The World Series of Darts 2026 will be held from September 17 to 20 at the AFAS Live arena in Amsterdam. This prestigious event will bring together the top 32 darts players from around the world, offering them a chance to compete for one of the sport’s most significant titles. The winner will receive £100,000, with the total prize pool reaching £450,000. This year’s competition is particularly high-stakes, as top players aim to claim victory on home soil or solidify their dominance in the sport. Luke Littler, who earned the nickname “The Nuke” for his powerful play, is among the favorites. He has already won all six major darts titles in 2025, including the Premier League and the World Championship. Littler recently added the Czech Darts Open to his list of victories, though he was narrowly defeated by Michael van Gerwen in last year’s World Series of Darts final. Van Gerwen, a five-time champion of this event, is eager to reclaim the title in front of his home crowd. The competition will feature a strong lineup of players, including Luke Humphries, Gian van Veen—who is now the world No. 2—Jonny Clayton, and James Wade. The event will be broadcast in several countries. In the UK, ITV4 and ITVX will provide free coverage to viewers with a TV Licence. In Germany, Sport1 will offer free access, while in Australia, Fox Sports will hold the rights, with live streaming available on Kayo Sports for a subscription. In the United States, PDCTV will broadcast the event, with subscription options starting at $15.99 per month. For viewers outside the broadcasting regions, a virtual private network (VPN) can be used to access the streams. NordVPN is often recommended for its reliability and cost-effective plans, though users should be aware that the use of a VPN may be restricted by the streaming service’s terms. The tournament schedule includes round one matches on September 17 and 18, followed by round two on the 19th, and the quarterfinals, semifinals, and final on September 20. Previous winners of the World Series of Darts Finals include Michael van Gerwen, Luke Littler, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, and James Wade.