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World Series of Darts

For the finals of this tournament, see World Series of Darts Finals. For other uses, see World Series of Darts (disambiguation).

The World Series of Darts is a series of darts tournaments organised by the Professional Darts Corporation.

World Series of Darts
Tournament information
VenueVarious
LocationVarious cities
CountryVarious countries
Established2013
Organisation(s)PDC
FormatLegs
Prize fund£250,000
Month(s) PlayedMay–November
Current champion(s)
England Luke Littler
(Winner of 2024 Finals)

Beginning in 2013, the World Series has comprised between two and seven tournaments across the world, where a mixture of the top-ranked PDC players take on local qualifiers in a knockout format. Since 2015, there has been a finals tournament held annually in November at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow, Scotland, although in 2018, it moved to the Multiversum Schwechat in Vienna, Austria, and moved again to the AFAS Live in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 2019, then to the Salzburgarena in Salzburg, Austria in 2020.

History

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The World Series of Darts commenced in 2013 with the Dubai Duty Free Darts Masters. The goal of these series of tournaments is to make darts more popular across the globe.

Later that year, the Sydney Darts Masters took place, which as well as including 8 top-ranked PDC players, also featured 8 players from Australia and New Zealand to take part in the tournament. In 2014, tournaments in Singapore and Perth were added to the series, although this would be the only year that Singapore was used for an event.

In 2015, both the Japan tournament (later renamed as Tokyo for the 2016 tournament) and Auckland were added. Also in 2015, the series was ended with the World Series of Darts Finals. In 2016, the PDC expanded into China with the addition of the Shanghai Darts Masters, and in 2017, both North America and Europe had their own tournaments with the US Darts Masters in Las Vegas, and the German Darts Masters in Düsseldorf, along with Melbourne over from Sydney in the Australian leg of the tour.

In 2018, Brisbane joined the fray and replaced Perth, whilst Dubai was excluded.[1] It was also confirmed that Vienna, Austria would replace Glasgow as the host of the World Series Finals in 2018.

In 2019, it was announced that Cologne and Hamilton would host World Series events for the first time, with Dubai seemingly still on a back burner and China also excluded.[2] It was also confirmed that Amsterdam, Netherlands would replace Vienna as the host of the World Series Finals in 2019.

In 2020 a new tournament, the Nordic Darts Masters, was due to take place in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was also confirmed that Salzburg, Austria will replace Amsterdam as the host of the World Series Finals in 2020. The two Australian events will move to Wollongong and Townsville.[3]

The US Darts Masters will relocate to New York City in 2022, having been due to move in 2020 before the cancellation of the 2020 US Masters due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The events in Hamilton, Wollongong and Townsville will also play in 2022, but the only event in 2021 was the delayed Nordic Masters in Copenhagen, with the finals returning to Amsterdam in October 2021.

Venues

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Since the first tournament began in 2013, the World Series has visited ten countries including the Finals.

Event Venue(s) First held Last held Upcoming Current/last champion
United Arab Emirates  Dubai Duty Free Darts Masters Dubai Tennis Centre 2013 2017 None scheduled Scotland  Gary Anderson
Australia  Sydney Darts Masters Luna Park (2013)
Hordern Pavilion (2014)
Qantas Credit Union Arena (2015)
The Star (2016)		 2013 2016 None scheduled England  Phil Taylor
Singapore  Singapore Darts Masters Singapore Indoor Stadium 2014 None scheduled Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen
Australia  Perth Darts Masters HBF Stadium (2014–2015, 2017)
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (2016)		 2014 2017 None scheduled Scotland  Gary Anderson
Japan  Japan/Tokyo Darts Masters Osanbashi Hall, Yokohama (2015)
Yoyogi National Gymnasium (2016)		 2015 2016 None scheduled Scotland  Gary Anderson
New Zealand  Auckland Darts Masters The Trusts Arena 2015 2018 None scheduled Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen
China  Shanghai Darts Masters Pullman Hotel Shanghai South 2016 2018 None scheduled England  Michael Smith
United States  US Darts Masters Tropicana Las Vegas (2017)
Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas (2018–2019)
Hulu Theater, New York City (2022–)		 2017 2024 None scheduled England  Rob Cross
Australia  Melbourne Darts Masters Hisense Arena 2017 2019 None scheduled Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen
Germany  German Darts Masters Castello Arena, Düsseldorf (2017)
Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen (2018)
Lanxess Arena, Cologne (2019)		 2017 2019 None scheduled Scotland  Peter Wright
Australia  Brisbane Darts Masters Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre 2018 2019 None scheduled Australia  Damon Heta
New Zealand  New Zealand Darts Masters Globox Arena, Hamilton 2019 2024 None scheduled England  Luke Humphries
Denmark  Nordic Darts Masters Forum Copenhagen 2021 2024 None scheduled   Gerwyn Price
Netherlands  Dutch Darts Masters Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (2022)
Maaspoort, Den Bosch (2024)		 2022 2024 None scheduled Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen
Australia  Queensland Darts Masters Townsville Entertainment & Convention Centre 2022 None scheduled Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen
Australia  New South Wales Darts Masters WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong 2022 2023 None scheduled England  Rob Cross
Bahrain  Bahrain Darts Masters Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir 2023 2024 None scheduled England  Luke Littler
Poland  Poland Darts Masters Arena COS Torwar, Warsaw 2023 2024 None scheduled England  Luke Littler
Australia  Australian Darts Masters WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong 2024 None Scheduled Wales  Gerwyn Price
World Series of Darts Finals Braehead Arena, Glasgow (2015–2017)
Multiversum Schwechat, Vienna (2018)
AFAS Live, Amsterdam (2019, 2021–)
Salzburgarena, Salzburg (2020)		 2015 2024 None scheduled England  Luke Littler

Points in the World Series tournament

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Since the World Series of Darts Finals were announced in 2015, each event includes ranking points that all players earn dependent on how far they go to through each tournament. The top 8 ranked players automatically qualify for the Finals.

Stage Points
Winner 12
Runner-up 8
Semi-final 5
Quarter-final 3
First round 1

Event Finals

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Year No. Date Event Winner Legs Runner-up Venue Ref.
2013 1 23–24 May United Arab Emirates  Dubai Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 7 Netherlands  Raymond van Barneveld Dubai Tennis Centre [4]
2 29–31 August Australia  Sydney Masters England  Phil Taylor 10 – 3 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Luna Park [5]
2014 1 29–30 May United Arab Emirates  Dubai Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 7 Scotland  Peter Wright Dubai Tennis Centre [6]
2 15–16 August Singapore  Singapore Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 8 Australia  Simon Whitlock Singapore Indoor Stadium [7]
3 22–24 August Australia  Perth Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 9 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen HBF Stadium [8]
4 28–30 August Australia  Sydney Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 3 England  Stephen Bunting Hordern Pavilion [9]
2015 1 28–29 May United Arab Emirates  Dubai Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 8 England  Phil Taylor Dubai Tennis Centre [10]
2 27–28 June Japan  Japan Masters England  Phil Taylor 8 – 7 Scotland  Peter Wright Osanbashi Hall, Yokohama [11]
3 14–16 August Australia  Perth Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 7 England  James Wade HBF Stadium [12]
4 20–22 August Australia  Sydney Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 3 England  Adrian Lewis Qantas Credit Union Arena [13]
5 28–30 August New Zealand  Auckland Masters England  Adrian Lewis 11 – 10 Netherlands  Raymond van Barneveld The Trusts Arena [14]
Finals 21–22 November Scotland  World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 10 Scotland  Peter Wright Braehead Arena, Glasgow [15]
2016 1 26–27 May United Arab Emirates  Dubai Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 11 – 9 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Dubai Tennis Centre [16]
2 17–19 June New Zealand  Auckland Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 11 – 7 England  Adrian Lewis The Trusts Arena [17]
3 25–26 June China  Shanghai Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 3 England  James Wade Pullman Hotel [18]
4 6–7 July Japan  Tokyo Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 8 – 6 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Yoyogi National Gymnasium [19]
5 18–20 August Australia  Sydney Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 9 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen The Star [20]
6 25–27 August Australia  Perth Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 4 England  Dave Chisnall Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre [21]
Finals 5–6 November Scotland  World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 9 Scotland  Peter Wright Braehead Arena, Glasgow [22]
2017 1 24–25 May United Arab Emirates  Dubai Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 11 – 7 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Dubai Tennis Centre [23]
2 6–7 July China  Shanghai Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 0 England  Dave Chisnall Pullman Hotel [24]
3 14–15 July United States  US Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 6 Northern Ireland  Daryl Gurney Tropicana Las Vegas [25]
4 11–13 August New Zealand  Auckland Masters Australia  Kyle Anderson 11 – 10 Australia  Corey Cadby The Trusts Arena [26]
5 18–20 August Australia  Melbourne Masters England  Phil Taylor 11 – 8 Scotland  Peter Wright Hisense Arena [27]
6 25–27 August Australia  Perth Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 11 – 7 Netherlands  Raymond van Barneveld HBF Stadium [28]
7 21–22 October Germany  German Masters Scotland  Peter Wright 11 – 4 England  Phil Taylor Castello Arena, Düsseldorf [29]
Finals 3–5 November Scotland  World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 6 Scotland  Gary Anderson Braehead Arena, Glasgow [30]
2018 1 25 May Germany  German Masters Austria  Mensur Suljović 8 – 2 Belgium  Dimitri Van den Bergh Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen [31]
2 6–7 July United States  US Masters Scotland  Gary Anderson 8 – 4 England  Rob Cross Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas [32]
3 13–14 July China  Shanghai Masters England  Michael Smith 8 – 2 England  Rob Cross Pullman Hotel [33]
4 3–5 August New Zealand  Auckland Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 4 Netherlands  Raymond van Barneveld The Trusts Arena [34]
5 10–12 August Australia  Melbourne Masters Scotland  Peter Wright 11 – 8 England  Michael Smith Hisense Arena [35]
6 17–19 August Australia  Brisbane Masters England  Rob Cross 11 – 6 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre [36]
Finals 2–4 November Austria  World Series of Darts Finals England  James Wade 11 – 10 England  Michael Smith Multiversum Schwechat, Vienna [37]
2019 1 4–5 July United States  US Masters England  Nathan Aspinall 8 – 4 England  Michael Smith Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas [38]
2 12–13 July Germany  German Masters Scotland  Peter Wright 8 – 6 Germany  Gabriel Clemens LANXESS arena, Cologne [39]
3 9–10 August Australia  Brisbane Masters Australia  Damon Heta 8 – 7 England  Rob Cross Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre [40]
4 16–17 August Australia  Melbourne Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 3 Northern Ireland  Daryl Gurney Melbourne Arena [41]
5 23–24 August New Zealand  New Zealand Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 1 Netherlands  Raymond van Barneveld Claudelands Arena, Hamilton [42]
Finals 1–3 November Netherlands  World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 2 Netherlands  Danny Noppert AFAS Live, Amsterdam [43]
2020 Finals 18–20 September Austria  World Series of Darts Finals Wales  Gerwyn Price 11 – 9 England  Rob Cross Salzburgarena, Salzburg [44]
2021 1 17–18 September Denmark  Nordic Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 7 England  Fallon Sherrock Forum Copenhagen, Copenhagen [45]
Finals 29–31 October Netherlands  World Series of Darts Finals Wales  Jonny Clayton 11 – 6 Belgium  Dimitri Van den Bergh AFAS Live, Amsterdam [46]
2022 1 3–4 June United States  US Masters England  Michael Smith 8 – 4 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Hulu Theater, New York City [47]
2 10–11 June Denmark  Nordic Masters Belgium  Dimitri Van den Bergh 11 – 5 Scotland  Gary Anderson Forum Copenhagen, Copenhagen [48]
3 24–25 June Netherlands  Dutch Masters Belgium  Dimitri Van den Bergh 8 – 2 Netherlands  Dirk van Duijvenbode Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam [49]
4 12–13 August Australia  Queensland Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 5 Wales  Gerwyn Price Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre, Townsville [50]
5 19–20 August Australia  New South Wales Masters Wales  Jonny Clayton 8 – 1 England  James Wade WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong [51]
6 26–27 August New Zealand  New Zealand Masters Wales  Gerwyn Price 8 – 4 Wales  Jonny Clayton Globox Arena, Hamilton [52]
Finals 16–18 September Netherlands  World Series of Darts Finals Wales  Gerwyn Price 11 – 10 Netherlands  Dirk van Duijvenbode AFAS Live, Amsterdam [53]
2023 1 12–13 January Bahrain  Bahrain Masters England  Michael Smith 8 – 6 Wales  Gerwyn Price Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir [54]
2 20–21 January Denmark  Nordic Masters Scotland  Peter Wright 11 – 5 Wales  Gerwyn Price Forum Copenhagen, Copenhagen [55]
3 2–3 June United States  US Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 0 Canada  Jeff Smith Hulu Theater, New York City [56]
4 7–8 July Poland  Poland Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 3 Belgium  Dimitri Van den Bergh Arena COS Torwar, Warsaw [57]
5 4–5 August New Zealand  New Zealand Masters England  Rob Cross 8 – 7 England  Nathan Aspinall Globox Arena, Hamilton [58]
6 11–12 August Australia  New South Wales Masters England  Rob Cross 8 – 1 Australia  Damon Heta WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong [59]
Finals 15–17 September Netherlands  World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 11 – 4 England  Nathan Aspinall AFAS Live, Amsterdam [60]
2024 1 18–19 January Bahrain  Bahrain Masters England  Luke Littler 8 – 5 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir [61]
2 26–27 January Netherlands  Dutch Masters Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 8 – 6 England  Luke Littler Maaspoort, Den Bosch [62]
3 31 May – 2 June United States  US Masters   Rob Cross 8 – 7   Gerwyn Price Hulu Theater, New York City [63]
4 7–8 June Denmark  Nordic Masters   Gerwyn Price 8 – 5   Rob Cross Forum Copenhagen, Copenhagen [64]
5 14–15 June Poland  Poland Masters   Luke Littler 8 – 3   Rob Cross Prezero Arena Gliwice, Gliwice [65]
6 9–10 August Australia  Australian Masters   Gerwyn Price 8 – 1   Luke Littler WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong [66]
7 16–17 August New Zealand  New Zealand Masters   Luke Humphries 8 – 2   Damon Heta Globox Arena, Hamilton [67]
Finals 13–15 September Netherlands  World Series of Darts Finals   Luke Littler 11 – 4   Michael Smith AFAS Live, Amsterdam [68]

Finalists

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Up to and including the 2024 World Series of Darts Finals.

Rank Player Won Runner-up Finals
1   Michael van Gerwen 21 9 30
2   Phil Taylor 8 2 10
3   Gary Anderson 6 2 8
4   Gerwyn Price 5 4 9
5   Rob Cross 4 6 10
6   Peter Wright 4 5 9
7   Michael Smith 3 4 7
8   Luke Littler 3 2 5
9   Dimitri Van den Bergh 2 3 5
10   Jonny Clayton 2 1 3
11   James Wade 1 3 4
12   Nathan Aspinall 1 2 3
  Damon Heta 1 2 3
  Adrian Lewis 1 2 3
15   Kyle Anderson 1 0 1
  Luke Humphries 1 0 1
  Mensur Suljović 1 0 1
18   Raymond van Barneveld 0 5 5
19   Dave Chisnall 0 2 2
  Dirk van Duijvenbode 0 2 2
  Daryl Gurney 0 2 2
22   Stephen Bunting 0 1 1
  Corey Cadby 0 1 1
  Gabriel Clemens 0 1 1
  Danny Noppert 0 1 1
  Fallon Sherrock 0 1 1
  Jeff Smith 0 1 1
  Simon Whitlock 0 1 1
Total Events 64 64

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