The World Cup of Darts 2024 will take place at the Eissporthalle in Frankfurt from Thursday, June 27 to Sunday, June 30. During this pairs tournament, £450,000 in prize money will be distributed.
In this edition of the World Cup of Darts, 40 countries are participating. The top nations England, Wales, the Netherlands and Scotland are automatically qualified for the second round and these teams get to split 9,000 pounds (4,500 pounds per person) guaranteed.
The remaining 36 countries will play a group stage first. The group stage consists of 12 groups of three countries each. The number three in each grouo will receive 2,000 pounds each, the numbers two will receive 5,000 pounds, while the group winners will be on 9,000 pounds in prize money just like the top four countries.
Only after that does it get really lucrative. The quarter-finalists each receive £10,000 credited to their bank accounts. The semifinalists will receive £15,000 each for their performance. The losing finalists will both receive £25,000 in prize money, while the winners will go home with £40,000 each. The prize money won does not count toward the world rankings, by the way.
The tournament was won for the second time by Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton in 2023, after they previously proved the best team in 2020. However Price cannot participate in the upcoming edition of the World Cup of Darts due to health raesons. His place will be taken by Jim Williams. Four-time champion England will be represented by world champion Luke Humphries - making his debut at the World Cup - and world number three Michael Smith. Peter Wright and Gary Anderson make up the Scottish team. Michael van Gerwen and Danny Noppert will play on behalf of the Netherlands at the World Cup of Darts.
Distribution of prize money at World Cup of Darts 2024
Winners: £80,000 (£40,000 per player)
Losing finalists: £50,000 (£25,000 per player)
Semi-finalists: £30,000 (£15,000 per player)
Quarterfinalists: £20,000 (£10,000 per player)
Losers last 16: £9000 (£4500 per player)
Numbers two in group stage: £5000 (£2500 per player)
Numbers three in group stage: £4000 (£2000 per player)
Honors List World Cup of Darts
| Year | Date | Playing location | Winner | Result | Runner-up | Prize money winners |
| 2010 | December 3-5 | Houghton-le-Spring, England, | Netherlands (Raymond van Barneveld & Co Stompé) | 4-2 | Wales (Mark Webster & Barrie Bates) | £20,000 (per player) |
| 2012 | Feb. 3-5 | Hamburg, Germany | England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) | 4-3 | Australia (Simon Whitlock & Paul Nicholson) | £20,000 (per player) |
| 2013 | February 1-3 | Hamburg, Germany | England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) | 3-1 | Belgium (Kim Huybrechts & Ronny Huybrechts) | £20,000 (per player) |
| 2014 | June 6-8 | Hamburg, Germany | Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) | 3-0 | England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) | £20,000 (per player) |
| 2015 | June 11-14 | Frankfurt, Germany | England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) | 3-2 | Scotland (Gary Anderson & Peter Wright) | £25,000 (per player) |
| 2016 | June 2-5 | Frankfurt, Germany | England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) | 3-2 | Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) | £25,000 (per player) |
| 2017 | June 1-4 | Frankfurt, Germany | Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) | 3-1 | Wales (Mark Webster & Gerwyn Price) | £30,000 (per player) |
| 2018 | May 31-June 3 | Frankfurt, Germany | Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) | 3-1 | Scotland (Gary Anderson & Peter Wright) | £30,000 (per player) |
| 2019 | June 6-9 | Hamburg, Germany | Scotland (Gary Anderson & Peter Wright) | 3-1 | Ireland (Steve Lennon & William O'Connor) | £35,000 (per player) |
| 2020 | November 6-8 | Salzburg, Austria | Wales (Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton) | 3-0 | England (Michael Smith & Rob Cross) | £35,000 (per player) |
| 2021 | Sept. 9-12 | Jena, Germany | Scotland (Peter Wright & John Henderson) | 3-1 | Austria (Mensur Suljovic & Rowby-John Rodriguez) | £35,000 (per player) |
| 2022 | June 16-19 | Frankfurt, Germany | Australia (Damon Heta & Simon Whitlock) | 3-1 | Wales (Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton) | £35,000 (per player) |
| 2023 | June 16-19 | Frankfurt, Germany | Wales (Gerwyn Price & Jonny Clayton) | 10-2 | Scotland (Peter Wright & Gary Anderson) | £40,000 (per player) |
| 2024 | June 27-30 | Frankfurt, Germany | ... | ... | ... | £40,000 (per player) |
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