UK Open 2019
UK Open 2019
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Tournament status
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Tournament type | Ranking tournament |
organizer | PDC |
venue | Butlin's Resort, Minehead |
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Attendees | 160 |
Opening game | 1st March 2019 |
Endgame | 3rd March 2019 |
Prize money (total) | £ 450,000 |
Prize money (winner) | £ 100,000 |
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The UK Open is a ranking tournament in darts and was organized for the 17th time by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) from March 1st to 3rd, 2019 . The venue was again Butlin's Resort in Minehead .
format
The format has changed significantly compared to last year. The field of participants would be increased from 128 to 160. On the one hand, these are the top 128 in the PDC Order of Merit . The remaining 32 consist on the one hand of the Top 16 of the Challenge Tour Order of Merit, who could not earn a Tour Card, on the other hand of 16 qualifiers of the Rileys Amateur Qualifiers.
The tournament will be played in a knockout system . In the first round, the 64 lowest-ranked players compete against each other in 32 games. In the second round, the winners meet players 65–96 of the PDC Order of Merit. In the third round the players 33–64 of the PDC Order of Merit join and in the fourth round the remaining players (1–32 of the PDC Order Of Merit). The first three rounds are played in the best of 11 legs mode . From the fourth round up to and including the quarter-finals, the game will be played in the best of 19 legs mode . The semi-finals and the final will be played in the best of 21 legs mode.
Prize money
A total of £ 400,000 in prize money will be awarded to the tournament. The prize money is distributed among the participants as follows:
Position (number of players) | Prize money | |
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winner | (1) | £ 100,000 |
finalist | (1) | £ 40,000 |
Semi-finalists | (2) | £ 20,000 |
Quarter finalists | (4) | £ 12,500 |
Round of 16 players | (8th) | £ 7,500 |
5th round loser | (16) | £ 4,000 |
4th round loser | (32) | £ 2,000 |
3rd round loser | (32) | £ 1,000 |
Attendees
The following 160 players were qualified for the UK Open 2019:
- The 128 first placed players of the PDC Order of Merit.
- The first 16 players in the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit who do not have a Tour Card.
- The 16 winners of the Rileys Amateur Qualifiers
PDC Order of Merit
places 1–32
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Michael van Gerwen
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Rob Cross
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Peter Wright
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Gary Anderson
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Daryl Gurney
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Michael Smith
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Gerwyn Price
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Scale length Suljović
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James Wade
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Simon Whitlock
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Dave Chisnall
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Ian White
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Darren Webster
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Joe Cullen
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Jonny Clayton
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Adrian Lewis
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Stephen Bunting
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Mervyn King
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John Henderson
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Steve West
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Kyle Anderson
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Steve Beaton
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Kim Huybrechts
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Jermaine Wattimena
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James Wilson
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Jamie Lewis
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Alan Norris
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Jelle Klaasen
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Raymond van Barneveld
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Max Hopp
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Benito van de Pas
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Christo Reyes
The top 32 entered in the 4th round.
PDC Order of Merit
places 33-65
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Dimitri Van den Bergh
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Nathan Aspinall
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Chris Dobey
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Steve Lennon
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Vincent van der Voort
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Keegan Brown
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Richard North
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Robert Thornton
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Brendan Dolan
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Justin Pipe
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Jeffrey de Zwaan
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Danny Noppert
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Jan Dekker
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William O'Connor
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Ricky Evans
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Martin Schindler
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Toni Alcinas
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Ryan Searle
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Ryan Joyce
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Ron Meulenkamp
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Krzysztof Ratajski
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Josh Payne
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James Richardson
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Luke Humphries
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Mark Webster
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Christian Kist
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Gabriel Clemens
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Devon Petersen
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Zoran Lerchbacher
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Ronny Huybrechts
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Mickey Mansell
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Corey Cadby* -
Alan Tabern
The players started in the 3rd round.
* Corey Cadby withdrew from the tournament. All subsequent participants moved up one place and a bye was awarded in the first round.PDC Order of Merit
places 66–97
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Ross Smith
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Matthew Edgar
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Simon Stevenson
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Robert Owen
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Wayne Jones
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Robert Marijanović
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Adam Hunt
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Kevin Burness
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Glen Durrant
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Luke Woodhouse
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Ryan Meikle
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Dirk van Duijvenbode
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Tytus Kanik
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Arron Monk
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Bradley Brooks
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Peter Hudson
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Davy van Baelen
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Dawson Murschell
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Vincent Kamphuis
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Mario Robbe
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José Justicia
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Mark Wilson
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Ryan Harrington
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Mark Dudbridge
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George Killington
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Scott Baker
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Gary Eastwood
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John Goldie
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Tony Newell
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Gavin Carlin
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Harry Ward
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Andy Boulton
The players started in the 2nd round.
PDC Order of Merit
places 98–128
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Ediie Dootson
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Terry Temple
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Darius Labanauskas
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Ted Evetts
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Carl Wilkinson
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Jamie Hughes
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Jonathan Worsley
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José de Sousa
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Mark McGeeney
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Rowby-John Rodriguez
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Barrie Bates
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David Pallett
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John Michael
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Kirk Shepherd
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Maik Kuivenhoven
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Nathan Derry
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Adrian Gray
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Conan Whitehead
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Geert Nentjes
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Madars Razma
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Matt Clark
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Yordi Meeuwisse
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Joe Murnan
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Reece Robinson
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Vincent van der Meer
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Christian Bunse
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Jamie Bain
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Marko Kantele
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Niels Zonneveld
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Michael Barnard
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Mike van Duivenbode
The players started in the 1st round.
PDC Challenge Tour Qualifiers
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Cody Harris
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Cameron Menzies
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Martin Atkins
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Dennis Nilsson
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David Evans
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Simon Preston
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Adam Huckvale
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Michael Rasztovits
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Jason Cullen
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Diogo Portela
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Jarred Cole
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Mark Frost
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Matthew Dennant
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Darren Beveridge
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John Davey
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Lee Budgen
Riley's Amateur Qualifiers
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Michael Burgoine
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Shaun Fox
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Lee Harris
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Scott Taylor
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Wes Newton
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Mark Barilli
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Kevin Thoburn
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Lloyd Browning
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Ian McFarlane
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Andy Jenkins
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Chris Lacey
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Rob Collins
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Barry Lynn
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Daniel Day
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Callan Rydz
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Brian Raman
The players started in the 1st round.
Results
1 round
March 1st
qualifiers for the Riley Pub Qualifiers will be marked with a (Q).
2nd round
3rd round
4th round to final
At the UK Open, the pairings are drawn after each round. The tournament tree is therefore created retrospectively.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Overview of the prize money in the database of DartsDatabase.co.uk (English)