Nordic Darts Masters 2024 prize money: How much will winner receive for huge PDC event?

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Nordic Darts Masters 2024 prize money: How much will winner receive for huge PDC event?

SEVERAL darts stars will be going at it for the chance to lift the Nordic Masters title – and that comes with a nice prize pot of money.

Peter Wright dethroned 2022 winner Dimitri Van den Bergh by beating Gerwyn Price 11-5 in last year’s thrilling final.

RexPeter Wright is the defending Nordic Darts Masters champion[/caption]

And the Scotsman will be determined to reclaim his title as the darts roadshow heads to Copenhagen once again this Friday.

One obstacle Wright won’t have to deal with is teen sensation Luke Littler as the Premier League winner who has pulled out due to family commitments.

But the likes of World No 1 Luke Humphries and US Darts Masters champion Rob Cross remain in the run-in, and they will feel as if they have an even greater chance of taking home the cash.

What is the Nordic Darts Masters 2024 prize money?

The total pot of prize money has not increased or decreased from last year’s winnings.

This means that the full amount of cash in the pot accumulates to £60,000.

Here is the full breakdown:

Winner: £20,000

Runner-up: £10,000

Semi-finalists: £5,000

Quarter-finalists: £2,500

First round: £1,250

Total: £60,000

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When is the Nordic Darts Masters 2024?

The Nordic Darts Masters 2024 will take place on Friday, June 7.

And the huge PDC event is scheduled to conclude on Sunday, June 9.

Forum Copenhagen is the chosen venue for this competition and it can host approximately 10,000 (standing), 8,000 (seated).

Peter Wright is the defending champion after beating Gerwyn Price in a gruelling 2023 final.

Who is playing in the Nordic Darts Masters 2024?

PDC Representatives

Luke Humphries (England) 

Michael Smith (England)

Nathan Aspinall (England)

Gerwyn Price (Wales)

Rob Cross (England)

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Peter Wright (Scotland)

Dimitri Van den Bergh (Belgium)

Stephen Bunting (England)

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