In 2025, WDF tournaments will again be played in the American city of Las Vegas. The darts festival will take place there from Friday, Jan. 17, to Sunday, Jan. 19, in 2025.
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The tournament regularly attracts well-known names as other tournaments are also played such as a cricket event and also is a mixed triples tournament where teams consist of three people and a mixed doubles tournament. Last year, Fallon Sherrock, Cameron Menzies and Simon Whitlock, among others, competed in Las Vegas.
The two biggest events, however, are the Las Vegas Open and the Las Vegas Classic. Both singles tournaments are part of the WDF calendar. The Las Vegas Open even has gold status, which means the winner of the men's and women's tournament are directly qualified for Lakeside in 2025. The Las Vegas Classic is a tournament of the silver category. A total of as much as $40,000 in prize money is paid out throughout the weekend.
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After the success of this year's tournament, the Las Vegas Open will again be Gold-ranked in 2025.
Scheduled for January 18th and 19th, the weekend of action will also include the Silver-graded Las Vegas Classic.