Darts’ biggest stars are competing for a huge amount of money at the World Grand Prix this week.
The major tournament is taking place in Leicester from Monday, October 6 until Sunday, October 12.
It means there is going to be seven days of incredible action in the changed double-in, double-out format.
Mike De Decker won the World Grand Prix in 2024 and took home the largest chunk of the hefty prize pot.
Here’s what Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and co will be aiming to claim over the next few days…
World Grand Prix Darts prize money
There is a total prize pot of £600,000 available at the World Grand Prix of Darts 2025.
This is the same amount of money put up for the 2024 tournament.
Reigning champion De Decker took home the biggest split of the pot last year and the winner this year will get the same.
£120,000 is the prize for the victor in Leicester.
The runner-up at the World Grand Prix claims £60,000.
Prizes drop further for those eliminated in the semi-finals, as they will be rewarded with £40,000 each.
Losers in the quarter-finals will leave with £25,000 each.
World Grand Prix Darts: Prize breakdown
Total prize pot: £600,000
Winner: £120,000 Runner-up: £60,000 Semi-finals: £40,000 Quarter-finals: £25,000 Last 16: £15,000 First-round: £7,500 Littler and Humphries are major contenders to take home £120,000GettyWorld Grand Prix Darts: Schedule
Round One
Monday, October 6 Tuesday, October 7Round Two
Wednesday, October 8Quarter-finals
Friday, October 10Semi-finals
Saturday, October 11Final
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