Matt Clark’s fortune

Career earningsCareer: £176,310
Earnings over 12 months12 months: £2,030
Events playedEvents: 716

How much does Matt Clark earn per year?

Earnings over 24 months: £2,030

£2k · WDF World Championship

Month's earnings, all events (left scale)24-month cumulative (right scale)

£6k 2005 49^th

£13k 2006 36^th

£10k 2007 50^th

£26k 2008 36^th

£14k 2009 54^th

£16k 2010 46^th

£6k 2011 80^th

£5k 2012 101^st

£3k 2013 133^rd

£18k 2014 47^th

£8k 2015 95^th

£11k 2016 103^rd

£13k 2017 110^th

£1k 2018 251^st

£10k 2019 134^th

£6k 2020 149^th

£400 2021 361^st

£75 2022 567^th

£2k 2023 366^th

£750 2024 452^nd

£2k 2025 318^th

£30 2026* 1092^nd

Best completed seasonCurrent season

Over the last 24 months, Matt Clark has won £2,030, £2,000 of it in December 2025 alone.

How much has Matt Clark earned in their career?

Career earnings161^st all-time

£176,310

Earnings in 20261092^nd

£30

Earnings over 12 months (all events)372^nd

£2,030

Average earnings per event

£246

Matt Clark has won £176,310 in 716 events since 2005, an average of £246 per event.

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£176,310 Career earnings £4,781,379

£2,030 Earnings over 12 months £2,276,500

£30 Earnings in 2026 £1,966,500

£246 Average earnings per event £22,239

Which competitions pay Matt Clark the most?

Matt Clark's earnings by competition (top 10)

Competition	Earnings	Participations	Best result
WDF World Championship	£2,000	1	11th
World Seniors Championship	£750	1	18th
Las Vegas Classic Men	£30	1	49th

The WDF World Championship has earned him £2,000 in 1 appearances, 1% of his career earnings.

What are Matt Clark's biggest cheques?

1WDF World Championship 2025 · Last 16£2,000
2World Seniors Championship 2024 · Last 32£750
3Las Vegas Classic Men 2026 · Last 64£30
4World Seniors Darts Tour 2024 · Last 32£0
5World Seniors Darts Tour Pre-qualifier Event 2024 · Last 16£0

Frequently Asked Questions

No: with £2,030 over the last 12 months, Matt Clark ranks 372nd 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.