Darts World Grand Prix Prize Money 2024: Full Breakdown

This week’s Darts World Grand Prix is the big arrows event, where the best-of-the-best descend on Leicester’s Mattioli Arena for the quick-fire format that players must start on a double. But just what is the darts World Grand Prix prize money that the players will be looking to win?

We look at the total purse and the full PDC World Grand Prix 2024 prize money breakdown – from what the winner will bank and even what the first round losers will walk away with.

Darts World Grand Prix Winner Will Bank £120,000

12 months ago, we saw Luke Humphries win the darts World Grand Prix title and in the process bank a cool £120,000.

Humphries, who is one of the favourites with the best betting sites in the UK, is back for more with a whole host of the best names from the sport – with a total of £600,000 at stake which is divided out across the 32 players depending on how far they go in the tournament.

With the runner-up getting £60,000, which is half of the winning pot – there’s a lot at stake when we get down to the final two players on Sunday 13th October.

The losing semi-finalists will each bank £40,000, while players that reach the quarter-finals will guarantee a £25,000 payout.

Players that crash out in the second round will still walk away with £15,000, with those that exited in the first round getting £7,500 for their troubles.

Darts World Grand Prix Prize Money 2024 Breakdown

2024	Prize Money (£)
Winner	£120,000
Runner-up	£60,000
Semi-final	£40,000
Quarter-final	£25,000
Second Round Losers	£15,000
First Round Losers	£7,500

When Is The 2024 Darts World Grand Prix?

????Date: Monday October 7 – Sunday October 13
???? Venue: Mattioli Arena, Leicester
???? TV: Sky Sports
???? Purse: £600,000 (Winner: £120,000)

When Is The World Grand Prix Darts Final?

The darts World Grand Prix action gets going on Monday 7th October and will run through till the final on Sunday 13th October.

You can watch the action unfold on Sky Sports and DAZN, plus on Viaplay and PDCTV if outside of the UK.

First Round Matches – 7th and 8th October
Second Round Matches – 9th-10th October
Quarter-Final Matches – 11th October
Semi-Final Matches – 12th October
Final – 13th October

What Is The World Grand Prix Darts Format?

The PDC World Grand Prix darts is the only event that requires a DOUBLE-START – meaning to get going each player must hit any double (or the bullseye) before their 501 score is in-play.

Then, at the business end of a leg, a player must also finish with a double (or bull) in the normal way.

This quick-fire format can often lead to many shock results, with even the best players often not hitting a double early on to get started and, in the process, falling behind in legs.

As the event moves on through the rounds the ‘best of sets’ increases as per below.