The Premier League Darts season reached its climax in London tonight
Luke Littler Ended the rankings at the end of the regular season after a record -breaking campaign.
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De Nuke ended with a record high of 45 points and even wrote history by becoming the very first person who won six nights in a season.
But Littler does not get the total jackpot after losing Luke Humphries in an exciting final.
What is the Premier League Darts 2025 prize money?
The total prize pool for the Premier League Darts is set at £ 1 million.
Stephen Bunting (8th) took £ 60,000 home, Rob Cross (7th) £ 65,000, Chris Dobey (6th) £ 70,000 and Michael van Gerwen (5th) £ 75,000.
The demolition of Pot is:
- Winner: £ 275,000
- Runner-Up: £ 125,000
- Semi-finalists: £ 85,000
- 5th place: £ 75,000
- 6th place: £ 70,000
- 7th place: £ 65,000
- 8th place: £ 60,000
- Weekly winner Bonus: £ 10,000 (X16)
Littler made £ 60,000 for his six nocturnal victories during the regular season, while Humphries and Price each took £ 30,000 home, Aspinall £ 20,000, and Dobey and Bunting claimed £ 10,000 for their single nocturnal victories.
Premier League Darts Finals Night equipment
Here are the luminaires for Premier League Darts Finals Night:
Semi -final (the best of 19 legs)
- Luke Littler 10-7 Gerwyn Price
- Luke Humphries 10-7 Nathan Aspinall
Final (the best of 21 legs)
- Luke Littler vs Littler Humphries
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