Registration for the Dutch Open Darts 2027 is officially open! From Thursday 25 to Sunday 28 February, De Bonte Wever in Assen will once again be the centre of the darts world. Who will succeed Paul Krohne and Priscilla Steenbergen, the champions of the previous edition?
The Dutch Open Darts is the biggest darts festival in the world, and it is an event you definitely do not want to miss! Whether you are an amateur, professional, youth player or para darter, everyone is welcome to compete. Pick up your darts, start your preparations and who knows – you could be the one standing on the big stage, in the spotlight, in front of thousands of fans with the trophy in your hands!
Be quick: limited number of places available!
For this year’s event, there will once again be a maximum number of entries for the open singles and open pairs. Once the maximum number of registrations has been reached, registration for that category will close immediately. So make sure you register in time!
For the open singles, regular registration will close once 4,000 players have entered. A maximum of 4,096 players can compete in the tournament. The remaining 96 places will be allocated by the NDB.
For the open pairs, regular registration will close once 2,000 pairs have entered. A maximum of 2,048 pairs can compete in the tournament. The remaining 48 places will also be allocated by the NDB.
For all other categories, registration will close on Thursday 4 February 2027
Paul Engelbertink, Director of the Dutch Open Darts:
“We want the Dutch Open Darts to be a good and high-quality tournament for everyone. That is why we are working with a maximum number of entries for the open singles and open pairs once again this year. So make sure you register in time, because once we are full, registration will close. We expect this to be the final edition in which we work with these limits. With the new expansion plans at De Bonte Wever and our new five-year agreement, we have the space to grow the
Registration
Click here to register directly. Registration will once again take place via DartConnect.

Photo: Bas van den Berk



