Premier League Darts final prize money 2025: How much can Littler win?
Luke Littler will feature at the O2 Arena tonight in the Premier League Darts final as a world champion, as he looks to defend his title. But how much can he win?
There were 16 nights of Premier League Darts which began on 6 February in Belfast and travelled across the UK, Ireland and continental Europe.
The finals take place at the iconic O2 Arena tonight, with Littler joined by Luke Humphries, Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price in Greenwich.
The winner of each of the 16 nights, out of the eight players picked to play on the tour, took home £10,000, with a total of £160,000 available for winning every event on the travelling tour.
Littler won six nights and bagged £60,000 in the process, Humphries earned £30,000 alongside Price, Aspinall won two nights and took home £20,000 while Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting – who failed to reach the finals – won one night apiece.
Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross did not win a night.
The Premier League Darts operate a points system whereby players accumulate points based on their finishing position.
The top four players then head to the capital tonight to compete in front of 20,000 at London’s O2 Arena.
The two losing semi-finalists will take home £85,000 each while the losing finalist will collect £125,000.
For the winner, however, there is a glitzy trophy and a pay cheque for £275,000 to enjoy come the end of May – over half the £500,000 Littler picked up for winning the PDC World Darts Championship.
Format
Luke Littler will face Gerwyn Price before Luke Humphries takes on Nathan Aspinall with the winners facing off in the final.
The semi-finals are best-of-19 legs before the final is contested over 21 legs in front of 20,000 at the O2.
The prize money
| End position | Prize money | Player |
| Winner | £275,000 | NA |
| Runner-up | £125,000 | NA |
| Semi-finalist 1 | £85,000 | NA |
| Semi-finalist 2 | £85,000 | NA |
| Fifth | £75,000 | Michael van Gerwen |
| Sixth | £70,000 | Chris Dobey |
| Seventh | £65,000 | Rob Cross |
| Eighth | £60,000 | Stephen Bunting |
| Night winner | £10,000 | NA |
Premier League Darts schedule for 2025
- Night one – Thursday, 6 February, Belfast. Winner: Luke Humphries
- Two – Thursday, 13 February, Glasgow. Winner: Luke Littler
- Three – Thursday, 20 February, Dublin. Winner: Gerwyn Price
- Four – Thursday, 27 February, Exeter. Winner: Luke Humphries
- Five – Thursday, 6 March, Brighton. Winner: Luke Littler
- Six – Thursday, 13 March, Nottingham. Winner: Gerwyn Price
- Seven – Thursday, 20 March, Cardiff. Winner: Luke Littler
- Eight – Thursday, 27 March, Newcastle. Winner: Luke Littler
- Nine – Thursday, 3 April, Berlin. Winner: Stephen Bunting
- 10 – Thursday, 10 April, Manchester. Winner: Nathan Aspinall
- 11 – Thursday, 17 April, Rotterdam. Winner: Chris Dobey
- 12 – Thursday, 24 April, Liverpool. Winner: Gerwyn Price
- 13 – Thursday, 1 May, Birmingham. Winner: Luke Littler
- 14 – Thursday, 8 May, Leeds. Winner: Luke Humphries
- 15 – Thursday, 15 May, Aberdeen. Winner: Nathan Aspinall
- 16 – Thursday, 22 May, Sheffield. Winner: Luke Littler
- Premier League Darts play-offs – Thursday, 29 May, London
The players
- Luke Humphries
- Luke Littler
- Michael van Gerwen
- Rob Cross
- Stephen Bunting
- Gerwyn Price
- Chris Dobey
- Nathan Aspinal