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The 2023 PDC European Championships – Draw, Schedule, Results and How To Watch

Here is the draw, schedule, results and how to watch the 2023 PDC European Championships the one-stop page with everything you need this weekend for all the action in Dortmund as the top 32 from the Euro Tour order of merit go head to head.

The Draw 2023 PDC European Championships 

Draw Bracket

(1) Dave Chisnall v (32) Chris Dobey

(16) Martin Schindler v (17) Stephen Bunting

(8) Michael Smith v (25) Raymond van Barneveld

(9) Peter Wright v (24) Gabriel Clemens

(4) Gerwyn Price v (29) Keane Barry

(13) Nathan Aspinall v (20) Ryan Searle

(5) Rob Cross v (28) Dimitri Van den Bergh

(12) Danny Noppert v (21) Andrew Gilding

(2) Luke Humphries v (31) Brendan Dolan

(15) Krzysztof Ratajski v (18) Joe Cullen

(7) Dirk van Duijvenbode v (26) James Wade

(10) Jonny Clayton v (23) Jose de Sousa

(3) Michael van Gerwen v (30) Madars Razma

(14) Ricardo Pietreczko v (19) Ross Smith

(6) Damon Heta v (27) Gian van Veen

(11) Josh Rock v (22) Daryl Gurney

Session Schedule

Thursday October 26 (1845-2300 CEST, 1745-2200 BST)

First Round x8

Danny Noppert 6-0 Andrew Gilding

Nathan Aspinall 6-3 Ryan Searle

Chris Dobey 6-2 Dave Chisnall

Rob Cross 6-2 Dimitri Van den Bergh

Gerwyn Price 6-1 Keane Barry

Peter Wright 6-5 Gabriel Clemens

Michael Smith 6-1 Raymond van Barneveld

Stephen Bunting 6-1 Martin Schindler

Friday October 27 (1845-2300 CEST, 1745-2200 BST)

Gian van Veen 6-1 Damon Heta

Krzysztof Ratajski 6-3 Joe Cullen

Daryl Gurney 6-2 Josh Rock

Jose De Sousa 6-4 Jonny Clayton

James Wade 6-3 Dirk van Duijvenbode

Luke Humphries 6-1 Brendan Dolan

Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Madars Razma

Ricardo Pietreczko 6-3 Ross Smith

Saturday October 28

Second Round

Afternoon Session (1300-1700 CEST, 1200-1600 BST)

Chris Dobey 10-8 Stephen Bunting

Danny Noppert 10-7 Rob Cross

Gerwyn Price 10-5 Nathan Aspinall

Peter Wright 10-4 Michael Smith

Evening Session

Gian van Veen 10-6 Daryl Gurney

James Wade 10-1 Jose de Sousa

Luke Humphries 10-5 Krzysztof Ratajski

Michael van Gerwen 10-7 Ricardo Pietreczko

2023 Machineseeker European Championship

Sunday October 29

Afternoon Session (1300-1700 CET)

Quarter-Finals

Chris Dobey v Peter Wright

Gerwyn Price v Danny Noppert

Luke Humphries v James Wade

Michael van Gerwen v Gian van Veen

Best of 19 legs

Evening Session (1900-2300 CET)

Semi-Finals

Dobey/Wright v Price/Noppert

Humphries/Wade v Van Gerwen/Van Veen

Best of 21 legs

First Round – Best of 11 legs

Second Round – Best of 19 legs

Quarter-Finals – Best of 19 legs

Semi-Finals – Best of 21 legs

Final – Best of 21 legs

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European Championship darts 2023: Draw, schedule, betting odds, results & live ITV4 coverage details

The full results and round-ups from the Machineseeker European Championship, which takes place in Dortmund, Germany from October 26-29.

The latest televised major of a hectic winter of darts took place at the Westfalenhalle where Peter Wright lifted the trophy for a second time.

You can follow how the event unfolded right here.

European Championship: Draw & tournament bracket

• (9) Peter Wright 11-6 James Wade (26)

SEMI-FINALS

• (9) Peter Wright 11-8 Danny Noppert (12)
• (26) James Wade 11-9 Gian van Veen (27)

QUARTER-FINALS

• (32) Chris Dobey 8-10 Peter Wright (9)
• (4) Gerwyn Price 8-10 Danny Noppert (12)
• (2) Luke Humphries 6-10 James Wade (26)
• (3) Michael van Gerwen 6-10 Gian van Veen (27)
• (32) Chris Dobey 10-8 Stephen Bunting (17)
• (8) Michael Smith 4-10 Peter Wright (9)
• (4) Gerwyn Price 10-5 Nathan Aspinall (13)
• (5) Rob Cross 7-10 Danny Noppert (12)
• (2) Luke Humphries 10-5 Krzysztof Ratajski (15)
• (26) James Wade 10-1 Jose de Sousa (23)
• (3) Michael van Gerwen 10-7 Ricardo Pietreczko (14)
• (27) Gian van Veen 10-6 Daryl Gurney (22)
• (1) Dave Chisnall 2-6 Chris Dobey (32)
• (16) Martin Schindler 1-6 Stephen Bunting (17)
• (8) Michael Smith 6-1 Raymond van Barneveld (25)
• (9) Peter Wright 6-5 Gabriel Clemens (24)
• (4) Gerwyn Price 6-1 Keane Barry (29)
• (13) Nathan Aspinall 6-3 Ryan Searle (20)
• (5) Rob Cross 6-2 Dimitri Van den Bergh (28)
• (12) Danny Noppert 6-0 Andrew Gilding (21)
• (2) Luke Humphries 6-1 Brendan Dolan (31)
• (15) Krzysztof Ratajski 6-3 Joe Cullen (18)
• (7) Dirk van Duijvenbode 3-6 James Wade (26)
• (10) Jonny Clayton 4-6 Jose de Sousa (23)
• (3) Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Madars Razma (30)
• (14) Ricardo Pietreczko 6-3 Ross Smith (19)
• (6) Damon Heta 1-6 Gian van Veen (27)
• (11) Josh Rock 2-6 Daryl Gurney (22)

European Championship: Daily schedule & results

Thursday October 26 Evening Session (1845-2300 CEST, 1745-2200 BST) First Round (Best of 11 legs) TV Channel: ITV4

• Danny Noppert 6-0 Andrew Gilding
• Nathan Aspinall 6-3 Ryan Searle
• Chris Dobey 6-2 Dave Chisnall
• Rob Cross 6-2 Dimitri Van den Bergh
• Gerwyn Price 6-1 Keane Barry
• Peter Wright 6-5 Gabriel Clemens
• Michael Smith 6-1 Raymond van Barneveld
• Stephen Bunting 6-1 Martin Schindler

Friday October 27 Evening Session (2000 local time, 1900 BST) First Round (Best of 11 legs) TV Channel: ITV4

• Damon Heta 1-6 Gian van Veen
• Krzysztof Ratajski 6-3 Joe Cullen
• Josh Rock 2-6 Daryl Gurney
• Jonny Clayton 4-6 Jose De Sousa
• Dirk van Duijvenbode 3-6 James Wade
• Luke Humphries 6-1 Brendan Dolan
• Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Madars Razma
• Ricardo Pietreczko 6-3 Ross Smith

Saturday October 28 Afternoon Session (1300-1700 CEST, 1200-1600 BST) Second Round (Best of 19 legs) TV Channel: ITV4

• Chris Dobey 10-8 Stephen Bunting
• Danny Noppert 10-7 Rob Cross
• Gerwyn Price 10-5 Nathan Aspinall
• Peter Wright 10-4 Michael Smith

Evening Session (1900-2300 CEST, 1800-2200 BST) Second Round (Best of 19 legs) TV Channel: ITV4

• Gian van Veen 10-6 Daryl Gurney
• James Wade 10-1 Jose de Sousa
• Luke Humphries 10-5 Krzysztof Ratajski
• Michael van Gerwen 10-7 Ricardo Pietreczko

Sunday October 29 Afternoon Session (1300-1700 CET, 1200-1600 GMT) TV Channel: ITV4 Quarter-Finals (Best of 19 legs)

• Chris Dobey 8-10 Peter Wright
• Gerwyn Price 8-10 Danny Noppert
• Luke Humphries 6-10 James Wade
• Michael van Gerwen 6-10 Gian van Veen

Evening Session (1900-2300 CET, 1800-2200 GMT) TV Channel: ITV4 Semi-Final (Best of 21 legs)

• Peter Wright 11-8 Danny Noppert
• James Wade 11-9 Gian van Veen

Final (Best of 21 legs)

• Peter Wright 11-6 James Wade

European Championship odds

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What channel is the European Championship Darts on?

The Machineseeker European Championship will be broadcast live on ITV4 in the UK, through the PDC's worldwide broadcast partners including DAZN and Viaplay, and on PDCTV (excluding subscribers based in the UK, Germany, Austria & Switzerland).

Are there tickets available for the European Championship?

Click here to book tickets for the 2023 Machineseeker European Championship.

European Championship Darts: Prize money

• Winner : £120,000
• Runner-up : £60,000
• Semi-final : £32,000
• Quarter-final : £20,000
• Last 16 : £10,000
• Last 32 : £6,000
• Total : £500,000
• Nine-Darter Bonus £15,000

European Tour Results 2023

Baltic sea darts open (european tour).

• Final: Dave Chisnall 8-5 Luke Humphries
• Tournament Results : Wunderino Arena, Kiel, February 24-26

European Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Gerwyn Price 8-7 Dirk van Duijvenbode
• Tournament Results : Ostermann Arena, Leverkusen, March 24-26

International Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Gerwyn Price 8-4 Michael van Gerwen
• Tournament Results : Sachsenarena, Riesa, March 31-April 2

German Darts Grand Prix (European Tour)

• Final: Michael Smith 8-5 Nathan Aspinall
• Tournament Results : Zenith, Munich, April 8-10

Austrian Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Jonny Clayton 8-6 Josh Rock
• Tournament Results : Steiermarkhalle, Graz, April 21-23

Dutch Darts Championship (European Tour)

• Tournament Results : WTC Leeuwarden, April 28-30

Belgian Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Michael van Gerwen 8-6 Luke Humphries
• Tournament Results : Oktoberhallen, Wieze, May 5-7

Czech Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Peter Wright 8-6 Dave Chisnall
• Tournament Results : Hala Kralovka, Prague, May 12-14

European Darts Grand Prix (European Tour)

• Final: Rob Cross 8-6 Luke Humphries
• Tournament Results : Glaspalast, Sindelfingen, May 26-28

European Darts Matchplay (European Tour)

• Final: Luke Humphries 8-7 Dirk van Duijvenbode
• Tournament Results : Arena Trier, June 30-July 2

German Darts Open (European Tour)

• Final: Krzysztof Ratajski 8-3 Stephen Bunting
• Tournament Results : Sparkassen-Arena, Jena, September 8-10

Hungarian Darts Trophy (European Tour)

• Final: Dave Chisnall 8-7 Luke Humphries
• Tournament Results : BOK Sportcsarnok, Budapest, September 22-24

German Darts Championship (European Tour)

• Final: Ricardo Pietreczko 8-4 Peter Wright
• Tournament Results : Halle 39, Hildesheim, October 13-15

European Championship Darts: Previous winners

• 2022: Ross Smith 11-7 Michael Smith
• 2021: Rob Cross 11-8 Michael van Gerwen
• 2020: Peter Wright 11-4 James Wade
• 2019: Rob Cross 11-6 Gerwyn Price
• 2018: James Wade 11-8 Simon Whitlock
• 2017: Michael van Gerwen 11-7 Rob Cross
• 2016: Michael van Gerwen 11-1 Mensur Suljovic
• 2015: Michael van Gerwen 11-10 Gary Anderson
• 2014: Michael van Gerwen 11-4 Terry Jenkins
• 2013: Adrian Lewis 11-6 Simon Whitlock
• 2012: Simon Whitlock 11-5 Wes Newton
• 2011: Phil Taylor 11-8 Adrian Lewis
• 2010: Phil Taylor 11-1 Wayne Jones
• 2009: Phil Taylor 11-3 Steve Beaton
• 2008: Phil Taylor 11-5 Adrian Lewis

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View the draw for the sixth tournament of the 2024 PDC Women's Series here

Saturday afternoon, the sixth tournament of the PDC Women's Series 2024 will be played. This tour consists of 24 tournaments, with tournaments 5 through 8 taking place on Saturday, April 20, and Sunday, April 21.

The ladies can earn prize money with their results. These performances count toward the final rankings. The best player gets to compete at the Grand Slam of Darts, while the top two also receive an invitation to the World Darts Championship. The event also counts toward the qualification cycle toward the Women's World Matchplay in 2024. The top eight of this ranking may compete in that tournament.

Participants include top favorites Fallon Sherrock and Beau Greaves. These ladies will face competition from Mikuru Suzuki , Lisa Ashton , Laura Turner, Lorraine Winstanley and Noa-Lynn van Leuven , among others.

Here's how to watch this weekend's PDC Women's Series tournaments 5-8 via live stream

How can i watch the pdc women's series.

The matches on the streaming track are broadcast via PDCTV . To do so, you need to create an account and purchase a subscription. A monthly subscription costs £9.99, while an annual subscription is also available for £59.99. A special summer pass is also available.

Also, live streams are available through various betting sites. With these websites, you usually need a balance of at least five euros to access the stream offerings.

How much prize money is up for grabs at the PDC Women's Series?

If at least 128 players participate, the PDC Women's Series participants will be awarded prizes from the last 64, with fifty pounds for reaching this round. If there are fewer than 128 players, the counter only starts running from the last 32. In that case they do collect one hundred pounds.

This amount eventually keeps increasing. A final place already earns 1,000 pounds anyway. The winner of the tournament gets £2000 in prize money.

Women's World Matchplay 2024 qualifying race: Fallon Sherrock and Beau Greaves in tight battle for 'top seed'

Draw PDC Women's Series 6 .

Louise Layhe - | - Lorraine Hyde

Emma Evans - | - Gemma Reynolds

Gemma Hayter - | - Jody Hancock

Annmarie Potts - | - Katie Sheldon

Lauryn Salter - | - Rebecca Hoyland

Teri-Frances Kidwell - | - Eireann van Wijgerden

Fallon Sherrock - | - Joanne Oldershaw

Wendy Reinstadtler - | - Ann Chilton

Natalie Gilbert - | - Monica Cleere

Crissy Manley - | - Trina Gulliver

Paige Pauling - | - Chris Savvery

Laura Patton - | - Lisa Ashton

Sara Mortimer - | - Jane Biggs

Angela Kirkwood - | - Aurora Fochesato

Rhiannon Graham - | - Anca Zijlstra

Desiree Geel - | - Kirsi Viinikainen

Ros Hemmings - | - Kim Holden

Courtney Hine - | - Chloe O’Brien

Jane Robson - | - Roos van der Velde

Stacey Ellis - | - Sophie Hadley

Aileen de Graaf - | - Deta Hedman

Sharona Veld - | - Felicia Blay

Nathalie Van Marm - | - Hilary Kirkbride

Rowena Sidley - | - Quintey Bieman

Michelle Andrews - | - Laura Turner

Phonsawan Whillis - | - Lauren Bloomfield

Danielle Evans - | - Amy Grant

Lorraine Winstanley - | - Lainey Webb

Barbora Hospodarska - | - Amy Evans

Evonne Taylor - | - Gemma Bowen

Kyana Frauenfelder - | - Noa-Lynn van Leuven

Eve Watson - | - Nanako Shimizu

Hannah Meek - | - Sarah Brown

Chelsea Campbell - | - Kirsty Hutchinson

Anastasia Dobromyslova - | - Eleanor Cairns

Jacqueline Maiden - | - Beau Greaves

Rebecca Brouse - | - Kelly Streef

Marian Conway - | - Snezana Veljkovic

Josie Paterson - | - Rhian O'Sullivan

Tracey Heppinstall - | - Mikuru Suzuki

Corrine Hammond - | - Hayley Selman

Jodie Rowlands - | - Linda Porter

Natalie Davey - | - Paula Jacklin

Mozhgan Rahmani - | - Maret Liiri

Samantha Kirton - | - Aletta Wajer

Ingibjorg Magnusdottir - | - Steph Clarke

Samantha Lewis - | -

Rose Mort - | -

Vicky Pruim - | -

Sharon Godbeer - | - Laura van den Berg

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Paul Nicholson: Examining the rise of Martin Schindler

Former Players Champion and darts pundit Paul Nicholson examines the rise of Martin Schindler, following the German's landmark victory at last weekend's International Darts Open.

From steward on the European Tour to European Tour champion. Sounds like a fantasy, but in modern day darts, it’s the place where dreams can actually come true.    A lot of people in the modern era think that darts players are born good and hit immediate success in lots of different ways. For some it doesn’t work that way. 

Some people have to work extra hard to create their own destiny. Just look at Peter Wright. He was a good player in the 90s, but in order to be the champion he craved to be, he had to work hard for another 25 years. 

Maybe that is the lesson that a lot of current PDC professionals are living by if they see themselves falling short of their potential. Patience, hard work, good choices and determination can genuinely take you a long way. 

As for Martin, cast your mind back to his European Tour debut in 2014. He lost 6-3 to Raymond van Barneveld averaging 82.41. 

Not exactly a disastrous debut, but when you think that he had to wait until more than two-years later for his first win after a further three losses, you start to recognise the kind of attitude that Martin has grown into. 

There was a school of thought back then that people like Schindler might perform better outside of Germany as there would be less pressure to perform. This, in a time when no German player had grasped a PDC title of any sort. 

He made the quarter-finals of an event for the first time in June of 2017 in Austria. Thus proving what we thought was true. 

We stuck by that notion for a while, but when Max Hopp won in Saarbrucken in 2018 at the German Darts Open, we had to think differently because home advantage was about to take the German players by the throat. 

When Max, Martin, Gabriel Clemens, Ricardo Pietreczko and others graced the stage thereon, it was like a force of nature and the players had to use that to their advantage. Over time, Martin and the others have used it expertly. 

After Ricardo Pietreczko won the German Darts Championship in 2023, people started to wonder why the top two players in Deutschland weren’t winning PDC titles and if this was going to become some sort of curse.

Yet all the while, Schindler was sticking to his process of hard work, patience and good choices. 

Becoming a father in 2022 may have been the turning point. Since then, he has become a much more vibrant and reliable commodity. 

He has gradually exposed his talents to more and more stressful situations and thrived in a drip feeding manner that has had us darts enthusiasts intrigued and wanting more. 

There were clues along the way. Getting through Q-School in 2017 was the first one. He didn’t want to just be a home nation qualifier who sometimes revelled in German support in places like Düsseldorf or Hildesheim. He wanted more. 

Then, when that Tour Card was lost, he went to retrieve it and didn’t just take it, he forced the world to take him seriously. 

The highlight of that in 2021 was when he had a 123.50 average in a best of 11-leg game, and then we all knew what he was capable of. From that moment on, people have expected more and he's delivered more.

Alongside all of the individual ups and downs, he was a pillar of the German World Cup team, which looked a million euros with him in it. 

His chemistry with Hopp was sulphuric acid strong, and now with Clemens, he still has a tower of talent next to him, but they still haven’t lifted that trophy, even though they are always on home soil these days. 

It was for that reason that people again wondered if he had what it took to lift titles. 

He came close to becoming a World Youth Champion, but was denied by the imperious Dimitri van den Bergh. It seemed at this time that he would be continually eclipsed by the previously mentioned Max Hopp who won that title in 2015. 

Would Martin ever taste success or even be referred to as Germany's best player?

Without rankings proof, people have accused Martin of being just that for sporadic periods over the last few years.

However, when Gabriel Clemens made the semi-finals at Alexandra Palace a little over a year ago, it was Germany that embraced Gabe and Martin was again on the back foot. 

All this time, have you heard the wee man from Germany gush, splutter, curse or complain? Nein. He again stuck to hard work, patience and good choices. 

Here in 2024, we see further improved focus, fruits of the labour with his close friend Ioannis Selachoglou. 

It is this team that has seen him improve incrementally and turn into a dynamic, dangerous player who is increasingly hard to beat. And, as it turns out, unbeatable in Riesa in April of this year. 

Who would have thought it? The guy who pretty much owns Riesa, the guy that set his personal best average against Schindler in the World Cup in 2022 and the guy who hadn’t lost a Euro Tour final for six years would fall victim to the man who is known as The Wall. 

Stack the bricks against him, tell him he cannot do something and he will just smile at you and then he will walk away and figure it out. 

Maybe it was written in the stars that the International Darts Open would happen this way, but I don’t think so. 

This is the result of years of hard work, improved focus, patience and excellent choices. 

Martin Schindler IS Germany's number one player in everyone’s eyes and the rankings now, so we wonder if he can take further steps.

How will he fare as he becomes the steward of one of the biggest darting nations outside of the UK? 

Now he has a taste for success, I am sure it is easy to say there is more to come, but his journey tells us more than that. He will have to work hard to get more, but he has every physical and mental tool to succeed, and who wouldn’t want him to?

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