Dylan Slevin’s fortune
- Career earningsCareer
- £137,850
- Earnings over 12 months12 months
- £14,500
- Events playedEvents
- 294
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How much does Dylan Slevin earn per year?
- Earnings over 24 months
- £60,975 All events
£18k · World Masters Qualifier
Month's earnings, all events (left scale)24-month cumulative (right scale)
Over the last 24 months, Dylan Slevin has won £60,975, £17,500 of it in January 2025 alone.
How much has Dylan Slevin earned in their career?
Career earnings182nd all-time
£137,850
Earnings in 2026183rd
£13,000
Earnings over 12 months (all events)184th
£14,500
Average earnings per event
£469
Dylan Slevin has won £137,850 in 294 events since 2022, an average of £469 per event.
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£137,850
Career earnings
£4,781,379
£14,500
Earnings over 12 months
£2,276,500
£13,000
Earnings in 2026
£1,966,500
£469
Average earnings per event
£22,239
Which competitions pay Dylan Slevin the most?
Dylan Slevin's earnings by competition (top 10)
| Competition | Earnings | Participations | Best result |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDC World Championship | £15,000 | 1 | 33rd |
| Development Tour | £9,050 | 12 | Runner-up |
| UK Open | £9,000 | 3 | 31st |
| Challenge Tour | £3,950 | 5 | Winner |
| Players Championship | £3,250 | 3 | 29th |
| Players Championship Finals | £3,000 | 1 | 33rd |
| Flanders Darts Trophy | £2,500 | 1 | 31st |
| World Masters Qualifier | £2,500 | 1 | Runner-up |
| European Darts Open | £2,500 | 1 | 28th |
| Czech Darts Open | £2,500 | 1 | 17th |
The PDC World Championship has earned him £15,000 in 1 appearances, 11% of his career earnings.
What are Dylan Slevin's biggest cheques?
- 1PDC World Championship 2025 · Last 64£15,000
- 2UK Open 2025 · Last 32£5,000
- 3Challenge Tour 2026 · Winner£3,000
- 4Players Championship Finals 2023 · Last 64£3,000
- 5Flanders Darts Trophy 2025 · Last 32£2,500
Frequently Asked Questions
No: with £14,500 over the last 12 months, Dylan Slevin ranks 184th in earnings over the period.
No. The amounts shown are official tournament prize money; sponsorship deals, exhibitions and appearance fees are not public and are not counted.