There's an even greater incentive to reign supreme at the upcoming 2026 World Series of Darts Finals; the reward of the biggest prize in the competition's history!
Thirty two of the PDC's biggest names, including Luke Littler, will do battle on the AFAS Live stage in Amsterdam this week, all hoping to get their hands on the silverware and the bumper £100,000 top prize.
That figure represents a £20,000 increase on last year's total, with enhancements also being made to the money on offer for the three other players who reach the semi-finals stage.
2026 World Series of Darts Finals Prize Money
- Winner (1): £100,000
- Runner-Up (1): £60,000
- Semi-Final Losers (2): £30,000
- Quarter-Final Losers (4): £17,500
- Second Round Losers (8): £10,000
- First Round Losers (16): £5,000
A total of £450,000 will be up for grabs in Amsterdam this week, up from £400,000 12 months ago.
A £100,000 cut of that will go straight into the pocket of the winner, whilst the runner-up will be rewarded for their run to the final by the tune of £60,000 -- an increase of £20,000 from 2025.
Players who are beaten in the semi-finals will earn £30,000 and those who succumb to defeat at the quarter-final stage will still land a handsome £17,500.
Defeat in the second round will earn eight players £10,000, whilst even the 16 stars who fall at the first hurdle will still pocket a cool £5,000.
