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Dutch Darts Championship prize money: How much can Luke Humphries and Co in Rosmalen?
Dutch Darts Championship prize money: How much can Luke Humphries and Co in Rosmalen?

The Sun

time23-05-2025

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  • The Sun

Dutch Darts Championship prize money: How much can Luke Humphries and Co in Rosmalen?

THE European Tour continues this weekend, as some of the biggest names in darts head to the Netherlands. The tournament will take place in Rosmalen between Friday, May 23 and Sunday, May 25. 3 3 3 Michael van Gerwen will be on home soil this weekend, and looks to put the disappointment of missing out on the Premier League Darts play-offs behind him. The Green Machine failed to win any of the 16 nights of Premier League Darts, and was beaten to fourth place by Nathan Aspinall, with The Asp not making the trip for the tournament. After topping the Premier League Darts table, Luke Littler will not enter the tournament, leaving just Luke Humphries and Gerwyn Price to make the trip ahead of Thursday's showdown at the O2 Arena. The 2024 winner of the Dutch Darts Championship Josh Rock will return to defend his crown as the 13th seed. SunSport can reveal how much Rock, Humphries and Co will be playing for in Rosmalen. When is the Dutch Darts Championship? The Dutch Darts Championship begins on Friday, May 23. The final of the tournament will take place on Sunday, May 25. Rosmalen in the Netherlands will host. How to watch Dutch Darts Championship 2025 The Dutch Darts Championship will be broadcast on PDC TV in the UK. You can purchase a monthly subscription to PDC TV for £4.99 a month, or you can buy an annual pass for £49.99. Alternatively, SunSport's live blog of the Dutch Darts Championship will bring you all the latest scores and results from Rosmalen. Dutch Darts Championship prize money 2025 Here is a full breakdown of the pot on offer in Rosmalen: Winner: £30,000 Runner-up: £12,000 Semi-finalists: £8,500 Quarter-finalists: £6,000 Third round losers: £4,000 Second round losers: £2,500 First round losers: £1,250 Total: £175,000 Dutch Darts Championship 2025 schedule All times BST Friday, May 21 Afternoon session: First round - from 12pm Evening session: First round - from 6pm Saturday, May 24 Afternoon session: Second round - from 12pm Evening session: second round - from 6pm Sunday, May 25 Afternoon Session: Third Round - From 12pm Evening Session: Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final - From 6pm

Why is Luke Littler not playing in Dutch Darts Championship 2025?
Why is Luke Littler not playing in Dutch Darts Championship 2025?

The Sun

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • The Sun

Why is Luke Littler not playing in Dutch Darts Championship 2025?

THE Dutch Darts Championship will take place this week, but a huge name will not feature. Teenage sensation Luke Littler is not among the star-studded field competing in the Netherlands. 1 But home favourite Michael van Gerwen will be in action, looking to add to his German Darts Grand Prix title on familiar soil. Luke Humphries goes into the tournament as top seed as Cool Hand attempts to end his drought on the European Tour. Defending champion Josh Rock returns after he beat Jonny Clayton 8-4 to win the Dutch Darts Championship last year. All the stars in the field will be boosted by the absence of Littler - but what's the reason behind the world champion not playing? Why is Luke Littler not playing in Dutch Darts Championship 2025? Luke Littler will be missing from the Dutch Darts Championship this week after the teenage sensation opted to skip the event in Rosmalen. The world champion has also chosen to bypass next week's European Darts Open in Germany. While an official reason behind Littler's absence hasn't been revealed, it will likely be due to the Nuke's hectic schedule, and with a busy summer ahead, the 18-year-old has decided to take the next two weekends off. Littler may feature in European Tour events more once the Premier League Darts season is over. The competition concludes on Thursday, May 29, with finals night at London's O2 Arena. Littler has qualified for the showpiece and will be aiming to defend his Premier League title at the end of the month.

Dutch Darts Championship 2025: Schedule and results as Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen top stacked line-up
Dutch Darts Championship 2025: Schedule and results as Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen top stacked line-up

The Sun

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • The Sun

Dutch Darts Championship 2025: Schedule and results as Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen top stacked line-up

THE Dutch Darts Championship takes place this week in Rosmalen! Last year, Josh Rock claimed his first European Tour title after beating Jonny Clayton 8-4 in the final. 1 Ross Smith also made the headlines by hitting a stunning nine-darter during his second round defeat to Dimitri Van den Bergh - his first for 11 years. This year's huge tournament is headlined by World No1 Luke Humphries and home hero Michael van Gerwen. Luke Littler will be absent in the Netherlands as the teenage sensation prepares for a busy summer. When is Dutch Darts Championship 2025? The Dutch Darts Championship 2025 begins on Friday, May 23. The tournament will conclude on Sunday, May 25. The Autotron in Rosmalen will host the event. What TV channel is the Dutch Darts Championship 2025 on and can it be live streamed? The Dutch Darts Championship will not be televised in the UK. For UK viewers, it will be live streamed on PDCTV - a subscription service. You can purchase an annual PDCTV subscription for £49.99. A three-day pass, which will cover the whole tournament, costs £4.99, as does a monthly subscription. Alternatively, SunSport's live blog of the event will bring you leg-by-leg coverage of the event. Dutch Darts Championship 2025 schedule and results Friday, May 23 First Round - Afternoon Session (From 12pm BST) Ricardo Pietreczko v Karel Sedlacek Wessel Nijman v Host Nation Qualifier 4 Martin Lukeman v Lukas Wenig Ryan Joyce v Host Nation Qualifier 3 Niels Zonneveld v Mario Vandenbogaerde Ritchie Edhouse v Kim Huybrechts Andrew Gilding v Host Nation Qualifier 1 Luke Woodhouse v Max Hopp Evening Session (From 6pm BST) Joe Cullen v Ryan Meikle Daryl Gurney v Maik Kuivenhoven Mike De Decker v Mickey Mansell Cameron Menzies v Wesley Plaisier Gian van Veen v Boris Krcmar Raymond van Barneveld v Host Nation Qualifier 2 Dirk van Duijvenbode v Teemu Harju Jermaine Wattimena v Niko Springer Saturday, May 24 Second Round - Afternoon Session (From 12pm BST) Damon Heta v Gilding/HNQ1 Dave Chisnall v Edhouse/Huybrechts Michael Smith v Joyce/HNQ3 Jonny Clayton v Woodhouse/Hopp Chris Dobey v Gurney/Kuivenhoven Martin Schindler v Lukeman/Wenig Danny Noppert v Zonneveld/Vandenbogaerde Ryan Searle v Cullen/Meikle Evening Session (From 6pm BST) James Wade v Van Duijvenbode/Harju Gerwyn Price v Van Veen/Krcmar Ross Smith v Van Barneveld/HNQ2 Peter Wright v Nijman/HNQ4 Luke Humphries v Menzies/Plaisier Michael van Gerwen v De Decker/Mansell Stephen Bunting v Wattimena/Springer Josh Rock v Pietreczko/Sedlacek Sunday, May 25 Afternoon Session (From 12pm BST) Third Round Evening Session (From 6pm BST) Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final

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