IDF European Championship

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The IDF European Championship is a professional darts tournament organised by the International Darts Federation (IDF). The tournament was established in 2023 and features leading players from the IDF circuit competing for the title of European champion.

The competition was first held in 2023, but no tournament took place in 2024. It returned in 2025 and is intended to be staged as one of the leading ranked events on the IDF calendar.

History

The inaugural 2023 IDF European Championship was held in 2023. Max Mad won the first title after defeating Luke Littler 11–1 in the final. Mad dominated the match to become the tournament's inaugural champion.

No edition of the tournament was held in 2024.

The championship returned with the 2025 IDF European Championship. Alex Brow won the title with an 11–8 victory in the final, becoming the tournament's second champion.

Format

The IDF European Championship is played in a straight knockout format, with matches contested over legs. The final is played as a best-of-21-legs match, with the first player to win 11 legs becoming champion.

The precise format, qualification system and number of entrants may vary between editions.

Qualification

Players qualify for the IDF European Championship through the relevant IDF rankings and qualification criteria announced for each edition. Places may be awarded through the IDF Order of Merit, regional rankings, qualifying events or other designated IDF competitions.

Finals

Year Champion Score Runner-up Prize money Venue
Total Champion Runner-up
2023 AUS Max Mad 11–1 ENG Luke Littler
2024 Tournament not held
2025 AUS Alex Brow 11–8 Runner-up to be confirmed

Records and statistics

As of 2025

Multiple champions

As of the conclusion of the 2025 tournament, no player has won the IDF European Championship more than once.

Total finalist appearances

Rank Player Won Runner-up Finals
1 AUS Max Mad 1 0 1
AUS Alex Brow 1 0 1
3 ENG Luke Littler 0 1 1
2025 runner-up to be confirmed 0 1 1
  • Active players are shown in bold.
  • Only players who have reached the final are included.
  • Players with identical records are ordered by the date on which they first achieved the record.

Champions by player

Player Titles First title Most recent title
AUS Max Mad 1 2023 2023
AUS Alex Brow 1 2025 2025

Final records

Record Player Achievement Year
Largest winning margin AUS Max Mad Defeated Luke Littler 11–1 2023
Fewest legs conceded in a final AUS Max Mad 1 leg 2023
Most legs played in a final AUS Alex Brow and 2025 runner-up 19 legs 2025

Tournament editions

Edition Champion Runner-up Final score
2023 AUS Max Mad ENG Luke Littler 11–1
2024 Tournament not held
2025 AUS Alex Brow To be confirmed 11–8

Television coverage

Broadcasting arrangements for the IDF European Championship are determined for each edition by the International Darts Federation and its broadcasting partners.

Sponsorship

Title sponsorship and commercial partnerships may vary between editions of the tournament.

See also

References

External links

  • Official International Darts Federation website

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