van Dongen 5-6 Thibault Tricole (R1)
Danny Lauby 6-3 Nathan Rafferty (R1)
Geert Nentjes 6-3 Pascal Rupprecht (R2)
Karel Sedlacek 3-6 Robert Owen (R2)
Andy Baetens 4-6 Brett Claydon (R2)
Leonard Gates 6-3 Rhys Griffin (R2)
Martin Lukeman 6-5 Jermaine Wattimena (R3)
Maik Kuivenhoven 5-6 Simon Whitlock (R3)
Gian van Veen 6-3 John Henderson (R3)
Thibault Tricole 3-6 Cameron Menzies (R3)
Board 3
Christian Kist 3-6 Patrick Geeraets (R1)
Leighton Bennett 4-6 Scott Mitchell (R1)
Matthew Dennant 6-4 Jeffrey de Graaf (R1)
Conan Whitehead 4-6 Leonard Gates (R1)
Owen Roelofs 6-1 Stephen Burton (R2)
Johnny Haines 3-6 Mario Vandenbogaerde (R2)
Josh Payne 6-5 Ron Meulenkamp (R2)
Benjamin Drue-Reus 6-3 Tom Lonsdale (R2)
Boris Krcmar 6-1 Ritchie Edhouse (R3)
Nick Kenny 6-5 Matt Campbell (R3)
Alan Soutar 4-6 Brett Claydon (R3)
Ricky Evans 6-3 Lee Evans (R3)
Graham Usher 6-3 Ronny Huybrechts (R3)
Board 4
Dom Taylor 6-5 Brandon Western (R1)
Lukas Wenig 4-6 Tom Lonsdale (R1)
Kevin Burness 4-6 John Henderson (R1)
Owen Bates 6-5 Andy Boulton (R1)
Daniel Klose 6-3 Adam Warner (R2)
Ronny Huybrechts 6-2 Harry Lane (R2)
Wessel Nijman 6-4 Niels Zonneveld (R2)
Darren Beveridge 4-6 Scott Mitchell (R2)
Mickey Mansell 6-5 Ian White (R3)
Ryan Meikle 6-3 Geert Nentjes (R3)
Mario Vandenbogaerde 2-6 Florian Hempel (R3)
Jeffrey de Zwaan 1-6 Patrick Geeraets (R3)
Board 5
Jack Male 6-5 Martin Dragt (R1)
Ashley Coleman 3-6 Tim Wolters (R1)
Brett Claydon 6-4 Thomas Lovely (R1)
Bradly Roes 4-6 Benjamin Drue-Reus (R1)
Callum Goffin 2-6 Nick Kenny (R2)
James Hurrell 2-6 Joe Croft (R2)
Lee Evans 6-0 Chris Landman (R2)
John Henderson 6-5 Dom Taylor (R2)
William O'Connor 0-6 Mensur Suljovic (R3)
Robert Owen 5-6 Kevin Doets (R3)
Mike De Decker 6-3 Wessel Nijman (R3)
Wesley Plaisier 3-6 Daniel Klose (R3)
Board 6
Jitse van der Wal 3-6 Johnny Haines (R1)
Bradley Brooks 6-3 Cam Crabtree (R1)
Paul Krohne 5-6 Michael Taylor (R1)
Christopher Toonders 3-6 Chris Landman (R1)
Adam Smith-Neale 4-6 Patrick Geeraets (R2)
George Killington 6-5 Robbie Knops (R2)
Joshua Richardson 6-2 Keegan Brown (R2)
Danny Lauby 6-5 Jack Male (R2)
Luke Woodhouse 6-4 Dylan Slevin (R3)
Keane Barry 6-4 Joe Croft (R3)
Adam Gawlas 6-0 Jarred Cole (R3)
Tim Wolters 6-4 Ryan Joyce (R3)
Board 7
George Killington 6-4 Radek Szaganski (R1)
Darryl Pilgrim 5-6 Joshua Richardson (R1)
Joe Croft 6-5 William Borland (R1)
Jason Hogg 4-6 Darren Beveridge (R1)
Berry van Peer 2-6 Maik Kuivenhoven (R2)
Matthew Dennant 6-1 Danny van Trijp (R2)
Jarred Cole 6-5 Robert Grundy (R2)
Wesley Plaisier 6-2 Haupai Puha (R2)
Vincent van der Voort 6-4 Christian Perez (R3)
Mervyn King 6-4 George Killington (R3)
Benjamin Drue-Reus 6-5 Callan Rydz (R3)
Ricardo Pietreczko 6-3 Michael Taylor (R3)
Board 8
Harry Lane 6-3 Dominik Gruellich (R1)
Harry Gregory 5-6 Rhys Griffin (R1)
Michele Turetta 3-6 Robert Grundy (R1)
David Sumner 3-6 Wessel Nijman (R1)
Arron Monk 4-6 Dylan Slevin (R2)
Michael Taylor 6-2 Graham Hall (R2)
Graham Usher 6-5 Owen Bates (R2)
Jenson Walker 3-6 Tim Wolters (R2)
Owen Roelofs 1-6 Richard Veenstra (R3)
Joshua Richardson 6-5 Jamie Hughes (R3)
Danny Lauby 6-2 Jacques Labre (R3)
Matthew Dennant 5-6 Scott Mitchell (R3)
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Fourth Round
Main Stage
Josh Payne (86.99) 7-10 (94.21) Andrew Gilding
Michael van Gerwen (92.37) 7-10 (90.98) Mensur Suljovic
James Wade (95.9) 7-10 (101.81) Luke Littler
Dirk van Duijvenbode (95.69) 7-10 (101.16) Luke Humphries
Stage 2
Danny Noppert (99.83) 10-8 (97.83) Gabriel Clemens
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Michael Smith (93.59) 10-7 (97.53) Joe Cullen
Simon Whitlock (84.92) 8-10 (95.6) Damon Heta
Gerwyn Price (99.54) 9-10 (98.93) Martin Schindler
Board 3
Ryan Searle (92.14) 9-10 (91.62) Graham Usher
Kevin Doets (94.89) 10-6 (88.19) Daniel Klose
Ross Smith (98.98) 10-8 (90.93) Daryl Gurney
Scott Mitchell (93.00) 6-10 (96.64) Nathan Aspinall
Board 4
Ryan Meikle (85.08) 10-6 (85.59) Brett Claydon
Benjamin Reus (88.84) 10-7 (85.25) Jose de Sousa
Chris Dobey (99.39) 10-3 (93.52) Mickey Mansell
Danny Lauby (86.18) 3-10 (92.84) Stephen Bunting
Board 5
Scott Williams (96.43) 4-10 (96.53) Ricky Evans
Kim Huybrechts (85.08) 6-10 (92.58) Keane Barry
Rowby-John Rodriguez (83.38) 3-10 (96.68) Rob Cross
Cameron Menzies (90.84) 5-10 (96.35) Gary Anderson
Board 6
Raymond van Barneveld (93.49) 9-10 (94.62) Luke Woodhouse
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Jonny Clayton (83.57) 10-9 (85.86) Tim Wolters
Leonard Gates 5-10 Martin Lukeman
Brendan Dolan (94.66) 8-10 (99.80) Dimitri Van den Bergh
Board 7
Gian van Veen (90.97) 10-7 (90.56) Florian Hempel
Mike De Decker (96.12) 10-6 (90.86) Richard Veenstra
Nick Kenny (89.39) 4-10 (92.14) Dave Chisnall
Krzysztof Ratajski (94.19) 10-4 (92.19) Adam Gawlas
Board 8
Joshua Richardson (94.32) 3-10 (94.28) Peter Wright
Josh Rock (98.30) 10-5 (88.18) Patrick Geeraets
Mervyn King (95.63) 10-3 (98.34) Ricardo Pietreczko
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Vincent van der Voort (84.82) 10-5 (82.55) Boris Krcmar
Saturday, March 2
Afternoon session (from 12:45 p.m.)
Fifth round
Main Stage
Gary Anderson (92.72) 10-5 (89.69) Chris Dobey
Luke Littler (101.86) 10-8 (98.25) Martin Schindler
Damon Heta (96.47) 10-9 (94.64) Nathan Aspinall
Benjamin Drue Reus (89.51) 3-10 (101.01) Luke Humphries
Stage Two
Jonny Clayton (92.93) 10-8 (97.49) Ross Smith
Rob Cross (105.19) 10-4 (98.51) Josh Rock
Stephen Bunting (93.76) 10-9 (92.22) Kevin Doets
Peter Wright (101.56) 10-1 (89.75) Andrew Gilding
Stage Three
Ricky Evans (97.23) 10-5 (94.17) Mike de Decker
Michael Smith (96.00) 9-10 (97.45) Luke Woodhouse
Dave Chisnall (98.67) 10-6 (91.67) Mensur Suljovic
Vincent van der Voort (85.95) 6-10 (96.41) Dimitri van den Bergh
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Stage Four
Graham Usher (84.20) 7-10 (93.57) Gian van Veen
Martin Lukeman (98.84) 10-9 (97.93) Danny Noppert
Keane Barry (92.50) 10-3 (85.12) Ryan Meikle
Krzysztof Ratajski (88.83) 9-10 (88.97) Mervyn King
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Sixth round
Main Stage
Jonny Clayton (92.90) 7-10 (90.06)SSS Dimitri van den Bergh
Luke Littler (103.38) 10-5 (101.63) Dave Chisnall
Mervyn King (88.23) 4-10 (99.93) Luke Humphries
Peter Wright (95.86) 9-10 (99.86) Stephen Bunting
Stage 2
Ricky Evans (91.50) 10-6 (91.00) Luke Woodhouse
Martin Lukeman (100.33) 10-5 (102.57) Gary Anderson
Damon Heta (93.94) 10-8 (95.21) Gian van Veen
Rob Cross (96.64) 10-4 (91.34) Keane Barry
Sunday, March 3
Afternoon session (from 12:45 p.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Stephen Bunting (98.07) 2-10 (102.02) Luke Humphries
Ricky Evans (85.68) 10-7 (87.45) Rob Cross
Damon Heta (106.04) 10-8 (104.77) Luke Littler
Martin Lukeman (95.56) 5-10 (93.91) Dimitri Van den Bergh
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Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Semi-Finals
Dimitri Van den Bergh (9632) 11-6 (95.55) Damon Heta
Luke Humphries (98.86) 11-2 (87.41) Ricky Evans
Final
Dimitri van den Bergh (95.18) 11-10 (96.07) Luke Humphries
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