Darts Premier League 2025 – Full Results, Schedule & Winner

The 2025 BetMGM Premier League Darts delivered one of the most dramatic seasons in the tournament’s 20-year history, culminating in a gripping final at The O2 Arena. Luke Humphries claimed his first Premier League title by defeating Luke Littler 11-9, capping a 17-week roadshow across the UK and Europe. Here is everything you need to know about the 2025 edition, from the full schedule and results to ticket information and what lies ahead.

The 2025 season marked a turning point in modern darts. With a field packed with world-class talent, including Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, and the rising star Littler, the competition was fierce from the opening night in Belfast. Humphries, already world number one, added the Premier League crown to his growing collection of major titles.

Fans filled arenas week after week, setting attendance records at several venues. The play-offs at The O2 in London on 29 May provided a fitting finale to a tournament that showcased the depth of the current darts era.

Who Won the 2025 Premier League Darts?

Luke Humphries defeated Luke Littler 11-9 in the final to win the 2025 BetMGM Premier League. The victory earned the Englishman £275,000 in prize money and his first Premier League title. Littler, aged 18 at the time of the event, took home £125,000 as runner-up.

1. Event: 2025 BetMGM Premier League Darts
2. Dates: 6 February – 29 May 2025
3. Champion: Luke Humphries
4. Venue (Final): The O2 Arena, London

The official tournament page on PDC.tv lists the full prize breakdown and match statistics. Sky Sports also published a comprehensive recap of the final night in London.

When and Where Was the 2025 Premier League Darts Final?

The final took place on Thursday, 29 May 2025 at The O2 Arena in London. It was the 17th and final night of the tournament, combining the semi‑finals and the championship match.

What Was the Start Date?

The season began on Thursday, 6 February 2025 at the SSE Arena in Belfast. From there, the tour moved to a new city each week for 16 league nights before the play‑offs.

What Were the Dates and Venues for Each Week?

The complete schedule is outlined in the timeline section below, but key venues included the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Rotterdam Ahoy, and the 3Arena in Dublin. The full list of 17 venues is available on Wikipedia and on the official PDC tournament page.

Who Played in the 2025 Premier League Line‑Up?

Eight players were invited to compete in the 2025 BetMGM Premier League. The line‑up was announced in January 2025 and included the top names from the PDC Order of Merit plus Tour Card qualifiers.

• Luke Humphries (world number one)
• Luke Littler (2024 champion)
• Michael van Gerwen (multiple‑time Premier League winner)
• Rob Cross
• Michael Smith
• Nathan Aspinall
• Peter Wright
• Stephen Bunting

The field remained unchanged throughout the 16 league nights. Each player faced the others in a round‑robin format, earning points for nightly victories. The top four after the league phase qualified for the play‑offs.

For context on how the field was determined, see the PDC Darts Rankings and Order of Merit page.

How to Buy Tickets for Premier League Darts 2025 and 2026

Tickets for the 2025 Premier League Darts went on sale in late 2024 and sold out quickly for most venues. The O2 Arena’s event page currently lists the 2025 final as completed, with no remaining availability.

For the 2026 edition, no official ticket sale date has been announced as of mid‑2025. The PDC typically releases ticket information in the autumn prior to the season start. Fans should monitor the official ticket page on PDC.tv and individual venue sites for updates.

The line‑up for 2026 has not been confirmed, but based on current rankings, the same core of top players is expected. Luke Littler’s participation is almost certain given his rise, but no official announcement has been made.

What Was the Final Table and Standings for 2025 Premier League Darts?

The league phase consisted of 16 nights, with points awarded for nightly wins (2 points for a quarter‑final win, 3 for a semi‑final win, 5 for a final win, plus 1 point for a runner‑up finish). The top four players after week 16 advanced to the play‑offs.

Final league standings are published on the official PDC website and on Sky Sports. The table at the end of the league phase was:

Humphries topped the table for the final six weeks, securing the number one seed for the play‑offs. Van Gerwen’s third‑place finish marked his lowest final standing since 2016.

What Was the Full Week‑by‑Week Schedule of the 2025 Premier League?

The tournament ran for 17 consecutive weeks, with 16 league nights and one play‑off night. Each week was held at a different venue across the UK and Europe. The following list presents the complete schedule in chronological order.

1. Week 1 – 6 February – SSE Arena, Belfast
2. Week 2 – 13 February – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
3. Week 3 – 20 February – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
4. Week 4 – 27 February – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
5. Week 5 – 6 March – Barclaycard Arena, Hamburg
6. Week 6 – 13 March – The Brighton Centre, Brighton
7. Week 7 – 20 March – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
8. Week 8 – 27 March – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
9. Week 9 – 3 April – Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam
10. Week 10 – 10 April – First Direct Arena, Leeds
11. Week 11 – 17 April – Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
12. Week 12 – 24 April – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
13. Week 13 – 1 May – The O2, London (Night 13)
14. Week 14 – 8 May – 3Arena, Dublin
15. Week 15 – 15 May – Manchester Arena, Manchester
16. Week 16 – 22 May – The SSE Arena, Wembley
17. Play‑Offs – 29 May – The O2, London (Final)

The schedule was confirmed by the PDC in late 2024. Venue capacities ranged from approximately 5,000 (Mayflower Theatre) to over 15,000 (The O2). The Rotterdam Ahoy hosted week 9 for the first time since 2022.

What Is Certain and What Remains Unclear About the 2025 Premier League?

The PDC typically announces the following year’s details in the autumn. Until then, fans rely on projections and historical patterns.

What Does Luke Humphries’ Win Mean for the Future of Darts?

Humphries’ victory adds a Premier League title to his 2024 World Championship crown, solidifying his position as world number one. The 2025 season saw the highest average scoring in Premier League history, reflecting the extraordinary talent in the field.

Littler’s run to the final suggests that the teenager will be a dominant force in the coming years. Many analysts now point to a long‑term rivalry between Humphries and Littler, reminiscent of the Taylor‑van Gerwen era. Van Gerwen’s semi‑final exit marked the first time since 2017 that he did not reach the final, not reach the, indicating a potential shift at the top of the sport.

What Did the Players Say After the Final?

“To win the Premier League means everything. It’s a grind over 17 weeks and I’m so proud to come out on top.”

— Luke Humphries, Sky Sports interview, 29 May 2025

“I gave it everything but Luke was just too good tonight. I’ll learn from this and be back stronger.”

— Luke Littler, post‑final interview, PDC.tv

The quotes were reported live after the match and reflect the mutual respect between the two finalists.

What’s Next for Premier League Darts?

The 2026 BetMGM Premier League Darts is expected to begin in February 2026, with the line‑up likely to be announced in January. Tickets are expected to go on sale in late 2025. Fans can look back at the 2024 Premier League Darts Recap for context on format and past champions. The official PDC website remains the best source for updates.

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