competing at the Lakeside. What can be said about darts legend Paul Lim, who is the only player to have thrown a nine-dart round at this iconic darts see more 👇 👇 

competing at the Lakeside. What can be said about darts legend Paul Lim, who is the only player to have thrown a nine-dart round at this iconic darts see more 👇 👇 

Players competing in the 2024 WDF Lakeside World Championship will have £221,000 in prize money to share. The Lakeside tournament starts on Friday, November. December 29 – Sunday, December 8. The prize money is

significantly lower than in 2023, when £257,000 was made available. The reduction in prize money has not affected the amount going to the winners of the various components. The men’s tournament has a maximum prize of £50,000 on offer. Every participant is

guaranteed a prize of £750. The total prize money for the men’s tournament is £158,000. The women have £69,000 to split. They will also receive prize money of at least £750, and the new Women’s World Champion will go home with £25,000. There will also be separate men’s and women’s competitions,

with the winner of the men’s tournament receiving £3,000 and the women’s winner receiving £1,500. Certainly, there are some interesting names competing at the Lakeside. What can be said about darts legend Paul Lim, who is the only player to have thrown a nine-dart round at this iconic darts venue?

The Singaporean darts player achieved this feat in 1990. Among the men are Jimmy van See, Neil Duff, Moreno Blom, Matthew Edgar, Dennis Nilsson, François Schweyen, Brian Lamant, Sybren Goebbels, Jarno Bottenberg and Corné Groeneveld.

Among the women, Beau Greaves is the heavy favorite to win the world title. Fallon Sherrock, Noa-Lynn van Leeuwen and Miku Suzuki are not competing, but several other women could complicate things for Greaves. The 20-year-old British woman will have to compete against beauties such as Eileen de Graaff, Leanne O’Sullivan, Deta Hedman and Lisa Ashton.

Distribution of prize money during WDF World Cup 2024

Winner: £50,000

Runner-up: £16,000

Semi-final: £8000

Quarterfinals: £5000

Losers last 16: £2000

Losers last 32: £1250

Losers last 48: £750

Total: £158,000

Division of prize money women’s tournament

Winner: £25,000

Runner-up: £8000

Semi-final: £4000

Quarterfinals: £2500

Losers last 16: £1000

Losers last 24: £750

Total: £69,000

Division of prize money boys tournament

Winner: £3000

Runner-up: £1500

Semi-final: £1000

Quarterfinals: £500

Total: £8500

Division of prize money girls tournament