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Tournament centre World Seniors Darts Masters 2023: Schedule of play, all results, TV guide and prize money breakdown
WSDTSunday, 25 June 2023 at 23:50
Stay fully updated on the latest events during the World Seniors Darts Masters in our tournament centre. Here you will find the playing schedule, all results, prize money information and TV guide.
On 24 and 25 June, the second edition of the World Seniors Darts Masters will be played at the Westlands in Yeovil. A field of 16 players will compete for the World Masters title and the top prize of £10,000. Participants include 16-time world champion Phil Taylor, senior world champion Robert Thornton and former world champions John Part and Martin Adams.
Last year, this event was on the World Seniors Darts Tour calendar for the first time. Then, the tournament was won by David Cameron, who was too strong for Phil Taylor in the final 6-3 in sets.
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TV Guide World Senior Darts Masters
The 2023 World Seniors Darts Masters will be available to watch in the UK on BT Sport. Saturday, June 24th's play will be on channel BT Sport 3. 1pm-5pm for the afternoon session and 7pm-11pm for the evening session. On Sunday, June 25th it will be BT Sport 2 in the afternoon and BT Sport 4 in the evening, for the final session to see who is crowned the winner.
How much prize money will the winner of the World Seniors Darts Masters get?
Participants are guaranteed £750 in prize money anyway. Players who win their first-round match will see their prize money rise to £1250.
For the four semi-finalists, £2,500 is up for grabs. The losing finalist gets double that, at £5,000. The winner goes home with the top prize of £10,000.
Schedule World Seniors Darts Masters 2023
Saturday 24 June
Afternoon session (from 13:00)
First round
Trina Gulliver (79.27) 2-4 (80.94) Chris Mason
Martin Adams (85.87) 2-4 (86.02) Dennis Harbour
John Part (78.83) 4-3 (81.47) Kevin Painter
Bob Anderson (67.31) 0-4 (85.89) Richie Howson
Evening session (from 19:00)
David Cameron (82.13) 3-4 (85.56) Neil Duff
Robert Thornton (91.96) 4-2 (89.78) Colin McGarry
Phil Taylor (87.41) 4-2 (78.67) Mark McGeeney
Leonard Gates (90.56) 4-2 (92.78) Mark Dudbridge
Sunday 25 June
Afternoon session (from 13:00)
Quarter-finals
Neil Duff (90.66) 3-4 (86.47) Richie Howson
Phil Taylor (86.99) 2-4 (91.38) Dennis Harbour
Robert Thornton (81.49) 4-3 (79.39) John Part
Leonard Gates (93.19) 4-3 (90.96) Chris Mason
Evening session (from 19:00)
Semi-final
Richie Howson (85.58) 5-2 (85.63) Dennis Harbour
Leonard Gates (86.92) 5-2 (95.86) Robert Thornton
Final
Richie Howson (88.29) 2-6 (90.40) Leonard Gates
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