Nordic Darts Masters 2025: Field, Results, Schedule, Prize Money, Predictions and where to watch

The Nordic Darts Masters sees the return of the World Series of Darts. Our article features the field, results, schedule, Prize Money, Predictions and how to watch the action from Copenhagen between June 6-7.

Taking place at Forum Copenhagen, it is the fifth staging and sees top PDC names, eight in all face eight Nordic and Baltic/regional qualifiers mainly made up of top players from the region most of whom have Tour Cards.

Gerwyn Price is defending champion having won last year defeating Rob Cross 8-5 in the final. Both return this year for another crack at the title with the winner sealing £30,000 for this World Series tournament. In addition it is also the first route towards Amsterdam and the World Series Finals at the turn of the year.

Field

The field is technically led seeding wise by Stephen Bunting who is number one seed alongside Rob Cross, Gerwyn Price and Luke Littler for this event. Albeit this perhaps isn't a true reflection with players like Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall being non seeds.

Jonny Clayton also joins the fray while Chris Dobey has received a sudden chance after the withdrawal of Michael van Gerwen who is out due to splitting with long-time wife Daphne. He has decided to take some time out for the foreseeable. Luke Humphries also leads the way while they take on Nordic and Baltic players.

This led by Madars Razma as well as Jeffrey de Graaf, Oskar Lukasiak, Cor Dekker, Viktor Tingstrom as well as Benjamin Reus. Andreas Harrysson and Darius Labanauskas too are involved. It is mostly made up of former PDC Tour Card holders who will take on the big names.

Where to watch Nordic Darts Masters 2025

The whole of the tournament will be broadcast through ITV4 in the UK who will lose the rights after 2025 with Channel 5 mooted to take them over. Unlike the Australia and New Zealand legs of the World Series and also the US, it will be shown live instead of on delay.

Worldwide it will also be shown on a myriad of different broadcast partners including DAZN and Viaplay for instance in Germany and the Netherlands. Outside of the UK including the US, it will be shown on PDCTV which is exclusively for watchers not in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

The whole of the tournament follows the same pattern with the session starting at 6pm every night and ending at 10 with the first round being on Friday 6 June and the Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final taking Centre Stage on Saturday 7 June as a champion will be crowned.

Prize Money Breakdown

As is the case with all PDC World Series tournaments, there will be £30,000 for the winner with £100,000 available overall. This of course is non ranked with the World Series akin to an exhibition.

The runner-up will claim £16,000 while semi-finalists seal £10,000. Quarter-Finalists claim £5,000 while for losing in the first round it is £1,750.

Prize Money - Nordic Darts Masters 2025 (£100,000 Total)

Schedule of Play - Nordic Darts Masters 2025

Schedule of Play

Predictions

Samuel Gill for DartsNews.com sees a potential outsider winning this title. "I think that Jonny Clayton is a potential title winner here based solely because of his recent form on the European Tour. He has received a chance here and while most other players will be burned out, he will be one who potentially thrives from it."

"Of course shoe in the likes of Luke Humphries and Luke Littler to the list but the motivation factor of playing in Copenhagen has to be questioned especially with the World Cup so soon after so it could be a time for another player to shine."