PDC World Darts Championship
The championship begins in December and ends in January and has been held at Alexandra Palace in London, since 2008.Other players to win more than once are John Part (2003 & 2008), Adrian Lewis (2011 & 2012), Gary Anderson (2015 & 2016), Michael van Gerwen (2014, 2017 & 2019) and Peter Wright (2020 & 2022).[2] Currently, the play takes place inside the venue's West Hall, which has a capacity of 3,200.The highest match average ever in the BDO World Championship is 103.83 by Raymond van Barneveld in his quarter-final victory over John Walton in 2004.The PDC World Championship has been broadcast live and in its entirety by Sky Sports in the UK since its inception.The PDC have worked with various video game developers since 2006 to create a number of darts-themed titles based on the World Darts Championship tournament.Their first game PDC World Championship Darts was developed by Mere Mortals for the PlayStation 2 and PC.
2025 PDC World Darts Championship2016 editionProfessional Darts CorporationEnglandCircus TavernAlexandra PalaceLuke LittlerSky SportsPaddy PowerLondonSid WaddellPremier League DartsWorld MatchplayTriple Crownsplit in dartsWorld Darts CouncilPhil TaylorJohn PartAdrian LewisGary AndersonMichael van GerwenPeter WrightDennis PriestleyRaymond van BarneveldRob CrossGerwyn Price Michael SmithLuke HumphriesMensur SuljovićKevin Painter2010 championshipBDO World Darts ChampionshipPurfleetRod HarringtonProton CarsVernon's PoolsPeter ManleyLadbrokesMark DudbridgeKirk ShepherdSimon WhitlockAndy HamiltonWilliam HillMichael SmithNetherlandsScotlandCanadanine-dart finishes2009, Quarter-FinalJelle Klaasen2010, 2nd RoundBrendan Dolan2011, FinalDean Winstanley2013, 2nd RoundVincent van der Voort2013, Semi-FinalJames WadeTerry Jenkins2014, 1st RoundPer LaursenKyle AndersonIan White2015, 3rd Round2016, Semi-Final2021, 3rd RoundStephen BuntingWilliam Borland2022, 1st RoundBradley BrooksDarius LabanauskasMike De Decker2022, Quarter-Final2023, FinalChristian Kist2025, 1st RoundMadars RazmaDamon Heta2025, 3rd RoundLuke Woodhouse2017, Semi-Final2002, 2nd RoundShayne Burgess2009, Final2016, 2nd RoundDarren Webster2007, 2nd RoundMick McGowan2021, 2nd RoundCo Stompé2024, Semi-FinalScott Williams2018, 2nd RoundJames WilsonJeffrey de Zwaan2019, 2nd RoundCristo Reyes2017, 2nd Round2016, 3rd Round2017, Final2011, 3rd Round2020, Quarter-Final2010, 1st Round2022, 2nd Round2024, 1st Round2018, FinalDave Chisnall2021, Quarter-Final2024, 2nd Round2010, Quarter-FinalDimitri Van den Bergh2020, 3rd RoundWayne MardleMitchell CleggHigh DefinitionAnna WoolhouseStuart PykeMark WebsterLaura TurnerGlen DurrantDave LanningJohn GwynneJeff StellingDavid BobinHelen ChamberlainEric Bristow