Finnish Open (darts)

Finnish Open
Tournament information
Venue	SOKOS Hotel
Location	Helsinki
Country	Finland
Established	1979
Organisation(s)	FDO / BDO, category C / WDF category 2
Prize fund	€4,700
Month(s) Played	May
Current champion(s)
Jonas Masalin

The Finnish Open^[1] is a darts tournament that began in 1981. It was abandoned for a year before being recurred in 1983 where it has been held annually.

Year	Champion (average in final)	Score	Runner-up (average in final)	Total Prize Money	Champion	Runner-up
1981	Kexi Heinäharju	?–?	Risto Nurmela	?	?	?
1983	Tapani Uitos	?–?	Aimo Kuusio	?	?	?
1984	Mike Gregory	?–?	Colin Baker	?	?	?
1985	Dave Whitcombe	?–?	Cliff Lazarenko	?	?	?
1986	Jocky Wilson	?–?	Mike Gregory	?	?	?
1987	Mike Gregory	?–?	Bob Anderson	?	?	?
1988	Peter Evison	?–?	Bob Anderson	?	?	?
1989	Steve Gittins	?–?	Jann Hoffmann	?	?	?
1990	Phil Taylor	?–?	Alan Warriner-Little	?	?	?
1991	Per Skau	?–?	Jann Hoffmann	?	?	?
1992	John Lowe	?–?	Jann Hoffmann	?	?	?
1993	Alan Warriner-Little	?–?	Roland Scholten	?	?	?
1994	Andy Fordham	?–?	Raymond van Barneveld	?	?	?
1995	Raymond van Barneveld	?–?	Peter Hinkley	?	?	?
1996	Martin Adams	?–?	Matt Clark	?	?	?
1997	Mervyn King	?–?	Ronnie Baxter	?	?	?
1998	Ronnie Baxter	5–1	Andy Jenkins	?	?	?
1999	Paul Williams	?–?	Erik Clarys	?	?	?
2000	Mervyn King	?–?	Marko Pusa	?	?	?
2001	Bob Taylor	?–?	Matt Clark	?	?	?
2002	Martin Adams	?–?	Jarkko Komula	?	?	?
2003	Co Stompé	?–?	Martin Atkins	?	?	?
2004	Raymond van Barneveld	?–?	Mika Forss	€4,360	€2,000	€800
2005	Marko Pusa (95.34)	5–2	Mervyn King (84.27)	?	?	?
2006	Martin Atkins	?–?	Jelle Klaasen	?	?	?
2007	Dietmar Burger (91.68)	5–3	Sami Sanssi (87.66)	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2008	Steve West (86.43)	5–4	Robert Wagner (87.99)	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2009	Robert Wagner	5–4	Oskar Lukasiak	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2010	Paul Knighton	5–2	Johnny Nijs	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2011	Paul Jennings	5–2	Sami Sanssi	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2012	Johan Engström	6–5	Mats Andersson	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2013	Madars Razma	6–3	Ron Meulenkamp	€4,300	€1,800	€900
2014	Jeffrey de Graaf	6–5	Darius Labanauskas	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2015	Daniel Larsson 81.30	7–3	Ulf Ceder 77.70	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2016	Tony Alanentalo	def.	Daniel Larsson	€4,700	€2,000	€1,000
2017	Boris Koltsov	def.	Edwin Torbjörnsson	€5,180	€2,000	€1,000
2018	Boris Koltsov	def.	Hannu Suominen	€4,900	€2,000	€1,000
2023	Johan Engstrom	5-2	Jonas Masalin	€4,900	€2,000	€1,000
2024	Edwin Torbjörnsson	5-1	Viktor Tingström	€2,400	€800	€400
2025	Jonas Masalin 88.53	5 - 1	Stefan Schröder	€5,600	€1,600	€800

• Most wins 2: Martin Adams, Mervyn King, Mike Gregory, Raymond van Barneveld, John Lowe.
• Most Finals 3: Mervyn King, Mike Gregory, Raymond van Barneveld, Jann Hoffmann .
• Most Semi Finals 4: Jarkko Komula.
• Most Quarter Finals 5: Mervyn King, Ulf Ceder, Marko Pusa, Bob Taylor, Matt Clark.
• Most Appearances 8: Sami Sanssi.
• Most Prize Money won €3,384: Robert Wagner.
• Best winning average (95.67) : Daniel Larsson v's Madars Razma, 2015, Semi Final .
• Youngest Winner age 23: Jeffrey de Graaf.
• Oldest Winner age 46: John Lowe.

Player	Year (+ Round)	Method (single-in double-out)	Opponent	Result
Asko Niskala	2024, 2nd Round	2 x T20, T19; 3 x T20; 2 x T20, D12	Kenneth Ljungars	4 – 0

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