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Grand Slam Of Darts Prediction: Odds, Groups, Prize Money (2025)

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| BY Alex McMahon

A look ahead to the 2025 Grand Slam of Darts, which gets underway on Saturday 8th November.

One of the final major tournaments of the year before the focus turns to Alexandra Palace and the PDC World Darts Championship, the Grand Slam of Darts is one of the most eagerly anticipated competitions on the calendar.

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With the group stage getting underway this Saturday, the 32 competing players will do battle before the knockout stage begins on Tuesday 11th November. The aim for each player will be to feature in the final, which is scheduled for Sunday 16th November 2025.

Grand Slam of Darts Outright Winner Odds:

Punters can bet on the 2025 Grand Slam of Darts tournament winner at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:

Luke Littler – 2/1
Luke Humphries – 9/2
Gerwyn Price – 8/1
Gian van Veen – 9/1
Josh Rock – 10/1
Michael van Gerwen – 12/1
Bar – 16/1

Grand Slam of Darts Groups:

With the draw for the group stages taking place on Monday, we now have a confirmed line-up for this year’s Grand Slam of Darts:

Group A: (1) Luke Humphries, Nathan Aspinall, Michael Smith, Alex Spellman
Group B: (8) Chris Dobey, Damon Heta, Martin Lukeman, Jurjen van der Velde
Group C: (4) Stephen Bunting, Martin Schindler, Luke Woodhouse, Alexis Toylo
Group D: (5) James Wade, Gerwyn Price, Ricky Evans, Stefan Bellmont
Group E: (2) Luke Littler, Daryl Gurney, Connor Scutt, Karel Sedlacek
Group F: (7) Gian van Veen, Josh Rock, Wessel Nijman, Lisa Ashton
Group G: (3) Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, Niko Springer, Beau Greaves
Group H: (6) Jonny Clayton, Danny Noppert, Lukas Wenig, Cam Crabtree

Grand Slam of Darts Prize Money:

With a total prize pot of £650,000 up for grabs, the Grand Slam of Darts is a lucrative competition and there is the added incentive of lifting the Eric Bristow Trophy.

The winning player will earn £150,000 while the runner up takes home £70,000. The losing semi-finalists will pocket £50,000, the quarter-finalists secure £25,000 apiece and the defeated last-16 opponents leave with £12,250.