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Jacques-Nieuwlaat-2016

Welcome to the homepage of Jacques Nieuwlaat, commentator on all darts events broadcasted on Dutch television and international mastercaller. On this site you'?ll find the most comprehensive set of results for both PDC, BDO and WDF tournaments.

Besides results you'?ll also find loads of additional information on nine-darters, loads of extra stats and of course the most complete information on the voices of darts; the referees and masters of ceremony who feature on the worlds stages.

Enjoy taking a look at the website. Any comments and feedback would be most welcome.

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Ongoing event

From: 05-04-2021
Till: 17-06-2021

In 2005, introduced by Matchroom Sports as the strongest competition in world darts, the premier league is a travelling darts circus all around Great Britain and Europe. 
 
The World’s top four are automatically qualified for the Premier League. In addition, the British broadcaster Sky Sports has two wildcards. The last four places are PDC wildcards. The final list has been announced on the day of the World Championship final in recent years. Since 2019, there is also room for nine Challengers, or Contenders who all play once against a Premier League player in the first nine weeks. This last group will no longer be there in 2021.

Prize money

  • £250,000
  • £120,000
  • £80,000

Reigning champion

Glen Durrant
Photographer: MasterCaller.com

Calendar

Last TV tournament

From: 05-03-2021
Till: 07-03-2021
UK Open - 2021
England Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes

The 2021 UK Open was played without an audience in the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes due to COVID-19. The tournament was played from 5 to 7 March. All 128 tour ticket holders received an invitation and they competed with the top eight of the 2020 Challenge Tour and the top eight of the 2020 Development Tour. In addition, instead of 16 pub qualifiers, as usual, the field of participants was supplemented with the best 16 players of Q-School who had not already qualified to complete the field of 160 players. Eventually 150 dart players competed at 'the FA Cup of darts'. After three days, James Wade crowned himself champion. It is the third time for the Englishman that he has won this televised tournament. In the final, 'The Machine' defeats Luke Humphries: 11-5.

Prize money

  • £100,000
  • £40,000
  • £20,000

Champion

James Wade
Photographer: MasterCaller.com

PDC Order of Merit

Player Winnings
Last edited on 14 April 2021 03:00
£1,297,500
£1,019,500
£1,019,250
£524,000
£462,750
£425,250
£422,750
£410,250
£370,250
£357,500
£348,750
£341,500
£327,500
£325,500
£324,750
£304,500