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We have reached the final of this year’s PDC World Darts Championship with three time champion Michael van Gerwen taking on Michael Smith for a shot at world glory. This is a rematch of the 2019 World Final which Van Gerwen won. Smith is twice a losing finalist and will be desperate for victory.
This is more than a darts match, as the winner of the contest will be promoted to world number one and net themselves a cool £500,000 in the process.
Both have been in scintillating form ahead of the final and this truly could be a match up for the ages. This is a contest that features the two best darts players in the world at the moment.
To reach the final both Smith and van Gerwen made light work of their semi final opponents Gabriel Clemens and Dimitri Van den Bergh – and there is a general feeling that there is more to come tonight.
It is van Gerwen who is the heavy favourite to lift the famous ‘Sid Waddle’ Trophy, but it would be foolish to dismiss the chances of Smith who has won the last three head to head matches.
With millions of fans from all across the world set to tune into this sporting spectacle, this is a night where darts take centre stage.
Gracing the airwaves on British TV is former three time World Champion John Part who will be joined in the commentary box by former World Championship semi finalist Wayne Mardle.
German TV will have the expert views of current PDC player Max Hopp to call upon whilst the all-knowledgeable Elmar Paulke will lead Dazn’s dart coverage across the world.
If you are relying on watching all the action unfold from the comfort of your couch – then don’t worry we have got you covered, here are all the best ways that you can tune in.
If you are one of the unlucky ones who can’t get a ticket for this year’s tournament, don’t worry as this article will break down the very best ways that you can watch the World Darts Championships from the comfort of your own home.
World Darts Championship live stream – Bet365
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A great way to watch the World Darts Championships unfold is via legal streams. One of the most efficient ways of doing this is via online bookmakers.
ACCESS BET365 STREAMING >Bet365 permits streaming the World Darts Championship and registering for the streams to watch the World Darts Championship couldn’t be easier.
New customers can register an account with Bet365. Once registered a new customer can get free bets when they deposit just £10.
Disclaimer: “New Customers only. Bet £10* & Get £30* in Free Bets. Sign up, deposit between £5* and £10* to your account and bet365 will give you three times that value in Free Bets when you place qualifying bets to the same value and they are settled. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits. Min odds/bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. T&Cs, time limits & exclusions apply.“
Once the account has been opened and the deposit made – on the homepage, there should be an option on the left-hand side where ‘Darts’ can be selected from the left-hand side menu.
Once selected – press the play icon and the live stream of the ongoing match should then appear. This facility is available to new and existing customers throughout the duration of the tournament. The tournament will run between 15th December – 3rd January.
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World Darts Championship live stream – PDC TV
The World Darts Championship is an event hosted by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and viewers from across the UK and mainland Europe can watch all of the action through its official streaming channel, PDC TV.
Customers wanting to subscribe via PDC TV have a range of options with an annual subscription starting from £49.99 or a monthly pass starting from £4.99. Either a monthly or annual subscription will allow a subscriber to watch any match across any session throughout the duration of the tournament. Signing up for PDC TV will also allow subscribers to watch any PDC tournament during the year.
World Darts Championship TV Channel – Viewers in the UK
As well as steaming sites there are several other ways for how customers in the UK can watch all of the darting action unfold.
Sky Sports will be showing every match throughout the duration of the tournament. In order to watch Sky Sports, viewers will be required to hold either a Sky or BT subscription.
In order to watch Sky Sports, viewers will be required to hold either a Sky or BT subscription.
For viewers who don’t hold a Sky or BT subscription, customers can gain access to Sky Sports via a NOW TV day pass. The purchasing of this pass can be made daily or monthly with the day pass costing £11.99 and the monthly pass costing £33.99.
World Darts Championship TV Channel-Viewers in the USA and Canada
With each passing year, darts are getting bigger and bigger in the States and you get the feeling that it will only be a matter of time before America has a player capable of winning the World Championship. Canada already has a rich history with the sport and can proudly boast John Part who has won the World Championship three times.
Residents in both the US and Canada can keep up to date with every dart that is thrown through the PDC’s own official streaming site or via DAZN.
DAZN is becoming a popular sports site and already has the rights to broadcast some of the world’s biggest boxing fights. Signing up to DAZN comes with a price, with customers able to sign up to either a monthly or annual subscription. The monthly fee will cost $19.99 whilst an annual pass costs $99.99.
Once purchased, a live stream will be available via DAZN’s website as well as the DAZN app on Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Playstation 4 and Playstation 3.
World Darts Championship TV Channel- Viewers in Australia
Australia has a long affinity for producing world-class darts players and in the form of Simon Whitlock and Damon Heta, they have two contenders this year.
Watching the darts in Australia is straightforward, as all Australian residents need to do is have access to Foxtel.
The coverage from Foxtel will cover both the afternoon and evening sessions and are usually available to watch later on-demand.
What else do I need to know about the World Championship?
This year’s World Championship will once again take place at the darts spiritual home of Alexandra Palace. The tournament will take place between 15th December and January 3rd with there being a small break for Christmas.
As you would imagine with such attractive prize money on offer, all of the games’ biggest stars will be on display in the hope that they will win the biggest prize in darts and with it a cool £500,000.
Favourites for the tournament are likely to be current world number one Gerwyn Price and three-time World Champion Michael Van Gerwyn. The tournament has already provided plenty of drama with James Wade and last year’s defending champion Peter Wright having already exited the championship.
Millions from all around the globe will tune in over the three weeks with the winner being crowned on January 3rd.
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