2016 World Darts Championship

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2016 World Darts Championship
Tournament information
DatesDecember 2015 – January 2016
VenueAlexandra Palace
LocationLondon, England
Organisation(s)International Darts Federation (IDF)
FormatSets
Final – best of 13 sets
Prize fund$3,000,000
Winner's share$650,000
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The 2016 World Darts Championship is an upcoming professional darts tournament organised by the International Darts Federation (IDF). It will be held at Alexandra Palace in London, England, and will feature a 64-player knockout field competing in set-play matches. The tournament represents the pinnacle event of the 2015–16 IDF season, with players competing for the sport’s most prestigious title and significant ranking prize money. The winner of the tournament will receive $650,000 from a total prize fund of $3,000,000, with all prize money counting toward the IDF Order of Merit.

The tournament will be the second World Darts Championship staged at Alexandra Palace. Dylan Frost is the defending champion, having won the 2015 edition by a scoreline of 7–4 defeating Elias Storm.

Overview

Format

All matches will be played as games of 501 using a set format. The number of sets required to win a match will increase throughout the tournament:

  • Round 1 – Best of 3 sets
  • Round 2 – Best of 3 sets
  • Round 3 – Best of 3 sets
  • Round 4 (Last 32) – Best of 5 sets
  • Round 5 (Last 16) – Best of 7 sets
  • Quarter-finals – Best of 9 sets
  • Semi-finals – Best of 11 sets
  • Final – Best of 13 sets

All matches must be won by finishing on a double.

Prize money

The total prize fund for the 2016 World Darts Championship is $2,000,000.

Position Prize money Players
Winner $500,000 1
Runner-up $250,000 1
Semi-finalists $125,000 2
Quarter-finalists $75,000 4
Last 16 $40,000 8
Last 32 $20,000 16
First round losers $10,000 32

Qualification

The 64-player field will consist of players qualifying through the IDF Order of Merit, international qualifying events, and regional tours, ensuring global representation across the tournament.

List of qualifiers

The following players qualified for the tournament:

Draw

First round
(best of 5 sets)
Second round
(best of 5 sets)
Third round
(best of 7 sets)
Quarter-finals
(best of 9 sets)
Semi-finals
(best of 11 sets)
Final
(best of 13 sets)
                  
1 Dylan Frost 3
Dean Hollow 0
Dylan Frost
Dylan Frost Jr.
32 Dylan Frost Jr. 3
Brett McAllister 1
 
 
16 Noah Richter 3
Lars Jensen 1
Noah Richter
Leo Grant
17 Leo Grant 3
Oscar Vega 2
 
 
8 Victor Kane 3
Marco DeLuca 0
Victor Kane
Grant Mullins
25 Grant Mullins 3
Ronan Kelly 2
 
 
9 Shane O’Connell 3
Lewis Hart 1
Shane O’Connell
Patrick Sloan
24 Patrick Sloan 3
Victor Hale 0
 
 
4 Elias Storm 3
Chris Phelps 1
Elias Storm
Caleb Stone
29 Caleb Stone 3
Emil Novak 2
 
 
13 Evan Cross 3
Scott Jamison 0
Evan Cross
Brandon Fox
20 Brandon Fox 3
Mark Fenton 1
 
 
5 Ethan Steel 3
Hugo Renard 1
Ethan Steel
Lucas Renn
28 Lucas Renn 3
Ian Collier 2
 
 
12 Zane Mercer 3
Daniel Moss 0
Zane Mercer
Callan Hughes
21 Callan Hughes 3
Tomas Ivić 1
 
 
2 Alex Brow 3
Ollie Kent 0
Alex Brow
Toby Sinclair
31 Toby Sinclair 3
Henrik Larsen 2
 
 
15 Aaron Knox 3
Paul Heaney 1
Aaron Knox
Theo Marsh
18 Theo Marsh 3
Ben Trafford 2
 
 
7 Ryan Thomas 3
Jamie Wilton 0
Ryan Thomas
Hayden Moore
26 Hayden Moore 3
Niko Salonen 2
 
 
10 Mason Drake 3
Stefan Müller 1
Mason Drake
Anton Kovač
23 Anton Kovač 3
Luke Dyer 0
 
 
3 Logan White 3
Aaron Pollard 0
Logan White
Nate Brooks
30 Nate Brooks 3
Callum Price 2
 
 
14 Marcus Shaw 3
Tomás Vega 1
Marcus Shaw
Reed Holloway
19 Reed Holloway 3
Roberto Marin 0
 
 
6 Max Calder 3
Kevin Brooks 1
Max Calder
Aaron Vance
27 Aaron Vance 3
Peter Huxley 2
 
 
11 Jared Collins 3
Martin Ellison 0
Jared Collins
Jordan Pike
22 Jordan Pike 3
Liam Porter 1