Premier League Darts 2024 prize money: How much money is Luke Littler and rivals battling for?

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Premier League Darts 2024 prize money: How much money is Luke Littler and rivals battling for?

DARTS has certainly come to the forefront of the sporting industry – and the winner of the Premier League competition is set to go home with a huge prize pot.

Dutch legend Michael van Gerwen successfully defended his title by beating Gerwyn Price 11-5 in the 2023 edition.

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And as a result, the darts icon boosted his bank account by a staggering £275,000.

However, Van Gerwen is set to have a lot more competition this time, especially with the likes of teenage sensation Luke Littler announcing himself on the big stage after a phenomenal debut at the World Championships.

But what is the prize money for the winners of this ionic competition?

What is the Premier League Darts 2024 Prize money?

The total prize money is a huge sum of £1million – the same as the 2023 tournament.

And there is a winner bonus per tournament of £10,000 for players to fight for.

Winner: £275,000

Runner-up: £125,000

Losing semi-finalists: £85,000

Fifth place: £75,000

Sixth place: £70,000

Seventh place: £65,000

Eighth place: £60,000

Winner’s bonus per tournament: £10,000 (x16)

When is the Premier League Darts 2024?

The Premier League Darts 2024 is scheduled to get underway on Thursday, February 1.

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And the competition will conclude on Thursday, May 23 at the O2 in London.

It is an eight-player tournament which will be contested over 17 consecutive weeks.

Luke Littler is scheduled to face Luke Humphries in a repeat of the PDC World Championships final.

Who is playing in the Premier League Darts 2024?

Eight talented stars will be participating in this year’s mouthwatering tournament.

Luke Littler

Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen

Gerwyn Price

Peter Wright

Rob Cross

Nathan Aspinall

Michael Smith

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What has been said?

Luke Littler has been concerned about burning himself out ahead of the tournament following his Dutch Darts Masters defeat.

The teen sensation said: “Hopefully I haven’t burnt myself out for the Premier League next week.

“But I’ll take this as match practice and it goes into my World Series ranking, but I can’t wait to go down to Cardiff.”

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