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2024 WDF

Format and qualifiers

Qualifying criteria are as follows.

  1. Top 16 players in WDF World Rankings (seeded)
  2. Winners of the 12 Platinum/Gold ranked tournaments
  3. First and second ranked players from each of seven regional tables
  4. Next highest ranked players in the WDF World Rankings to bring the total entry list to 44
  5. Four qualifiers from the final qualification tournament in Assen, Netherlands on 12 December 2022

Seeded players begin the competition in the second round. The remaining 32 qualifiers will start in the first round.[1] The provisional list of seeds and invited players is as follows.[2]

    2024 WDF (Women's)

      Men's

      Draw

      Fifth round
      (best of 7 legs)
      12 June             		Sixth round
      (best of 7 legs)
      12 June             		Quarter-finals
      (best of 9 legs)
      12 June             		Semi-finals
      (best of 3 sets)
      12 June             		Final
      (best of 5 sets)
      12 June
                     
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       
         
       

      Soft-tip

      Bullshooter European Championship

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      1993 Spain Toni Martin n/a beat Germany Leo Montalbano n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1994 Austria Alain Cherpion n/a beat Belgium Manuel Despotin n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1995 Germany Christian Kotal n/a beat Germany Klaus Schaall n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1996 Netherlands Harold de Gruyter n/a beat Germany Christian Kotal n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1997 Germany Christian Kotal (2) n/a beat Belgium Steve Lebon n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1998 Austria Peter Muehlboeck n/a beat Germany Dieter Joob n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      1999  Mensur Suljović n/a beat Belgium Zoran Baltovski n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      2000  Mensur Suljović (2) n/a beat Croatia Goran Protega n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      2001 Netherlands Andre Brantjes n/a beat Belgium Henry Creyelman n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      2002 Spain Horacio Sorroche n/a beat  Krzysztof Ratajski n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2003 Germany Frank Mast n/a beat  Krzysztof Ratajski n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700 Festplatz Castroper Straße, Bochum
      2004  Mensur Suljović (3) n/a beat Norway Thor Johansen n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700 Wunderland Kalkar, Kalkar
      2005 Netherlands Mikel van Maastrigt n/a beat Japan Masatoshi Yoshinaga n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2006 Belgium Laurent Toussaint n/a beat Netherlands Andre Ruiter n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2007 Norway Thor Johansen n/a beat Spain Carlos Rodriguez n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2008 Belgium Laurent Toussaint (2) n/a beat Norway Thor Johansen n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2009 United States Ray Carver n/a beat Slovenia Sebastijan Pečjak n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2010 Netherlands Raymond Hoek n/a beat Netherlands Bobby Biemans n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2011 Spain Diego Martinez n/a beat Belgium Kurt van de Rijck n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2012  José Justicia n/a beat  Toni Alcinas n/a €1,300 €800 €500
      2013  José de Sousa n/a beat France Franck Guillermont n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
      2016 Catalonia Martin Marti n/a beat Portugal Ricardo Lopes n/a €1,700 €1,000 €700
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      EDU European Championship (Girls U18)

      More information Year, Location ...
      Year Location Medals Details
      Gold Silver Bronze
      2022 Spain Benidorm Italy Asia Marini Turkey Zehra Gemi Turkey Irem Can [3]
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      EDU European Championship (Boys U15)

      More information Year, Location ...
      Year Location Medals Details
      Gold Silver Bronze
      2022 Spain Benidorm Germany Willi Keller Croatia Dino Živkovic Czech Republic Jan Ligus [3]
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      EDU European Championship (Girls U15)

      More information Year, Location ...
      Year Location Medals Details
      Gold Silver Bronze
      2022 Spain Benidorm Turkey Belinay Pehlivan Turkey Ceylin Atas Czech Republic Sandra Doležalová [3]
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      SDWF European Championship (Men's)

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      1997 n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Lloret de Mar
      1998 n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      1999 n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2000 Spain Carlos Rodriguez n/a beat Spain David Puyo n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2001 Austria Hannes Schnier n/a beat Czech Republic Martin Benischko n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2002 Hungary Norbert Meszes n/a beat Czech Republic Martin Hoffmann n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Vila-seca
      2003 Czech Republic Martin Hoffmann n/a beat  Mensur Suljović n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Lloret de Mar
      2004  Mensur Suljović n/a beat Austria Hannes Schnier n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2005  Krzysztof Ratajski n/a beat  Mensur Suljović n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2006 Spain Carlos Rodriguez (2) n/a beat Austria Hannes Schnier n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
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      SDWF European Championship (Women's)

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      1997 Czech Republic Olga Libertinová n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Lloret de Mar
      1998 n/a beat Czech Republic Květa Drahuská n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      1999 n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2000 Hungary Marene Rácz n/a beat Hungary Adel Urgyan n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2001 Czech Republic Markéta Abadžievová n/a beat Czech Republic Kamila Straková n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2002 Russia Anastasia Dobromyslova n/a beat Germany Denise Winter n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Vila-seca
      2003 Czech Republic Hedvika Kynzlová n/a beat Russia Anastasia Dobromyslova n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Lloret de Mar
      2004 Germany Stephanie Woischke n/a beat Czech Republic Lenka Schedivá n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2005   n/a beat   n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2006   n/a beat   n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
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      SDWF European Championship (Youth's)

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      2002 Czech Republic Pavel Jirkal n/a beat Poland Paweł Użakow n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Vila-seca
      2003 n/a beat n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000 Spain Lloret de Mar
      2004 Hungary Nora Fekete n/a beat Belgium Joeri Raats n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2005   n/a beat   n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
      2006   n/a beat   n/a €10,000 €8,000 €2,000
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      FECS European Championship

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      2008  Mensur Suljović n/a beat  Dietmar Burger n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700 Städtische Sporthalle, Bochum
      2009  Mensur Suljović (2) n/a beat  Dietmar Burger n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      2010  Boris Krčmar n/a beat  José Justicia n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
      2011 Slovakia Peter Martin n/a beat Switzerland Christer Tegner n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700 Festplatz Castroper Straße, Bochum
      2012  Mensur Suljović (3) n/a beat Austria Erwin Freidl n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700 Wunderland Kalkar, Kalkar
      2013  Mensur Suljović (4) n/a beat  Max Hopp n/a €1,900 €1,200 €700
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      IDF World Championship

      Men's

      More information Year, Location ...
      Year Location Medals Details
      Gold Silver Bronze
      2009 Croatia Zagreb  Boris Krčmar Slovakia Peter Martin [4]
      2011 Spain Benidorm  Boris Krčmar (2)  Krzysztof Kciuk  János Végső [5]
      2013 China Shanghai  Boris Krčmar (3)  Paul Lim [6]
      2015 Croatia Poreč  Boris Krčmar (4) Croatia Zdravko Antunović Austria Rainer Sturm [7]
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      Soft Darts World Championship

      More information Year, Champion ...
      Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
      Total Ch. R.-Up
      2011  Paul Lim n/a beat Japan Sho Katsumi n/a HKD 1,900,000 HKD 1,000,000 HKD 300,000 Hong Kong
      2012 Japan Takehiro Suzuki n/a beat Philippines Christian Perez n/a HKD 2,284,000 HKD 1,000,000 HKD 300,000
      2013  Lourence Ilagan n/a beat Philippines Christian Perez n/a HKD 2,316,000 HKD 1,000,000 HKD 300,000
      2016  Boris Krčmar n/a beat South Korea Hyung-chul Park n/a $122,000 $50,000 $20,000
      2018  Royden Lam n/a beat  Boris Krčmar n/a $82,000 $30,000 $10,000
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      THE WORLD Ranking

      Ideal European Champ

      Silesia Masters

          Valters Melderis

          Quick facts Valters Melderis, Personal information ...
          Valters Melderis
          Personal information
          Full nameValters Melderis
          Nickname"Expelliarmus"
          Born (1995-05-18) 18 May 1995 (age 30)
          Ogre, Latvia
          Home townOgre, Latvia
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2011
          Darts22g Target
          LateralityRight-handed
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          WDF2022–
          Current world ranking(WDF) NR (23 February 2026)[8]
          Other tournament wins
          Estonia Open 2023
          Kaunas Open 2023
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          Valters Melderis is a Latvian professional darts player who currently plays in World Darts Federation (WDF) events.

          Janis Mustafejevs

          Quick facts Janis Mustafejevs, Personal information ...
          Janis Mustafejevs
          Personal information
          Full nameJanis Mustafejevs
          Born (1992-05-26) 26 May 1992 (age 33)
          Kandava, Latvia
          Home townSt Helens, Merseyside, England
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2019
          LateralityLeft-handed
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          PDC2019–
          Current world ranking(PDC) NR (15 March 2026)[9]
          Close

          Janis Mustafejevs (born 26 May 1992) is a Latvian professional darts player who currently plays in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events.

          Dmitrijs Zukovs

          Quick facts Dmitrijs Zukovs, Personal information ...
          Dmitrijs Zukovs
          Personal information
          Full nameDmitrijs Zukovs
          Born (1985-12-13) 13 December 1985 (age 40)
          Ventspils, Latvia
          Home townGalway, Connacht, Republic of Ireland
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2005
          Darts22g Target
          LateralityRight-handed
          Walk-on music"Adventure of a Lifetime" by Coldplay
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          PDC2023–
          Current world ranking(PDC) NR (15 March 2026)[9]
          Close

          Dmitrijs Zukovs (born 13 December 1985) is a Latvian professional darts player who currently plays in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events.

          Filip Sebesta

          Quick facts Filip Šebesta, Personal information ...
          Filip Šebesta
          Personal information
          Full nameFilip Šebesta
          Born (1995-05-18) 18 May 1995 (age 30)
          Brno, Czech Republic
          Home townBrno, Czech Republic
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2011
          Darts21g Red Dragon
          LateralityRight-handed
          Walk-on music"Tam u nebeských bran" by Michal Tučný
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          BDO2011–2020
          PDC2022–
          WDF2011–
          Current world ranking(PDC) NR (15 March 2026)[9]
          WDF major events – best performances
          World MastersLast 128: 2022
          Other tournament wins
          Youth events
          Czech Open 2012
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          Filip Šebesta (born 18 May 1995) is a Czech professional darts player who currently plays in World Darts Federation (WDF) and Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events.

          Wojciech Bruliński

          Quick facts Wojciech Bruliński, Personal information ...
          Wojciech Bruliński
          Personal information
          Full nameWojciech Bruliński
          Nickname"Brulion"
          Born (1992-09-29) 29 September 1992 (age 33)
          Poznań, Poland
          Home townPoznań, Poland
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2015
          Darts21g Unicorn
          LateralityRight-handed
          Walk-on music"If You Want My Love" by Cheap Trick
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          PDC2022–
          WDF2019–
          Current world ranking(WDF) NR (23 February 2026)[8] (WDF)
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          Wojciech Bruliński (born 29 September 1992) is a Polish professional darts player who plays in World Darts Federation (WDF) events.

          David Concannon

          Quick facts David Concannon, Personal information ...
          David Concannon
          Personal information
          Full nameDavid Concannon
          BornBallinaheglish, County Roscommon, Ireland
          Home townBallinaheglish, County Roscommon, Ireland
          Darts information
          LateralityRight-handed
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          BDO2014–2020
          WDF2014–
          Current world ranking(WDF) NR (23 February 2026)[8]
          WDF major events – best performances
          World MastersLast 32: 2015
          Dutch OpenLast 64: 2015
          Other tournament wins
          Central Coast Classic 2016
          Irish Open 2015
          INDO Kilkenny 2013
          Medal record
          Men's Darts
          Representing  Ireland
          WDF World Cup
          Silver medal – second place2015 KemerMen's team
          WDF Europe Cup
          Gold medal – first place2014 BucharestMen's singles
          Close

          David Concannon is an Irish professional darts player who currently plays in World Darts Federation (WDF) events. He is a WDF Europe Cup singles Champion. Multiple time representative of Ireland during the WDF World Cup and WDF Europe Cup.

          Mindaugas Barauskas

          Quick facts Mindaugas Barauskas, Personal information ...
          Mindaugas Barauskas
          Personal information
          Full nameMindaugas Barauskas
          Born (1980-01-03) 3 January 1980 (age 46)
          Prienai, Lithuanian SSR, Soviet Union
          Home townPrienai, Lithuania
          Darts information
          Playing darts since2015
          Darts25g Shot
          LateralityRight-handed
          Walk-on music"Blinding Lights" by The Weeknd
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          BDO2015–2020
          PDC2019–
          WDF2015–
          Current world ranking(PDC) NR (15 March 2026)[9] (PDC)
          (WDF) NR (23 February 2026)[8] (WDF)
          WDF major events – best performances
          World MastersLast 256: 2016, 2017
          Other tournament wins
          PDCNB Tour 2023
          Close

          Mindaugas Barauskas (born 3 January 1980) is a Lithuanian professional darts player who currently plays in World Darts Federation (WDF) and Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events.

          Performance timeline

          More information Tournament ...
          Tournament2014201520162017201820192020202120222023
          WDF Ranked televised events
          World Masters 3R 5R DNQ
          Dutch Open DNP 6R DNP
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          Martin Hoffmann

          Quick facts Martin Hoffmann, Personal information ...
          Martin Hoffmann
          Personal information
          Full nameMartin Hoffmann
          Nickname"Hoffi"
          BornPrague, Czechoslovakia
          Home townPrague, Czech Republic
          Darts information
          LateralityRight-handed
          Organisation (see split in darts)
          BDO2007–2019
          PDC2019–
          WDF2007–2019
          WDF major events – best performances
          World MastersLast 128: 2009, 2013
          Other tournament wins
          Czech Ch'ship 2004
          Czech Ch'ship Pairs 2004

          Soft-tip events

          Czech Ch'ship 2006
          Czech Ch'ship Pairs 2004
          Medal record
          Men's Darts
          Representing  Czech Republic
          SDWF World Ch'ship
          Gold medal – first place2003 Lloret de MarMen's singles
          Silver medal – second place2002 Vila-secaMen's singles
          Silver medal – second place2004 Lloret de MarMen's doubles cr.
          EDU European Ch'ship
          Gold medal – first place2007 PragueMen's cricket
          Gold medal – first place2007 PragueMen's doubles
          Gold medal – first place2007 PragueMen's triples
          Silver medal – second place2014 PorečMen's cricket
          Silver medal – second place2015 PorečMen's singles
          Silver medal – second place2022 BenidormMen's singles
          Bronze medal – third place2018 CaorleMen's cricket
          Close

          Martin Hoffmann is a Czech soft-tip and steel-tip professional darts player who played in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and many soft-tip international events. Multiple medalist of international soft-tip tournaments. He is a singles SDWF World Darts Champion, cricket EDU European Darts Champion and multiple Czech Champion at soft-tip and steel-tip dartboards. He also represented Czech Republic at the WDF World Cup.

          Career


          Performance timeline

          More information Tournament ...
          Tournament2007200820092010201120122013
          WDF Ranked televised events
          World Masters 1R DNQ 2R 1R DNQ 1R 2R
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          Women's

          Format and qualifiers

          Qualifying criteria is as follows:[10]

          1. 2022 Lakeside Women's World Champion (seeded)
          2. Best player from World Women's Ranking (seeded)
          3. 2019 Australian Darts Open finalists (seeded)
          4. Two best players from Australia Women's Ranking
          5. Two best players from New Zealand Women's Ranking
          6. Four qualifiers from open qualification tournaments in Moama, Australia on 3–4 August 2022

          The final 12 women will be drawn into groups of 3 and will compete upon the stage.[10]

          1. [a]
            Deta Hedman (#2 in WDF World Women's Ranking) withdrew before official announcement about qualifiers. She replaced by Kirsty Hutchinson (#3 from WDF World Women's Ranking).

          Group stage

          All group matches are best of nine legs
          Only winners in each group qualify for the knock-out stage

          NB: P = Played; W = Won; L = Lost; LF = Legs for; LA = Legs against; +/− = Plus/minus record, in relation to legs; Pts = Points; Status = Qualified to knockout stage

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          Knockout stage

          Semi-finals (best of 11 legs)
          6 August                     		Final (best of 15 legs)
          6 August
                
          A1  
          B1  
           
           
          C1  
          D1  

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