Prize money breakdown 2022 British Classic and British Open with over £25,000 on offer

From September 16 to 18, the British Open is scheduled in Bridlington, England. In addition to WDF points, participants can also earn prize money. The organization has provided a prize pool of over 25,000 pounds.

Men's participants include Ryan de Vreede, Neil Duff, Chris Landman, Jamie Lewis, Luke Littler, Wes Newton, Tony O'Shea, James Richardson, Gary Robson, Richard Veenstra and Dean Winstanley. For the ladies, entries include Lisa Ashton, Aileen de Graaf, Beau Greaves, Deta Hedman, Laura Turner and Lorraine Winstanley.

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On Friday September 16 the pairs tournament will be played. The best men's pair can win 600 pounds, while the two best ladies will receive 400 pounds.

Saturday the single tournament of the British Classic will begin. The top prizes here are 1,400 pounds (men) and 700 pounds (women). The biggest tournaments of the weekend are the singles tournaments of the British Open. The winner of the men's tournament will receive a check for 2,600 pounds. For the ladies, a top prize of 1,300 pounds is at stake.

Distribution of prize money at British Classic & British Open

British Classic

Men's singles

Winner: £1400

Runner-up: £700

Semi-finalists: £350

Quarter-finalists: £175

Last 16: £90

Last 32: £45

Ladies singles

Winner: £700

Runner-up: £350

Semi-finalists: £175

Quarter-finalists: £90

Last 16: £45

British Open

Men's singles

Winner: £2600

Runner-up: £1300

Semi-finalists: £650

Quarter-finalists: £325

Last 16: £170

Last 32: £85

Last 64: £50

Ladies singles

Winner: £1300

Runner-up: £650

Semi-finalists: £325

Quarter-finalists: £170

Last 16: £85

Last 32: £50

Men's Pairs

Winners: £600

Runner-ups: £300

Semi-finalists: £150

Quarter-finalists: £80

Women's Pairs

Winners: £400

Runner-ups: £200

Semi-finalists: £100

Quarter-finalists: £50