The MODUS Super Series swaps its weekly grind for a special-week spectacle from today, with Double Trouble returning to Portsmouth for a sixth time.
Twelve players bid for a £5,000 prize fund once the ADC Global Championship is played to an end.
Group A: Three Champions and Then Some
It’s the opening group that really catches the eye. Three of the five men to have won Double Trouble are in it.
Neil Duff arrives as reigning champion after edging Keegan Brown 4-3 in the August final. That added a second Double Trouble title to the inaugural one he won in February 2024, and a third would make him the first player to do it. The Northern Irishman is also a former Lakeside World Champion.
Steve West was the December 2025 winner, beating Graham Usher 3-2 in the final, and he reached the emi-finals again in August before Brown halted him.
Robert Thornton completes the trio of former winners, having taken the Scottish flag to the title in September 2024.
Then there are the Super Series champions. Archie Self is the freshest, having been crowned Series 15 champion on 1 November with a 4-2 win over Andy Baetens in the final. Derek Coulson won Series 14 in July at the age of 58, and Conan Whitehead has been at the top table since the very beginning, winning the first Super Series in December 2022.
Brown Bids to Go One Better
Groups B and C shape up as follows.
Group B features Richie Burnett, Simon Whitlock and Keegan Brown. Brown is the man with the most unfinished business, having lost to Duff in August’s final.
Group C is made up of James Bailey, Declan Bailey and Jack Drayton. Drayton is the fourth Super Series champion in the field, having won Series 13 in April.
Finals Night is on Saturday 14 November at the MODUS Live Lounge in Portsmouth, with live play from 7:30pm.
Play is streamed live and free on Pluto TV, with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel.
Check out Darts World’s MODUS Super Series Hall of Fame for the personalities and history of this event.
