2040 IDF World Championship

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2040 IDF World Championship
Tournament information
Dates6–22 January 2040
VenueAlexandra Palace
LocationLondon
CountryTemplate:ENG
Organisation(s)International Darts Federation (IDF)
FormatLegs only
Final – first to 36 legs (must win by 2 clear legs, sudden-death at 41–41)
Prize fund$7,500,000
Winner's share$1,500,000
Nine-dart finishNone
High checkout164 (Liam Renshaw)
Champion(s)
Theo Bartlett
«2039 2041»

The 2040 IDF World Championship was a professional darts tournament held from 6 to 22 January 2040 at Alexandra Palace in London, England. Organised by the International Darts Federation (IDF), it was the seventeenth edition of the tournament and the sixth to use the 16-player long-leg format.

Elias Storm entered as the reigning champion but suffered a stunning quarter-final exit to Theo Bartlett, who dominated the tournament with the highest average in IDF history across a full event (103.9). Bartlett, who had long been touted as a generational talent, fulfilled that promise by sweeping through the knockout stages without being taken to a deciding leg margin.

In the final, Bartlett defeated Liam Renshaw 36–29, closing out with a 132 checkout and three consecutive 12-dart legs to seal his third world title. Renshaw, appearing in his first final since 2033, had earlier produced a 164 checkout and an upset semi-final win over Tyler Brooks.

Format[edit | edit source]

The tournament retained the 16-player knockout structure with matches played in legs only.

  • First round: First to 18 legs
  • Quarter-finals: First to 24 legs (win by 2, sudden-death at 29–29)
  • Semi-finals: First to 30 legs (win by 2, sudden-death at 35–35)
  • Final: First to 36 legs (win by 2, sudden-death at 41–41)

Prize money[edit | edit source]

The prize pool remained at $7.5 million.

Position Prize Money
Winner $1,500,000
Runner-up $750,000
Semi-finalists $375,000
Quarter-finalists $200,000
First round $100,000

Results[edit | edit source]

First round (First to 18 legs) Quarter-finals (First to 24 legs, win by 2) Semi-finals (First to 30 legs, win by 2) Final (First to 36 legs, win by 2)
            
1 Elias Storm 18
Malik Coates (Q) 7
1 Elias Storm 19
4 Theo Bartlett 24
4 Theo Bartlett 18
Matteo Bruni (Q) 5
4 Theo Bartlett 30
Zach Monroe 25
5 Freddie Pike 16
Nico Petersen (Q) 18
Nico Petersen 17
Zach Monroe 24
8 Kazuki Sato 14
Zach Monroe (Q) 18
4 Theo Bartlett 36
3 Liam Renshaw 29
2 Tyler Brooks 18
Duncan MacLeod (Q) 12
2 Tyler Brooks 24
Mason Hughes 18
7 Jack Mercer 17
Mason Hughes (Q) 18
2 Tyler Brooks 27
3 Liam Renshaw 30
3 Liam Renshaw 18
Tyrone Dax (Q) 9
3 Liam Renshaw 24
Alex Brow 21
6 Henry Cobb 14
Alex Brow (Q) 18

High checkouts[edit | edit source]

  • 164 – Liam Renshaw (Final vs Bartlett)
  • 161 – Alex Brow (First round vs Cobb)
  • 160 – Tyler Brooks (Quarter-final vs Hughes)

See also[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

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