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PDC World Masters prize money

The PDC has paid £1.0m across the two editions of the PDC World Masters we hold, from 2025 to 2026. The 2026 pot was £500,000 between 88 players, the one major that pays a player for turning up to the preliminary rounds and losing there, and Luke Littler took £100,000 of it.

A darts player is paid once, for where the run ended, so every pound of a pot lands on exactly one player and the two pots below add up to the £1,000,000 the field has shared. Luke Humphries has taken more out of the PDC World Masters than anyone else: £150,000 from two appearances. Both were played at Arena MK, Milton Keynes.

PAID IN ALL £1.0m
WINNING IT NOW £100,000
EDITIONS 2
CHAMPIONS 2

Every PDC World Masters pot

The two editions we hold, and what each one paid

2025 to 2026
Every PDC World Masters edition on this site, with the prize fund, the number of players, the champion and what winning it paid.
EDITION CHAMPION PLAYERS THE POT WINNING IT
2026 Luke Littler 88 £500,000 £100,000
2025 Luke Humphries 88 £500,000 £100,000
2 editions two different champions 176 £1,000,000£1.0m £200,000

The pot, season by season

season running total

The prize fund has been £500,000 in every one of the two editions we hold, and winning it has paid £100,000 each time. The dimmer column behind each season is the running total, which reaches £1,000,000.

What each finishing place pays

The nine bands at the 2026 PDC World Masters

Arena MK, Milton Keynes
Winner £100,000 One player, beat Luke Humphries in the final
Runner-up £50,000 One player, lost the final to Luke Littler
Semi-finalists £30,000 Two players, lost in the semi-finals
Quarter-finalists £17,500 Four players, lost in the quarter-finals
Last 16 £10,000 Eight players, lost in the round of 16
Last 32 £5,000 Sixteen players, lost in the round of 32
Preliminary last 16 £2,500 Eight players, lost the last preliminary match, one win short of the main draw
Preliminary last 32 £1,000 Sixteen players, lost in the preliminary round of 32
Preliminary last 64 £750 32 players, lost the first match of the preliminary rounds

Nothing here stacks. A player who lost in the semi-finals collected £30,000 and not that plus every band beneath it, which is why the nine bands come to £500,000 rather than to the £216,750 a ladder reading would put on the champion alone. The 2026 rate card has the players in each band and what the band paid out.

Who has taken the most out of it

Every player in the PDC World Masters draws we hold, across the two editions

118 players
Every player in the PDC World Masters draws on this site, with appearances, titles and what the tournament has paid them in all.
# PLAYER PLAYED TITLES PAID
1 Luke Humphries 2 1 £150,000
2 Luke Littler 2 1 £117,500
3 Jonny Clayton 2 £60,000
4 Danny Noppert 2 £47,500
5 Gerwyn Price 2 £40,000
6 Gian van Veen 2 £32,500
7 Dimitri Van den Bergh 2 £31,000
8 Damon Heta 2 £27,500
9 James Wade 2 £27,500
10 Josh Rock 2 £27,500
11 Nathan Aspinall 2 £27,500
12 Stephen Bunting 2 £27,500
13 Chris Dobey 2 £22,500
14 Gary Anderson 2 £15,000
15 Michael van Gerwen 2 £15,000
16 Rob Cross 2 £15,000
17 Ross Smith 2 £15,000
18 Ryan Searle 2 £15,000
19 Cameron Menzies 2 £10,750
20 Luke Woodhouse 2 £10,750
21 Peter Wright 2 £10,750
22 William O'Connor 2 £10,750
23 Dave Chisnall 2 £10,000
24 Jermaine Wattimena 2 £10,000
25 Martin Schindler 2 £10,000
26 Mike De Decker 2 £10,000
27 Daryl Gurney 2 £6,000
28 Jeffrey de Graaf 2 £6,000
29 Jimmy van Schie 2 £6,000
30 Joe Cullen 2 £6,000
31 Kevin Doets 2 £6,000
32 Niels Zonneveld 2 £6,000
33 Ryan Joyce 2 £6,000
34 Wessel Nijman 2 £6,000
35 Andrew Gilding 2 £5,750
36 Bradley Brooks 2 £5,750
37 Madars Razma 2 £5,750
38 Michael Smith 2 £5,750
39 Andy Baetens 1 £5,000
40 Connor Scutt 1 £5,000
41 Florian Hempel 1 £5,000
42 Gabriel Clemens 2 £5,000
43 James Hurrell 1 £5,000
44 Krzysztof Ratajski 2 £5,000
45 Shane McGuirk 1 £5,000
46 William Borland 1 £5,000
47 Alan Soutar 2 £3,500
48 Kim Huybrechts 2 £3,500
49 Richard Veenstra 2 £3,500
50 Nick Kenny 2 £3,250
51 Scott Williams 2 £3,250
52 Darius Labanauskas 1 £2,500
53 Dylan Slevin 1 £2,500
54 Graham Hall 1 £2,500
55 Jack Tweddell 1 £2,500
56 Mickey Mansell 1 £2,500
57 Scott Waites 1 £2,500
58 Cam Crabtree 2 £2,000
59 Keane Barry 2 £2,000
60 Martin Lukeman 2 £2,000
61 Henry Coates 2 £1,750
62 Owen Bates 2 £1,750
63 Ricky Evans 2 £1,750
64 Brendan Dolan 2 £1,500
65 Callan Rydz 2 £1,500
66 Dirk van Duijvenbode 2 £1,500
67 Ian White 2 £1,500
68 Mensur Suljović 2 £1,500
69 Ricardo Pietreczko 2 £1,500
70 Ritchie Edhouse 2 £1,500
71 Beau Greaves 1 £1,000
72 Jeffrey de Zwaan 1 £1,000
73 Jim Williams 1 £1,000
74 Justin Hood 1 £1,000
75 Mario Vandenbogaerde 1 £1,000
76 Matt Campbell 1 £1,000
77 Niko Springer 1 £1,000
78 Patrik Williams 1 £1,000
79 Radek Szaganski 1 £1,000
80 Rhys Griffin 1 £1,000
81 Ryan Meikle 1 £1,000
82 Adam Hunt 1 £750
83 Adam Lipscombe 1 £750
84 Aden Kirk 1 £750
85 Andreas Harrysson 1 £750
86 Andy Boulton 1 £750
87 Benjamin Pratnemer 1 £750
88 Berry van Peer 1 £750
89 Brett Claydon 1 £750
90 Charlie Manby 1 £750
91 Christian Kist 1 £750
92 Cor Dekker 1 £750
93 Danny Lauby 1 £750
94 Danny van Trijp 1 £750
95 Dominik Gruellich 1 £750
96 Jesús Salate 1 £750
97 Jitse van der Wal 1 £750
98 José de Sousa 1 £750
99 Joshua Richardson 1 £750
100 Kai Gotthardt 1 £750
101 Karel Sedláček 1 £750
102 Lukas Wenig 1 £750
103 Marvin van Velzen 1 £750
104 Max Hopp 1 £750
105 Nathan Girvan 1 £750
106 Oskar Lukasiak 1 £750
107 Pascal Rupprecht 1 £750
108 Pero Ljubić 1 £750
109 Robert Owen 1 £750
110 Ryan Branley 1 £750
111 Scott Campbell 1 £750
112 Sebastian Bialecki 1 £750
113 Stefan Bellmont 1 £750
114 Stephen Burton 1 £750
115 Thibault Tricole 1 £750
116 Thomas Lovely 1 £750
117 Tom Bissell 1 £750
118 Wesley Plaisier 1 £750

Frequently asked questions

How much is World Masters prize money?

£500,000 at the 2026 event, split between 88 players. Winning it paid £100,000, which is 20% of the pot, and the smallest payment was £750.

Who has won the most World Masters prize money?

Luke Humphries, with £150,000 from two appearances and one title. Across the two editions on this page the tournament has paid out £1,000,000 in all.

Has World Masters prize money changed?

No. The pot has been £500,000 at every one of the two editions we hold, from 2025 to 2026, and winning it has paid £100,000 each time. The nine bands underneath it have not moved either.

Who has won the PDC World Masters?

Two different players have won the two editions we hold, and Luke Littler took the 2026 one. No player on this page has won it more than once.

What does losing early at the PDC World Masters pay?

£750 at the 2026 event, which is the preliminary last 64 band. A player is paid once, for where the run ended, so it is the whole of what going out there is worth rather than a first rung.

Where to next

The rest of the darts money

The 2026 edition is at PDC World Masters prize money 2026, and the other one we hold is in the table above. Luke Humphries has taken £150,000 out of it and £3,090,000 across every event on the site. For the other tournaments, see PDC World Championship prize money, World Matchplay prize money, Grand Slam of Darts prize money, Players Championship Finals prize money, World Grand Prix prize money and European Championship prize money. Darts prize money ranks all 793 players across the £91,450,000 the 268 editions on this site paid out. Where a competition pays again at every round rather than once at the end, see Champions League prize money.