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Philippines Open (darts)

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{{Infobox Darts Tournament

|tournament_name = Philippines Open

|image =

|venue =

|location = Manila

|country = {{flagcountry|PHI}}

|establishment = 1992

|organisation = NDF

|format = Legs

|prizefund =

|month_played =

|final year =

|Current Champion =

|Final Champion = {{PDCFlag|Jhay Doria|flag=PHI}} (men's)
{{PDCFlag|Aileen Oclarit|flag=PHI}} (women's)

}}

The Philippines Open (also known as Philippines International Darts Open) is a darts tournament held in Manila, Philippines. First edition of this tournament took place in 1992. The first winners of this tournament were Armando Diaz and Paulita Villanueva. Villanueva is also the most successful player, winning six tournaments in a row.{{cite web |title=P1M Pacquiao darts meet set |url=http://www.tempo.com.ph/2011/12/08/p1m-pacquiao-darts-meet-set/ |publisher=Tempo |access-date=8 December 2011}}{{cite web |title=Philippines International Open Men |url=https://mastercaller.com/tournaments/philippines-international-open-men |publisher=Mastercaller |access-date=12 October 2022}}{{cite web |title=Philippines International Open Women |url=https://mastercaller.com/tournaments/philippines-international-open-women |publisher=Mastercaller |access-date=12 October 2022}}

Since 2018, this event has been held by National Darts Federation of the Philippines outside the international World Darts Federation ranking, but is open to players from all over the world. The tournament takes place on the occasion of the PDC Asian Tour events held in the Philippines. Darts company Bull's has been inviting its players to participate in this event two times. The greatest successes among the entire Bull's team were achieved by Krzysztof Ratajski, who finished the competition in the Last 16 round in 2018, and won in 2019. Other invited players who take part in this event were Michael Rasztovits, Jelle Klaasen, Rowby-John Rodriguez and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez.

List of tournaments

=Men's=

class="wikitable sortable"
rowspan=2 | Year

!rowspan=2 | Champion

!rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}}

!rowspan=2 | Score

!rowspan=2 | Runner-Up

!rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}}

!colspan=3 | Prize Money

!rowspan=2 | Venue

Total

! {{Tooltip|Ch.|Champion}}

! {{Tooltip|R.-Up|Runner-Up}}

1992

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Armando Diaz

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Enrico Flores

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| rowspan=20 | Manila

1993

| {{flagicon|USA}} Ricky Villanueva

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Alfredo Sanchez

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1994

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Tata Paglinawan

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Conrado Chua

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1995

| {{flagicon|USA}} Ricky Villanueva (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Nick Rivera

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1996

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Tony Gomez

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|USA}} Nico DePaynos

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1997

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Robert Reyes

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Richie Ebol

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1998

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Jerry Flores

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Sammy Cruz

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

1999

| {{flagicon|USA}} Ricky Villanueva (3)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Joseph Domanais

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2000

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Wilbert Cuevas

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|AUS}} Tony David

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2001

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Celso Parfan

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Lito Moises

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2002

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Benedicto Ybanez

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|MAS}} Choon-Peng Lee

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2003

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Benedicto Ybanez (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Enrico Mijares

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2004

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Dan Dairocas

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Rhen Fuentes

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

2005

| {{PDCFlag|Lourence Ilagan}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Rolando Andrade

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 500,000

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

2006

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Robert Calupit

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{PDCFlag|Lourence Ilagan}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 500,000

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

2007

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Ronald Briones

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{PDCFlag|Lourence Ilagan}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 500,000

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

2008

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Ronald Briones (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Gale Santos

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 500,000

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

2009

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Benedicto Ybanez (3)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Emil Manga

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 560,000

| align=center | PHP 240,000

| align=center | PHP 120,000

2010

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Jaypee Detablan

| align=center |–

| align=center | 6 – 0

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Eduardo Santos

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 560,000

| align=center | PHP 240,000

| align=center | PHP 120,000

2011

| {{PDCFlag|Lourence Ilagan}} (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | 5 – 4

| {{flagicon|UAE}} Alain Abiabi

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 320,000

| align=center | PHP 140,000

| align=center | PHP 60,000

2018

| {{PDCFlag|Paul Lim}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | 5 – 0

| {{PDCFlag|Kai Fan Leung}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 2,500,000

| align=center | PHP 1,000,000

| align=center | PHP 400,000

| rowspan=3 | Leyte Academic Center, Palo

2019

| {{PDCFlag|Krzysztof Ratajski}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{WDFFlag|David Platt}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 2,800,000

| align=center | PHP 1,000,000

| align=center | PHP 400,000

2023

| {{PDCFlag|Eduardo Largo|flag=PHI}}

| align=center |81.14

| align=center | 5 – 4

| {{PDCFlag|Alex Tagarao}}

| align=center |82.25

| align=center | PHP 2,800,000

| align=center | PHP 1,000,000

| align=center | PHP 400,000

2024

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Jhay Doria

| align=center |–

| align=center | 7 – 5

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Rolly Gabiana

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 2,500,000

| align=center | PHP 1,000,000

| align=center | PHP 400,000

| rowspan=2 | Winford Resort and Casino, Manila

2025

| {{flagicon

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| align=center |–

| align=center |

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 2,500,000

| align=center | PHP 1,000,000

| align=center | PHP 400,000

|}

=Women's=

class="wikitable sortable"
rowspan=2 | Year

!rowspan=2 | Champion

!rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}}

!rowspan=2 | Score

!rowspan=2 | Runner-Up

!rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}}

!colspan=3 | Prize Money

!rowspan=2 | Venue

Total

! {{Tooltip|Ch.|Champion}}

! {{Tooltip|R.-Up|Runner-Up}}

1992

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon

}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| rowspan=20 | Manila

|-

| 1993

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1994

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva (3)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1995

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva (4)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1996

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva (5)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1997

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Paulita Villanueva (6)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1998

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 1999

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2000

| {{flagicon|NZL}} Jannette Jonathan

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|JPN}} Yukari Nishikawa

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2001

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales (3)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2002

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales (4)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Edna Granada

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2003

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Roselyn Noble

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2004

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales (5)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2005

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Roselyn Noble (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Edna Granada

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2006

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Cora Mercado

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2007

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Jingle Montebon

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Lani Tacan

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2008

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Analiza Awitan

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Siony Laluan

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2009

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Analiza Awitan (2)

| align=center |–

| align=center | beat

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2010

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Analiza Awitan (3)

| align=center |–

| align=center | 5 – 4

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Kristine Calderon

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2011

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Janice Hinojales (6)

| align=center |–

| align=center | 4 – 0

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Ging Ansale

| align=center |–

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

| align=center | –

|-

| 2018

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Bebang Orbeta

| align=center |–

| align=center | 4 – 2

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Gracey Pausal

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 60,000

| align=center | PHP 30,000

| rowspan=3 | Leyte Academic Center, Palo

|-

| 2019

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Bebang Orbeta (2)

| align=center |73.81

| align=center | 4 – 1

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Ging Ansale

| align=center |59.30

| align=center | PHP 200,000

| align=center | PHP 60,000

| align=center | PHP 30,000

|-

| 2023

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Mymy Santos

| align=center |65.02

| align=center | 5 – 1

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Giselle Bulahao

| align=center |62.13

| align=center | PHP 240,000

| align=center | PHP 60,000

| align=center | PHP 30,000

|-

| 2024

| {{flagicon|PHI}} Aileen Oclarit

| align=center |–

| align=center | 5 – 3

| {{flagicon|JPN}} Yukie Sakaguchi

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 300,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

| align=center | PHP 40,000

| rowspan=2 | Winford Resort and Casino, Manila

|-

| 2025

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center |

| {{flagicon|}}

| align=center |–

| align=center | PHP 300,000

| align=center | PHP 100,000

| align=center | PHP 40,000

|}

References

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