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Pro Tour Darts Returns To Leicester: Littler’s Absence, Entries and Details

11 May 2026

16 February 2026

Stephen Bunting was dismantled 8-1 by the Newcastle marksman, a contest in which The Bullet’s artillery misfired spectacularly while Dobey operated with clinical, almost cinematic precision ...

Player Championships 2026: Littler to Skip Local Weekend

15 February 2026

Just two years ago, the Warrington wonderkind burst onto the professional stage there, capturing the title on debut and casually punctuating proceedings with a nine-darter ...

Reyes Returns – Spaniard Bags Double Qualification

11 February 2026

Reyes emerged as the only player across both brutal fields to secure passage to the Poland Darts Open later this month and the European Darts Trophy in Göttingen in mid-March...

Players Championship Evolving Once Again

11 February 2026

Players Championship Two, saw several other, less high profile, tales were beginning to be written.

Nijman Wrestles Players Championship From Price

11 February 2026

Tuesday afternoon in Hildesheim was saturated with quality, a relentless parade of bamboozling performances that elevated the entire event well beyond routine floor fare ...

Wonderful Wade Denies The Asp

9 February 2026

the Aldershot star sealed the victory ...to pick up a 20th career Players Championship title as well as collecting the £15,000 top prize.

Jimmy Van Schie: “See, I Can Really Play Darts”

16 January 2026

Some decisions in darts are agonising. Others arrive with the clarity of a straight dart, middle of the wire, no wobble. For Jimmy van Schie, this one barely required a second glance...

Pro Tour Trivia Titbits: Our Snapshot of 2026’s Elite Class

14 January 2026

When the last dart thudded home and the final spreadsheet refreshed from anxious amber to merciless white, the PDC Q-School had done what it always does best...

Q-School’s Class of 2024: The Golden Ticket Reality

4 January 2026

revisiting the 2024 Q-School intake and comparing the fortunes of the thirty-one players who emerged clutching a two-year tour card. What we found was sobering. Stark. Almost cruel.