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The PDC European Championship serves as the grand finale of the PDC European Tour season, comprising 14 competitive events.
As a result, only the best darts players on the tour will face each other during the event, providing fans with four fantastic days of knockout matches before a longer, intense final.
Winning the event provides much more than eye-watering prize money, as it will boost the champion’s world ranking, increasing their seeding for future major tournaments.
Some of the biggest darts players have already been confirmed to participate in the event, including Luke Littler, who is firmly in the running for BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025.
Keep reading for the latest information on the 2025 PDC European Championship, including its dates, venue, format, prize fund, and broadcast details.
When is the 2025 PDC European Championship?
The 2025 PDC European Championship is scheduled to start from October 23 to 26, 2025.
Where Will It Be Held?
The event will take place at Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany.
What’s the Format?
Players will need to enter the tournament with their A-game, as the tournament is a knockout event.
Every match has a best-of-leg format, and the leg number will increase gradually throughout the tournament.
How Much Will the Winner Receive?
The 2025 PDC European Champion will receive £120,000, which is the largest share of the £500,000 prize money.
How is the Prize Fund Divided?
The runner-up, finalists, and players who finished in the second and first rounds will receive a share of the £500,000 prize money, too.
The runner-up will receive £60,000, the semi-finalists will earn £40,000 each, and the quarter-finalists will take home £25,000 each. The second-round players will each receive £15,000, and the first-round players will receive £7,500 each.
What Players Have Qualified for the 2025 PDC European Championship?
Players who have enjoyed success in the various PDC European Tour events throughout the past 12 months will qualify for the 2025 PDC European Championship.
As the tour isn’t over, the final list of players isn’t available. However, many of the best players in the world have qualified for the event, including Luke Littler, Gary Anderson, Nathan Aspinall, Gerwyn Price, Martin Schindler, Ross Smith, and Jonny Clayton.
Who is Most Likely to Win?
It is hard to predict who will win the 2025 PDC European Championship, as its 32 players haven’t been fully confirmed.
However, Luke Littler is a favorite to win the event, as he has won many European Tour events this year and thrives under the toughest of pressures.
Littler faces tough competition from Nathan Aspinall, as he has enjoyed much success this season and is playing at an elite level.
Of course, it would be foolish to disregard three-time European champion Michael van Gerwen and world number one Luke Humphries.
Also, Martin Schindler and Ricardo Pietreczko could be dark horses in the race, as they might be encouraged by the roar of the crowd when playing in their home country of Germany. Of course, fans won’t know for sure until the final dart is thrown.
Where Can I Watch It?
Check your local TV guide for broadcasting details on the 2025 PDC European Championship.
For example, it is expected to air on Sky Sports in the UK, Fox Sports in Australia, and DAZN in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany.
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