Poland Darts Open 2026: Schedule, fixtures, results, draw as Luke Littler, Luke Humphries headline European Tour event

Catch up with all the results from the 2026 Poland Darts Open.

World No 1 Luke Littler and former world champion Luke Humphries headline the inaugural Poland Darts Open in the first PDC European Tour event of 2026 from February 20-22.

They feature as part of a 48-player field vying for the £35,000 top prize, which sees Polish No 1 Krzysztof Ratajski compete as a home favourite.

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Poland Darts Open

First round

Friday January 20

Afternoon session
Cameron Menzies v Ritchie Edhouse
William O'Connor v Andreas Harrysson
Ryan Joyce v Boris Krcmar
Luke Woodhouse v Carl Sneyd
Niels Zonneveld v Host Nation Qualifier 4
Andrew Gilding v Jeffrey De Graaf
Jermaine Wattimena v Host Nation Qualifier 1
Dave Chisnall v Darryl Pilgrim

Evening Session
Wessel Nijman v Thomas Lovely
Daryl Gurney v Host Nation Qualifier 3
Damon Heta v Connor Scutt
Krzysztof Ratajski v Mickey Mansell
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Adam Gawlas
Niko Springer v Cristo Reyes
Joe Cullen v Host Nation Qualifier 2
Mike De Decker v Marvin Kraft

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Second round

Saturday February 21

Afternoon Session
Martin Schindler v Joyce/Krcmar
Chris Dobey v Heta/Scutt
Nathan Aspinall v Chisnall/Pilgrim
Danny Noppert v Wattimena/Host Nation Qualifier 1
Gary Anderson v Nijman/Lovely
James Wade v Menzies/Edhouse
Ross Smith v Gurney/Host Nation Qualifier 3
Ryan Searle v Springer/Reyes

Evening Session
Josh Rock v O'Connor/Harrysson
Jonny Clayton v Van Duijvenbode/Gawlas
Gerwyn Price v Cullen/Host Nation Qualifier 2
Luke Littler v De Decker/Kraft
Michael van Gerwen v Woodhouse/Sneyd
Luke Humphries v Ratajski/Mansell
Stephen Bunting v Zonneveld/Host Nation Qualifier 4
Gian van Veen v Gilding/De Graaf

Sunday February 22

Afternoon Session
Round Three

Evening Session
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final

What is the Winmau World Masters format?

Round One
Best of 11 legs

Round Two
Best of 11 legs

Round Three
Best of 11 legs

Quarter-finals
Best of 11 legs

Semi-finals
Best of 13 legs

Final
Best of 15 legs

What prize money is on offer?

• Winner - £35,000
• Runner-up - £15,000
• Semi-finalists - £10,000
• Quarter-finalists - £8,000
• Third round losers - £5,000
• Second round losers - £3,500
• First round losers - £2,000

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