PDC European Tour returns to Prague

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ČEZ
Czech Darts Open
2026

From 4–6 September 2026, Prague will once again host the sixth official PDC tournament in the Czech Republic — the ČEZ Czech Darts Open 2026.
This stop on the PDC European Tour will once again take place at PVA EXPO Prague – Hall 3.

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Schedule

The event is divided into three match days, featuring the best darts players of today. Each match day consists of two separate sessions — an afternoon and an evening session. Tickets can be purchased for individual sessions or for the entire day.

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Friday

4. 9. 2026
11:00

Venue opens

12:00–17:00

Afternoon session

8 matches – Round 1

12:00 - Arena opens / 13:00 - First match begins / 17:00 - End of afternoon session

After the afternoon session, all spectators must leave the arena. Fans with all-day tickets or tickets for the evening session will be readmitted at 18:00 once the arena has been cleaned.

18:00–23:00

Evening session

8 matches – Round 1

18:00 - Arena opens / 19:00 - First match begins / 23:00 - End of evening session

Who you could see
at the 2025

The line-up for this year’s event has not yet been announced. Below, you can find the players who took part in last year’s tournament — the list will be updated as new names are confirmed.

#1
as per PDC Order of Merit

Luke "Cool Hand Luke" Humphries

World number one and World Champion 2024, winner of the World Matchplay 2024, Grand Slam 2023, Masters 2025, and Premier League 2025; walk-on: I Predict A Riot (Kaiser Chiefs). He reigns supreme at the Czech Darts Open — champion in 2022, 2024, and 2025. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1995.

#2
as per PDC Order of Merit

Luke "The Nuke" Littler

The youngest World Champion in history (2025), winner of the Premier League 2024, Grand Slam of Darts 2024, World Series of Darts Finals 2024, UK Open 2025, and World Matchplay 2025; walk-on: *Greenlight* (Pitbull). A social phenomenon who is changing the rules of the game. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 2007.

#3
as per PDC Order of Merit

Michael "MVG" van Gerwen

Three-time World Champion and multiple Major winner (Matchplay, Grand Prix, Premier League); walk-on: Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes). An icon who can still switch into “unbeatable” mode. Nationality: Netherlands. Year of birth: 1989.

#4
as per PDC Order of Merit

Stephen "The Bullet" Bunting

Masters Champion 2024 and winner of several European Tour events in 2025; runner-up at the inaugural Prague edition in 2019. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1985.

#5
as per PDC Order of Merit

James "The Machine" Wade

Holder of ten PDC majors (including Matchplay 2007, Premier League 2009, World Series Finals 2018); a regular fixture in the latter stages of televised tournaments. Walk-on: I’m Still Standing. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1983.

#6
as per PDC Order of Merit

Jonny "The Ferret" Clayton

Winner of the Premier League, World Grand Prix, Masters, and World Series Finals (all in 2021); two-time World Cup champion. Walk-on: Johnny B. Goode. Nationality: Wales. Year of birth: 1974.

#7
as per PDC Order of Merit

Rob "Voltage" Cross

World Champion 2018, World Matchplay winner 2019, and two-time European Champion; runner-up in Prague 2022. Walk-on: I Don’t Wanna Wait. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1990.

#8
as per PDC Order of Merit

Chris "Hollywood" Dobey

Masters Champion 2023, a regular contender in the final stages of major TV tournaments; nickname “Hollywood.” Walk-on: Hey Jude. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1990.

#9
as per PDC Order of Merit

Josh "Rocky" Rock

Under-23 World Champion (2022), winner of the Dutch Darts Championship 2024 and the World Cup 2025; runner-up in Prague 2025. Walk-on: Welcome to the Party. Nationality: Northern Ireland. Year of birth: 2001.

#10
as per PDC Order of Merit

Danny "The Iceman" Noppert

UK Open Champion 2022 and a consistent member of the world’s elite; frequently seen reaching the semi-finals of televised majors. Walk-on: High Hopes. Nationality: Netherlands. Year of birth: 1990.

#11
as per PDC Order of Merit

Gerwyn "The Iceman" Price

World Champion 2021 and three-time Grand Slam winner; a fierce competitor who brings great energy to the stage. Walk-on: Ice Ice Baby. Nationality: Wales. Year of birth: 1985.

#12
as per PDC Order of Merit

Damon "The Heat" Heta

World Cup winner 2022 and European Tour champion; renowned for his energetic walk-on moments. Nationality: Australia. Year of birth: 1987.

#14
as per PDC Order of Merit

Ross "Smudger“ Smith

European Champion 2022; continues to make unique milestones on the ProTour (including two nine-darters in a single Players Championship 2025). Walk-on: Red Light Spells Danger. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1989.

#16
as per PDC Order of Merit

Dave "Chizzy“ Chisnall

Multiple TV finalist and a 180s machine; runner-up in Prague 2023. Nationality: England. Year of birth: 1980.

#17
as per PDC Order of Merit

Martin "The Wall“ Schindler

A winner on both the European Tour and the ProTour, “The Wall” is the face of the German darts wave. Nationality: Germany. Year of birth: 1996.

#18
as per PDC Order of Merit

Peter "Snakebite" Wright

Two-time World Champion (2020, 2022) and winner of multiple Majors; he triumphed in Prague in 2023. Walk-on: Don’t Stop The Party. Nationality: Scotland. Year of birth: 1970.

#73
as per PDC Order of Merit

Karel "Zlej Kája" Sedláček

Kája is one of the most prominent figures in Czech darts. In 2024, he reached the semi-finals of the Players Championship, and in 2025, together with Petr Křivka, led the Czech team to the quarter-finals of the World Cup of Darts. He is a regular at the Czech Darts Open and a true favourite of the home crowd. Walk-on: *Rock the Boat* (The Hues Corporation). Nationality: Czech Republic. Year of birth: 1979.

If you haven’t experienced it, you simply won’t get it!

Gallery from Past Events

By the Numbers

48
48
Total
Players
4
4
Czech
Players
16
16
Top
World Players
+22 000
+22 000
Expected
Spectators

Partners

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