The WDF has announced the prize pool for the WDF World Championship. It also revealed more about how to follow the tournament at Lakeside.
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The total prize pool for the WDF World Championship includes 257,000 pounds, down from 300,000 pounds in 2022. The men's winner will haul in a £50,000 check, while the runner-up will go home with £20,000.
The winner of the women's tournament will receive 25,000 pounds in prize money, while the losing finalist will receive 10,000 pounds. There is £5,000 waiting for the winner of the boys' tournament, while the winner in the girls' will receive £2,000.
In addition, it became clear that the WDF failed to secure a major broadcast partner for Lakeside. Therefore the WDF has decided to broadcast the event from December 2 through December 10 via YouTube. However, the WDF is still in talks with parties to get the last three tournament days on television.
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The WDF are pleased to release further information around the prize fund, draw date and broadcasting of the 2023 WDF Lakeside World Championships.
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