The
WDF World Championship prize money has been
confirmed ahead of
Lakeside which is due to take place between November 27 and December 6 at the home of World Darts with a slight increase this year albeit more to the overall number.
The increase comes in the form of the youth prize money due to the sponsorship of Deta Hedman and Paul James. Accordingly, it remains the largest total prize fund for a set of tournaments outside of the PDC.
The Open Champion will once again take home £50,000 and the women's champion seals £25,000, the highest prize available for a women's tournament anywhere in the darting world.
The semi-finalist claims £8,000, Quarter-Finalists are set for £4,000. Women's wise, it is £8,000 for the runner-up. While semi-finalists claim £4,000. Youth winner claims £3,250 while runner-up is set for £1,600.
Format unchanged, TV information set
Girls champion will claim £1,650 and the runner-up is set for £1,000. The format remains the same and the tournament will be broadcasted on WDF YouTube and as well as BBC iPlayer, S4C and Sport 1 in Germany.
The Open event begins with the first round, second round and last 16 played as best of five sets, before increasing to best of seven sets for the quarter-finals, best of nine for the semi-finals and best of 11 for the final. In the Women’s event, the first round and last 16 are best of three sets, followed by best of five for the quarter-finals and semi-finals and best of seven for the final.
The Youth event starts with best-of-three-set matches in the first round and quarter-finals, moving to best of five for the semi-finals and best of seven for the final. In the Girls’ event, the first round and semi-finals are best of three sets, with the final played as best of five sets.
The field will be confirmed after the Lakeside Open on October 31st with the last chance qualifier taking place at Lakeside on Sunday November 1. The draw will be conducted on the week commencing November 2nd and will be broadcast on the WDF YouTube channel.
WDF World Championship Prize Money - Open
| Round | Prize Money |
| Winner | £50,000 |
| Runner-Up | £16,000 |
| Semi-Finalist | £8,000 |
| Quarter-Finalist | £4,000 |
| Last 16 | £2,000 |
| Last 32 | £1,250 |
| Last 48 | £750 |
WDF World Championship Prize Money - Women
| Round | Prize Money |
| Winner | £25,000 |
| Runner-Up | £8,000 |
| Semi-Finalist | £4,000 |
| Quarter-Finalist | £2,000 |
| Last 16 | £1,000 |
| Last 24 | £750 |
WDF World Championship Prize Money - Youth
| Round | Prize Money |
| Winner | £3,250 |
| Runner-Up | £1,600 |
| Semi-Finalist | £1,000 |
| Quarter-Finalist | £500 |
| First Round | £350 |
WDF World Championship Prize Money - Girls
| Round | Prize Money |
| Winner | £1,650 |
| Runner-Up | £1,000 |
| Semi-Finalist | £500 |
| First Round | £300 |