The WDF Winmau Latvian and Riga Open weekend kicked off in Riga on Friday with the first Latvian Masters, and it produced two familiar names on the winners’ list.
Milford Makes it Two
Paul Milford picked up his second WDF ranking title, and the former England international saw off Sweden’s Dennis Nilsson 6-1 in the final, hitting two 180s along the way.
De Graaf Back on Top
In the women’s event, Aileen de Graaf won the first Women’s Latvian Masters, beating Anu Rasmus 5-1. It’s the Dutchwoman’s fifth WDF title of 2026, and it comes eight years after she won the Latvian Open.
De Graaf defied a brilliant 129 finish from Rasmus in the final to storm to the title.
Saturday: Latvian Open Darts
Saturday brings a bigger test, with the WDF Silver-ranked Latvian Open in Riga, which offers €1,800 for the Open winner (from a €6,180 Open prize fund) and €600 for the Women’s champion (from €1,820).
The Open and Women’s events start at 13:00 local time (11:00 UK). The Open is best of seven legs, with semi-finals best of nine and a best-of-11 final. The Women’s is best of seven, with a best-of-nine final.
The U18 and U23 singles start at 10:00 local time (8:00 UK) and are best of five or seven legs, with a best-of-seven final. U18 Open and Girls events are Silver ranked, while U23 events are Bronze.
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