European Darts Grand Prix 2019

European Darts Grand Prix 2019

Tournament status
Tournament type	Ranking tournament
organizer	PDC
venue	Glaspalast , Sindelfingen
Tournament dates
Defending champion	Netherlands Michael van Gerwen
Attendees	48
Opening game	May 10, 2019
Endgame	May 12, 2019
Prize money (total)	£ 140,000
Prize money (winner)	£ 25,000
winner	England Ian White
statistics
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The European Darts Grand Prix 2019 was the sixth tournament of the European Darts Tour 2019 and was played from May 10th to 12th, 2019 in the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen , the traditional venue of the tournament.

The winner of the sixth edition of the tournament was for the first time the Englishman Ian White , who beat the Scots Peter Wright with 8: 7 legs in the final.

format

The tournament was played in a knockout system . Game mode was best of 11 legs in the first rounds , best of 13 legs in the semi-finals and best of 15 legs in the final . Each leg was played in double-out mode.

Prize money

The tournament totaled £ 140,000 in prize money. The prize money was distributed among the participants as follows:

Position (number of players)		Prize money
winner	(1)	£ 25,000
finalist	(1)	£ 10,000
Semi-finalists	(2)	£ 6,500
Quarter finalists	(4)	£ 5,000
Round of 16 players	(8th)	£ 3,000
2nd round loser	(16)	£ 2,000
Loser of the preliminary round	(16)	£ 1,000

		£ 135,000

Attendees

PDC Pro Tour Order of Merit places 1–16

Netherlands Michael van Gerwen
Wales Gerwyn Price
England Ian White
Northern Ireland Daryl Gurney
England Adrian Lewis
England Rob Cross
Austria Scale length Suljović
Scotland Peter Wright
Wales Jonny Clayton
England ~~James Wade~~ ¹
England Michael Smith
England Joe Cullen
Germany Max Hopp
England Ricky Evans
England Darren Webster
England Mervyn King

UK Qualifier Winner

England Jamie Hughes
England Steve Beaton
England Matthew Edgar
England Stephen Bunting
England Mark McGeeney
Wales Robert Owen
England Dave Prins
Northern Ireland Gavin Carlin
England Josh Payne
England Keegan Brown
England Nathan Aspinall
England Chris Dobey
England Ross Smith
England James Richardson
England Glen Durrant
England Ryan Searle
Northern Ireland Brendan Dolan

Winner of the European Qualifier

Winner of the West & South Europe Qualifier

Switzerland Stefan Bellmont
Austria Michael Rasztovits

Host Nation Qualifier Winner

Nordic & Baltic Qualifier

Finland Kim Viljanen

East Europe Qualifier

Croatia Pero Ljubic

¹ James Wade withdrew his participation at short notice.

Tournament course

Preliminary round

May 10, 2019

game	Player 1	Result	Player 2
1	Northern Ireland Brendan Dolan 94.94	6 : 2	Germany Michael Rosenauer 86.75
2	England Matthew Edgar 83.63	3: 6	England James Richardson 95.94
3	Netherlands Niels Zonneveld 79.15	6 : 4	Germany Michael Hurtz 78.15
4th	Croatia Pero Ljubic 84	3: 6	England Ross Smith 92.3
5	Germany Ricardo Pietreczko 76.95	1: 6	England Jamie Hughes 90.44
6th	England Mark McGeeney 3.78	6 : 3	England Josh Payne 97.74
7th	England Chris Dobey 103.66	6 : 0	Latvia Madars Razma 95.32
8th	Finland Kim Viljanen 82.09	1: 6	England Nathan Aspinall 102.97

game	Player 1	Result	Player 2
9	Germany Dragutin Horvat 84.04	3: 6	Northern Ireland Gavin Carlin 88.53
10	Netherlands Vincent van der Voort 91.47	6 : 4	England Dave Prins 90.7
11	England Steve Beaton 92.96	6 : 4	England Stephen Bunting 95.94
12	England Ryan Searle 92.96	6 : 4	England Glen Durrant 97.86
13	Switzerland Stefan Bellmont 82.82	2: 6	Netherlands Jeffrey de Zwaan 97.81
14th	Wales Robert Owen 91.22	4: 6	Poland Krzysztof Ratajski 94.69
15th	Austria Michael Rasztovits 90.98	1: 6	Belgium Dimitri Van den Bergh 91.51
16	Germany Daniel Klose 84.41	3: 6	England Keegan Brown 91.79