World Series of Darts Finals
The end of the World Series, the run of two-day events held everywhere from Bahrain to Auckland across the year.
World Series of Darts Finals
The best performers from this year's World Series events, plus the tour card holders who earned a place.
The World Series takes darts on tour. Each stop puts a handful of the sport’s biggest names against local qualifiers over two nights, which is how the game has grown in the Gulf, the United States, Australia and New Zealand.
Performance across those events builds a World Series ranking, and that ranking is what decides who plays in the Finals in Amsterdam.
The format
- Straight knockout, played in legs.
- Matches lengthen round by round through to the final.
How players qualify
- Players earn World Series ranking points at each stop: 12 for winning an event, 8 for a runner-up finish, 5 for a semi-final, 3 for a quarter-final and 1 for appearing.
- The top eight on that ranking qualify automatically, with the rest of the field made up from the tour.
Michael van Gerwen won the 2025 Finals and has won the event more often than anyone else.
How to watch
Shown live in the UK on ITV4. ITV4 is free to air, so it costs nothing to watch. The schedule page lists which broadcaster has each event.
Tickets
Sold through the AFAS Live box office in Amsterdam and the PDC ticket shop. There is more on outlets, the ballot and what to avoid on the darts tickets page.
The other majors
Also here: the world rankings, the full schedule, and a free scoreboard for your own game.
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