Luke Littler and Luke Humphries will battle it out for a major payday (Image: Getty)
first ranking tournament as reigning world champion will come at the Winmau World Masters in Milton Keynes this weekend.
Littler will make up part of a star-studded line-up for the new-look tournament, which for the first time will count towards the PDC Order of Merit.
The Nuke bagged a whopping £500,000 for his Alexandra Palace exploits and can take a step closer to the world No.1 spot with a win this weekend.
He’s currently over £650,000 behind current world No.1 , but how much of that total can Littler make a dent in at the Masters?
How much prize money can Luke Littler win at the Winmau World Masters?
A total prize fund of £500,000 is on offer to the players competing at this weekend’s event in Buckinghamshire.
The winner of the tournament will take home a cool £100,000 – all of which will count towards their Order of Merit in the world rankings.
It’s double the prize available to the Masters runner-up, who will pocket £50,000 for their weekend performance.
The two semi-finalists will take home £30,000 each, whereas the quarter-finalist losers will earn £17,500.
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Luke Littler Luke and Humphries are ranked second and first in the world (Image: Getty)
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Full 2025 Winmau World Masters prize money:
Winner – £100,000
Runner-up – 50,000
Semi-finalists – £30,000
Quarter-finalists – £17,500
Second-round losers – £10,000
First-round losers – £5,000
Preliminary round Last 16 losers – £2,500
Preliminary round Last 32 losers – £1,000
Preliminary round Last 64 losers – £750
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Full 2025 Winmau Masters Draw:
Littler’s hopes of taking home a maiden World Masters title have been boosted by a handy draw.
The reigning world champion will take on a qualifier in round one, with a second-round clash against either James Wade and Mike De Decker.
By no means is it a walkover, it should present Littler with an opportunity to progress to the quarter-final, where he’ll likely come up against Chris Dobey or Jonny Clayton.
The full draw and seedings (in brackets) are as follows…
(1) Luke Humphries vs Joe Cullen
(16) Josh Rock vs Qualifier 6
(8) Damon Heta vs Ross Smith
(9) Gerwyn Price vs Qualifier 4
(4) Rob Cross vs Qualifier 8
(13) Danny Noppert vs Michael Smith
(5) Stephen Bunting vs Qualifier 5
(12) Peter Wright vs Qualifier 1
(2) Luke Littler vs Qualifier 3
(15) James Wade vs Mike De Decker
(7) Jonny Clayton vs Martin Schindler
(10) Chris Dobey vs Ryan Searle
(3) Michael van Gerwen vs Qualifier 2
(14) Gary Anderson vs Dimitri Van den Bergh
(6) Dave Chisnall vs Qualifier 7
(11) Nathan Aspinall vs Andrew Gilding