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	The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.		The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

	{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. ~~{{Flag\|Australia}} {{Flag\|England}}~~		{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event.

	== Prize money ==		== Prize money ==

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	The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.		The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

	{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. {{~~Flagg~~\|Australia}}		{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. {{Flag\|Australia}} {{Flag\|England}}

	== Prize money ==		== Prize money ==

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	The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.		The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

	{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. {{Flagg\|~~ENG~~}}		{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. {{Flagg\|Australia}}

	== Prize money ==		== Prize money ==

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	The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.		The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

	{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event.		{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event. {{Flagg\|ENG}}

	== Prize money ==		== Prize money ==

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	The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.		The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

	{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event.		{{PDCLink\|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever IDF World Champion, defeating {{PDCLink\|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only nine-dart finish, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event.

	== Prize money ==		== Prize money ==

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{{Infobox individual darts tournament
| tournament_name = 2023 IDF World Championship
| image = IDF_World_Championship_Logo.svg
| dates = 14–17 January 2023
| venue = [[Alexandra Palace]]
| location = [[London]]
| country = {{GBR}}
| organisation = [[International Darts Federation (IDF)]]
| format = Legs
| prize_fund = £100,000
| winners_share = £30,000
| nine_dart = Max Mad (1)
| high_checkout = 170 (Max Mad)
| winner = Max Mad
| prev = N/A
| next = [[2024 IDF World Championship|2024]]
}}

The '''2023 IDF World Championship''' was the inaugural edition of the IDF World Championship, organized by the [[International Darts Federation (IDF)]]. The event was held at the iconic [[Alexandra Palace]] in [[London]] from 14–17 January 2023. This marked the beginning of a new era in professional darts, attracting the world’s best players to compete for the prestigious title.

The tournament featured 16 players, all qualifying through the newly established [[IDF Order of Merit]]. The event was played in a legs format, with each match showcasing high-quality darts and thrilling moments.

{{PDCLink|Max Mad}} was crowned the first-ever **IDF World Champion**, defeating {{PDCLink|Luke Littler}} 11–8 in a closely contested final. Mad’s clinical finishing and heavy scoring proved decisive, and his victory signaled the arrival of a new star in world darts. Mad also hit the tournament’s only **nine-dart finish**, cementing his status as the breakthrough player of the event.

== Prize money ==
The total prize fund was £100,000.
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" |Position (no. of players)
!Prize money
(Total: £100,000)
|-
|'''Winner'''
|(1)
|£30,000
|-
|'''Runner-up'''
|(1)
|£15,000
|-
|'''Semi-finalists'''
|(2)
|£10,000
|-
|'''Quarter-finalists'''
|(4)
|£5,000
|-
|'''First round'''
|(8)
|£2,500
|}

== Qualifiers ==
The IDF announced the 16-man line-up on 1 January 2023. All players qualified through the [[IDF Order of Merit]], ensuring a high-quality and competitive field.

== Draw ==
{{16TeamBracket
| RD1= {{nowrap|1='''First round''' ''(best of 11 legs)'' 14 January}}
| RD2= {{nowrap|1='''Quarter-finals''' ''(best of 11 legs)'' 15 January}}
| RD3= {{nowrap|1='''Semi-finals''' ''(best of 13 legs)'' 16 January}}
| RD4= {{nowrap|1='''Final''' ''(best of 15 legs)'' 17 January}}

| team-width = 220
| boldwinner = high

| RD1-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Max Mad|avg=108.44}}
| RD1-score01= 11
| RD1-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Chris Dobey|avg=96.22}}
| RD1-score02= 5
| RD1-team03 = {{PDCFlag|Luke Littler|avg=112.22}}
| RD1-score03= 11
| RD1-team04 = {{PDCFlag|Jonny Clayton|avg=104.55}}
| RD1-score04= 7
| RD1-team05 = {{PDCFlag|Michael Smith|avg=106.33}}
| RD1-score05= 11
| RD1-team06 = {{PDCFlag|Nathan Aspinall|avg=100.88}}
| RD1-score06= 9
| RD1-team07 = {{PDCFlag|Rob Cross|avg=101.11}}
| RD1-score07= 11
| RD1-team08 = {{PDCFlag|Damon Heta|avg=98.77}}
| RD1-score08= 7
| RD1-team09 = {{PDCFlag|Ethan Steel|avg=116.88}}
| RD1-score09= 11
| RD1-team10 = {{PDCFlag|Leonard Gates|avg=89.55}}
| RD1-score10= 2
| RD1-team11 = {{PDCFlag|Marco Svensson|avg=97.11}}
| RD1-score11= 11
| RD1-team12 = {{PDCFlag|Tyler Keane|avg=95.88}}
| RD1-score12= 6
| RD1-team13 = {{PDCFlag|Alex Harper|avg=104.07}}
| RD1-score13= 11
| RD1-team14 = {{PDCFlag|Spencer Taylor|avg=96.57}}
| RD1-score14= 7
| RD1-team15 = {{PDCFlag|Zion Carter|avg=80.13}}
| RD1-score15= 11
| RD1-team16 = {{PDCFlag|Wesley Adams|avg=77.19}}
| RD1-score16= 3

| RD2-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Max Mad|avg=114.33}}
| RD2-score01= 11
| RD2-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Luke Littler|avg=110.22}}
| RD2-score02= 9
| RD2-team03 = {{PDCFlag|Michael Smith|avg=106.22}}
| RD2-score03= 9
| RD2-team04 = {{PDCFlag|Rob Cross|avg=107.55}}
| RD2-score04= 11
| RD2-team05 = {{PDCFlag|Ethan Steel|avg=117.33}}
| RD2-score05= 11
| RD2-team06 = {{PDCFlag|Marco Svensson|avg=98.55}}
| RD2-score06= 5
| RD2-team07 = {{PDCFlag|Alex Harper|avg=104.07}}
| RD2-score07= 11
| RD2-team08 = {{PDCFlag|Zion Carter|avg=91.34}}
| RD2-score08= 3

| RD3-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Max Mad|avg=116.77}}
| RD3-score01= 11
| RD3-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Rob Cross|avg=111.33}}
| RD3-score02= 8
| RD3-team03 = {{PDCFlag|Ethan Steel|avg=118.33}}
| RD3-score03= 11
| RD3-team04 = {{PDCFlag|Alex Harper|avg=105.22}}
| RD3-score04= 6

| RD4-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Max Mad|avg=117.22}}
| RD4-score01= 11
| RD4-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Ethan Steel|avg=114.33}}
| RD4-score02= 8
}}
== References ==
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{{IDF World Championship}}{{2023 in IDF darts}}