2021 Dutch Open Darts cancelled due to rising number of Covid-19 infections

Tuesday, 13 July 2021 at 12:30

The Dutch Open Darts, one of the biggest tournaments on the road to the WDF World Championship at Lakeside has been cancelled due to a rising number of Covid-19 infections in the Netherlands.

The government announced new measures on 9 July and with no multi-day events allowed until 13 August, there is uncertainty on whether the tournament could take place.

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As a result, the organisers in the NDB and De Bonte Wever have decided to cancel the tournament which was set to take place on September 3, 4 and 5 2021.

This does not currently affect the World Masters though which is set to take place in the venue between December 2-5 and the Dutch Open will return in its regular spot of early February next year.

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Met pijn in ons hart hebben wij, de @NDBdarts & @DeBonteWever, besloten om de TOTO Dutch Open Darts op 3, 4 en 5 september 2021 niet door te laten gaan vanwege de nieuwe coronamaatregelen. Meer → dutchopendarts.nl/event/toto-dut…