Prize money breakdown for 2022 Isle of Man Festival of Darts with over £30,000 on offer

The Isle of Man Festival of Darts is scheduled from 10-13 March. The event consists of three men's and ladies' singles tournaments, a pairs tournament, a mixed pairs tournament and a youth tournament. The prize pool is in excess of £30,000.

The biggest single tournament of the weekend is the Isle of Man Open. The winner of the men's tournament gets £2,650, while the women's winner gets £1,325. There is also the Isle of Man Classic and Isle of Man Masters, where the prize money is slightly lower.

There is also a pairs tournament, where the winning pair in the men's category gets £600. The two winners in the ladies' event get a total of £400. There is also a mixed pairs tournament, where the top prize of £800 is up for grabs.

Winner: £2650

Runner-up: £1325

Semi-Finals: £665

Quarter-Finals: £340

Last 16: £170

Last 32: £90

Last 64: £45

Winner: £1325

Runner-up: £665

Semi-Finals: £340

Quarter-Finals: £170

Last 16: £90

Last 32: £45

Winner: £1400

Runner-up: £700

Semi-Finals: £350

Quarter-Finals: £175

Last 16: £88

Last 32: £44

Winner: £700

Runner-up: £350

Semi-Finals £175

Quarter-Finals: £88

Last 16: £44

Winner: £600

Runner-up: £275

Semi-Finals: £125

Quarter-Finals: £50

Last 16: £20

Winner: £250

Runner-up: £100

Semi-Finals £50

Quarter-Finals: £15

Winners: £600

Runner-ups: £300

Semi-Finals: £100

Quarter-Finals: £60

Last 16: £32

Last 32: £20

Winners: £400

Runner-ups: £200

Semi-Finals: £100

Quarter-Finals: £50

Last 16: £30

Winners: £800

Runner-ups: £400

Semi-Finals: £200

Quarter-Finals: £50

Winner: £200

Runner-up: £100

Semi-Finals: £50

Quarter-Finals: £25

Winner: £50

Runner-up: £25