Czech Darts Open 2027: FAQ
21–23 May 2027 · PVA Expo, Prag
FAQ
When and where do the Czech Darts Open 2027 take place?
The Czech Darts Open 2027 take place from 21 to 23 May 2027 at the PVA Expo in Prague. It is the seventh edition of the tournament in the Czech capital.
Who is the defending champion at the Czech Open 2027?
The defending champion is Luke Littler. He won the Czech Darts Open 2026 8-6 in the final against Luke Humphries.
How much prize money is there at the darts tournament in Prague 2027?
A total of £230,000 is paid out at the Czech Darts Open. The winner receives £35,000 and the runner-up £15,000; even a first-round exit is worth £2,000.
What format is played at the Czech Darts Open 2027?
The tournament is played as a knockout with 48 players. From round 1 to the quarter-finals it is best of 11 legs, the semi-finals are best of 13 legs and the final is best of 15 legs.
How does the schedule of the Czech Open 2027 work?
On Friday 21 May, round 1 is played in two sessions (1 pm to 5 pm and 7 pm to 11 pm). Round 2 with the seeded players follows on Saturday, and on Sunday round 3, the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final are on the schedule.
How do you qualify for the European Tour event in Prague?
The top 16 of the PDC Order of Merit and the best 16 players of the Pro Tour Ranking are entitled to play. They are joined by ten players from the Tour Card Holder Qualifier on 14 April 2027, four host nation qualifiers and one player each from the Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and the East Europe Qualifier.
Where can you watch the darts tournament in Prague 2027 as a stream?
In Germany and other European regions, DAZN holds extensive streaming rights to PDC events until 2031. Via PDCTV the European Tour is available worldwide, except in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Who is the record winner of the Czech Darts Open?
The record winner is Luke Humphries with three titles. He won the tournament in 2022, 2024 and 2025; the first edition in 2019 went to Jamie Hughes.