Hungarian Open (darts)

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Hungarian Open
Tournament information
VenueHotel Hungaria City Center
Location Budapest
Country Flag of Hungary.svg , Hungary
Established1999
Organisation(s) MDS, BDO, category C
WDF category 2
FormatLegs
Prize fund€4,760
Month(s) PlayedNovember
Current champion(s)
Flag of England.svg Owen Maiden (Men's)
Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman (Women's)
Flag of England.svg Keelan Kay (Boy's)

The Hungarian Open [1] is a darts tournament held in Budapest, Hungary. The yearly event started in 1999.

Contents

List of tournaments

Men's

YearChampionScoreRunner-UpTotal
Prize Money
ChampionRunner-Up
1999 Flag of Hungary.svg Levente Székely beat Flag of Hungary.svg Robert Koch  ? ? ?
2000 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Rudi Minnebach beat Flag of Austria.svg Jerome Zeleny  ? ? ?
2001 Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Larsson beat Flag of the Netherlands.svg Albertino Essers  ? ? ?
2002 Flag of Austria.svg Franz Thaler beat Flag of Hungary.svg Attila Szőke  ? ? ?
2003 Flag of Austria.svg Mensur Suljović beat Flag of Hungary.svg Attila Szőke  ? ? ?
2004 Flag of Hungary.svg Tamás Turi beat Flag of Austria.svg Dietmar Burger HUF 80,000 ? ?
2005 Flag of Austria.svg Dietmar Burger beat Flag of the Netherlands.svg Arjan Moen  ? ? ?
2006 Flag of Finland.svg Veijo Viinikka beat Flag of Hungary.svg Pál Székely  ? ? ?
2007 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Remco van Eijden beat Flag of Hungary.svg Sándor Domonkos €2,020€1,000€400
2008 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Mareno Michels 6–3 Flag of Hungary.svg Nándor Bezzeg €2,640€1,200€500
2009 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ad van Haaren beat Flag of Slovakia.svg Ľuboš Pivarč €2,280€1,000€500
2010 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Willy van de Wiel 6–5 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Joey ten Berge €2,280€1,000€500
2011 Flag of England.svg Dave Prins 6–4 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jerry Hendriks €3,550€1,300€630
2012 Flag of England.svg Dave Prins beat Flag of Serbia.svg Oliver Ferenc €3,550€1,300€630
2013 Flag of Croatia.svg Zdravko Antunović beat Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Geert De Vos €1,950€750€300
2014 Flag of Scotland.svg Paul Coughlin beat Flag of Hungary.svg János Végső €1,950€750€300
2015 Flag of England.svg Aaron Hardy beat Flag of Greece.svg Kostas Pantelidis €1,950€750€300
2016 Flag of Poland.svg Krzysztof Ratajski 6–2 Flag of Austria.svg Zoran Lerchbacher €1,640€700€300
2017 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jeffrey Sparidaans 6–3 Flag of Hungary.svg Patrik Kovács
2018 Flag of Slovenia.svg Benjamin Pratnemer 6–5 Flag of Hungary.svg János Végső €3,560€1,000€600
2019 Flag of Hungary.svg János Végső beat Flag of Cyprus.svg Wayne Halliwell HUF 1000000HUF 420000HUF 180000
2020 Flag of England.svg Owen Maiden beat Flag of Cyprus.svg Wayne Halliwell HUF 1000000HUF 420000HUF 180000

Women's

YearChampionScoreRunner-UpTotal
Prize Money
ChampionRunner-Up
1999 Flag of Sweden.svg Kristina Pruim-Korpii beat Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Sandra Pollet
2000 Flag of Sweden.svg Vicky Pruim beat Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz
2001 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Karin Krappen beat Flag of Hungary.svg Marene Rácz
2002 Flag of Hungary.svg Nóra Fekete beat Flag of Hungary.svg Györgyi Kósa
2003 Flag of Switzerland.svg Lisa Huber beat Flag of Switzerland.svg Sabine Beutler
2004 Flag of Hungary.svg Nóra Kautzky beat Flag of Hungary.svg Orsolya Bódi
2005 Flag of Hungary.svg Nóra Fekete beat Flag of Norway.svg Inita Bite
2006 Flag of Norway.svg Rachna David beat Flag of Hungary.svg Nóra Fekete
2007 Flag of Norway.svg Rachna David beat Flag of Hungary.svg Zsófia Lázár-Köntös
2008 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Marketa Abadzievova beat Flag of Hungary.svg Rita Mayerné-Takács
2009 Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász beat Flag of Hungary.svg Viktória Kiss
2010 Flag of Germany.svg Steffi Luck beat Flag of Hungary.svg Viktória Kiss
2011 Flag of Germany.svg Irina Armstrong 5–2 Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász
2012 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Anca Zijlstra beat Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász
2013 Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász 5–2 Flag of Germany.svg Steffi Luck
2014 Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász beat Flag of the Netherlands.svg Danielle Ijpelaar
2015 Flag of Hungary.svg Veronika Ihász beat Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman
2016 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman 5–1 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jitka Cisarová
2017 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman 5–0 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jitka Cisarová
2018 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Aileen de Graaf 5–2 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó €1,200€500€250
2019 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman beat Flag of the Netherlands.svg Aileen de Graaf HUF 334000HUF 140000HUF 60000
2020 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman beat Flag of the Netherlands.svg Aileen de Graaf HUF 334000HUF 140000HUF 60000

Boy's

YearChampionScoreRunner-Up
2008 Flag of Hungary.svg Tibor Tax beat Flag of Hungary.svg Zoltán Darányi
2009 Flag of Hungary.svg Tamás Darányi beat Flag of Hungary.svg Tibor Tax
2010 Flag of Hungary.svg Zoltán Darányi beat Flag of Austria.svg Rowby-John Rodriguez
2011 Flag of Hungary.svg Patrik Kovács 4-3 Flag of Austria.svg Rowby-John Rodriguez
2012 Flag of Hungary.svg Patrik Kovács beat Flag of Austria.svg Manuel Rechberger
2013 Flag of Hungary.svg Patrik Kovács beat Flag of Austria.svg Fredi Gsellmann
2014 Flag of Austria.svg Franco Giuliani beat Flag of Austria.svg Nico Mandl
2015 Flag of Hungary.svg György Vörösházi 4-0 Flag of Hungary.svg Dániel Takács
2016 Flag of Austria.svg Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 4-0 Flag of Austria.svg Tobias Fischer
2017 Flag of Austria.svg Julian Peuler 4-0 Flag of Austria.svg Marco Jungwirth
2018 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Daan Bastiaansen 4-2 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Vilém Sedivy
2019 Flag of Hungary.svg Zsombor Budavári beat Flag of Hungary.svg Rajmund Papp
2020 Flag of England.svg Keelan Kay beat Flag of Austria.svg Dominik Ortner

Girl's

YearChampionScoreRunner-Up
2013 Flag of Hungary.svg Ramóna Réti beat Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó
2014 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó beat Flag of Austria.svg Samantha-Lee Ostry
2015 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó beat Flag of Hungary.svg Boglárka Bokor
2016 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó beat Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Barbora Hospodarska
2017 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Anna Votavova 4-3 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó
2018 Flag of Hungary.svg Tamara Kovács 4-3 Flag of Hungary.svg Vivien Czipó
2019 Flag of Hungary.svg Tamara Kovács beat Flag of Hungary.svg Viktória Laczi

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