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About World Matchplay 2004
Total Prize Pool
£100,000
Champion
£20,000
Runner-up
£10,000
Semi finalists
£6,000
Quarter finalists
£4,000
Last 16
£2,250
Last 32
£1,500
High finish
In 2004, the eleventh edition of the World Matchplay is held from 25 to 31 July. Traditionally, the Winter Gardens are the venue. Taylor wins the World Matchplay for the fifth consecutive year and he does so by force majeure. Actually, he is never in trouble. He beats Mark Dudbridge in the final with 18-8.
Yet there are wonderful games played on stage in Blackpool. Especially in the second round there is a lot of excitement. Five of the eight games need extra legs to designate a winner. Roland Scholten is one of the victims of the second round. The man from The Hague is the second seed in this year’s World Matchplay, but gets knocked out in the second round by Jamie Harvey. He loses 16-18.
Competitors Of World Matchplay 2004
Seeded
Callers Of World Matchplay 2004
World Matchplay 2004
Winter Gardens in
Blackpool, ENG
Blackpool, ENG
Organizer:
Professional Darts Corporation
Sponsor:
Stan James
Participants:
32
Prize Pool:
£100,000
Start Date:
25 Jul 2004
End Date:
31 Jul 2004
Next
22
days
14
hours
57
minutes
41
seconds
Winter Gardens in
Blackpool, ENG
Blackpool, ENG
13 Jul - 21 Jul
Date
£800,000
Prize
Nathan Aspinall
Reigning Champion
