PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS returns for another year, as eight of the world’s best darts players compete for HUGE prize money.
World number one Luke Humphries will be joined by fellow Order of Merit top four players Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross.
Luke Littler is looking to retain his Premier League Darts title[/caption]
They will be joined by four wildcards – Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey, Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price.
Teenage sensation Luke Littler goes into this year as not only defending Premier League champion, but the world champion as well – and is the favourite to retain the iconic title.
What is the Premier League Darts 2025 Prize Money?
As was the case in 2024, this year’s prize fund is £1million, as well as a £10,000 bonus for every night’s winner.
The breakdown of prizes is:
- Winner: £275,000
- Runner-up: £125,000
- Semi-finalists: £85,000
- 5th Place: £75,000
- 6th Place: £70,000
- 7th Place: £65,000
- 8th Place: £60,000
- Winners bonus per tournament: £10,000 (x16)
When is the Premier League Darts 2025?
The Premier League Darts 2025 starts on Thursday, February 6, at the SSE Arena in Belfast.
It will be played weekly every Thursday, across the UK, with a couple of nights in Europe.
The full breakdown, fixtures and results can be found here, but the 17 nights are as follows:
- Night One – Feb 6 – Belfast
- Night Two – Feb 13 – Glasgow
- Night Three – Feb 20 – Dublin
- Night Four – Feb 27 – Exeter
- Night Five – Mar 6 – Brighton
- Night Six – Mar 13 – Nottingham
- Night Seven – Mar 20 – Cardiff
- Night Eight – Mar 27 – Newcastle
- Night Nine – Apr 3 – Berlin
- Night Ten – Apr 10 – Manchester
- Night 11 – Apr 17 – Rotterdam
- Night 12 – Apr 24 – Liverpool
- Night 13 – May 1 – Birmingham
- Night 14 – May 8 – Leeds
- Night 15 – May 15 – Aberdeen
- Night 16 – May 22 – Sheffield
- Play-offs – May 29 – London
Who is playing in the Premier League Darts 2025?
- Luke Littler
- Luke Humphries
- Michael van Gerwen
- Rob Cross
- Stephen Bunting
- Nathan Aspinall
- Gerwyn Price
- Chris Dobey
