2024 World Series of Darts

The 2024 World Series of Darts was a series of televised darts tournaments organised by the Professional Darts Corporation. Seven World Series events were held followed by one finals event, which like the previous year took place in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Two new venues made their debuts with Maaspoort hosting the Dutch Masters and the Gliwice Arena hosting the Poland Masters for the first time.

Prize money

International events[1]
Stage Prize money
Winner £20,000
Runner-up £10,000
Semi-finals £5,000
Quarter-finals £2,500
First round £1,250
Total £60,000
Finals[1][2]
Stage Prize money
Winner £80,000
Runner-up £40,000
Semi-finals £25,000
Quarter-finals £17,500
Second round £10,000
First round £5,000
Total £400,000

World Series events

The 2024 World Series of Darts schedule was announced on 5 December 2023.[3]

No. Date Event Venue Champion Legs Runner-up Ref
1 18–19 January Bahrain Masters Bahrain Sakhir, Bahrain International Circuit Luke Littler  8–5  Michael van Gerwen [4][5]
2 26–27 January Dutch Masters Netherlands Den Bosch, Maaspoort Michael van Gerwen  8–6  Luke Littler [6]
3 31 May–2 June US Masters United States New York City, The Theater Rob Cross  8–7  Gerwyn Price [7]
4 7–8 June Nordic Masters Denmark Copenhagen, Forum Copenhagen Gerwyn Price  8–5  Rob Cross [8]
5 14–15 June Poland Masters Poland Gliwice, Gliwice Arena Luke Littler  8–3  Rob Cross [9][10]
6 9–10 August Australian Masters Australia Wollongong, WIN Entertainment Centre Gerwyn Price  8–1  Luke Littler [11][12]
7 16–17 August New Zealand Masters New Zealand Hamilton, Globox Arena Luke Humphries  8–2  Damon Heta [13][14]
8 13–15 September World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands Amsterdam, AFAS Live Luke Littler  11–4  Michael Smith [15][16]


Top averages

The table lists all players who achieved an average of at least 100 in a match.[17][18] In the case one player has multiple records, this is indicated by the number in brackets.

# Player Round Average Event Result
1  Kevin Doets 1st Round 109.98 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
1  Michael van Gerwen Quarter Final 109.98 Poland Poland Masters Won
3  Peter Wright Quarter Final 109.73 Poland Poland Masters Lost
4  Rob Cross 1st Round 108.19 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
5  Luke Littler Semi Final 107.95 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
6  Luke Littler (2) Final 106.71 Netherlands Dutch Masters Won
7  Rob Cross (2) Semi Final 106.68 Poland Poland Masters Won
8  Michael van Gerwen (2) 2nd Round 106.17 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
9  Luke Humphries 2nd Round 106.09 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
9  Michael van Gerwen (3) 1st Round 106.09 Bahrain Bahrain Masters Won
11  Michael van Gerwen (4) Quarter Final 105.97 Bahrain Bahrain Masters Won
12  Gerwyn Price Quarter Final 104.97 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
13  Luke Littler (3) Semi Final 104.92 Australia Australian Masters Won
14  Luke Littler (4) Semi Final 104.59 United States US Masters Lost
15  Gerwyn Price (2) Quarter Final 104.52 United States US Masters Won
16  Luke Littler (5) Quarter Final 104.50 Bahrain Bahrain Masters Won
17  Luke Littler (6) Quarter Final 104.07 United States US Masters Won
18  Luke Littler (7) Quarter Final 104.03 Australia Australian Masters Won
19  Chris Dobey 2nd Round 103.94 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
20  Luke Littler (8) Quarter Final 103.78 New Zealand New Zealand Masters Won
21  Luke Littler (9) 1st Round 103.66 United States US Masters Won
22  Gerwyn Price (2) 1st Round 103.43 Netherlands Dutch Masters Won
23  Peter Wright (2) Quarter Final 103.36 New Zealand New Zealand Masters Won
24  Luke Littler (10) 1st Round 103.20 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
25  Dimitri Van den Bergh Quarter Final 103.19 Australia Australian Masters Won
26  Michael Smith Quarter Final 103.02 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
27  Luke Littler (11) Quarter Final 102.91 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
28  Gerwyn Price (2) 1st Round 102.73 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
29  Rob Cross (3) Quarter Final 102.61 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
30  Michael Smith (2) 1st Round 102.56 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
31  Dimitri Van den Bergh (2) 1st Round 102.43 Netherlands Dutch Masters Lost
32  Damon Heta 2nd Round 102.41 Netherlands World Series Finals Lost
33  Jeffrey de Graaf 1st Round 102.25 Denmark Nordic Masters Lost
34  Luke Littler (12) 1st Round 102.24 New Zealand New Zealand Masters Won
34  Luke Littler (13) 2nd Round 102.24 Netherlands [World Series Finals] Won
36  Dimitri Van den Bergh (3) Semi Final 102.22 Australia Australian Masters Lost
37  Luke Littler (14) Final 102.21 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
37  Luke Humphries (2) Final 102.21 New Zealand New Zealand Masters Won
39  Luke Littler (15) Final 101.84 Poland Poland Masters Won
40  Michael Smith (3) Semi Final 101.53 Poland Poland Masters Lost
41  Luke Humphries (3) 1st Round 101.30 Netherlands World Series Finals Won
42  Michael Smith (4) Quarter Final 101.29 New Zealand New Zealand Masters Won
43  Michael van Gerwen (5) Quarter Final 101.15 Netherlands Dutch Masters Won
44  Luke Littler (16) Semi Final 101.13 Poland Poland Masters Won
45  Boris Krčmar 2nd Round 101.07 Netherlands World Series Finals Lost
46  Luke Humphries (4) Semi Final 101.04 Denmark Nordic Masters Lost
47  Gian van Veen Quarter Final 100.92 Netherlands Dutch Masters Won
48  Michael van Gerwen (6) Final 100.59 Netherlands Dutch Masters Lost
49  Stephen Bunting Quarter Final 100.56 Denmark Nordic Masters Lost
50  Nathan Aspinall Quarter Final 100.48 Bahrain Bahrain Masters Lost
51  Luke Humphries (5) 1st Round 100.20 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
52  Rob Cross (4) Semi Final 100.19 Denmark Nordic Masters Won
53  Chris Dobey (2) Quarter Final 100.07 Netherlands World Series Finals Lost
54  Gerwyn Price (2) Semi Final 100.05 United States US Masters Won
55  Michael van Gerwen (7) Semi Final 100.02 Bahrain Bahrain Masters Won
56  Luke Humphries (6) Quarter Final 100.01 United States US Masters Won

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  18. ^ Cite error: The named reference MCMatches was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
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