PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS starts TONIGHT, and the live rankings see Luke Littler move into SECOND ahead of the competition.
Last year's tournament saw Luke Littler beat current world number one Luke Humphries 11-7 in an epic final at the O2 Arena.
The 18-year-old star has since taken the darts world by storm and comes into this year's competition as the world champion.
Littler later won the Premier League Darts in 2024 and the PDC World Championship in 2025, putting him second in the world, despite only making his debut at the end of 2023.
The teenage sensation will face his opponent from January's final Michael van Gerwen in the quarter-final on night one.
PDC Order of Merit - latest standings
The main PDC Order of Merit is based on prize money won over a two-year period by players in ranking tournaments.
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The top four qualify for Premier League Darts, while the other four are picked as Wildcards.
The current PDC Top four are:
- Luke Humphires - £1,904,250
- Luke Littler - £1,136,000
- Michael van Gerwen - £825,500
- Rob Cross - £556,750
The four wildcards picked were:
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- Stephen Bunting - ranked 5th - £553,500
- Gerwyn Price - ranked 9th - £490,500
- Nathan Aspinall - ranked 10th - £488,000
- Chris Dobey - ranked 11th - £485,250
Nathan Aspinall and Chris Dobey have recently switched in the world rankings.
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Premier League Darts 2025 schedule
Here are all the key dates in the Premier League Darts 2025 schedule:
- Night One - Feb 6 - Belfast
- Night Two - Feb 13 - Glasgow
- Night Three - Feb 20 - Dublin
- Night Four - Feb 27 - Exeter
- Night Five - Mar 6 - Brighton
- Night Six - Mar 13 - Nottingham
- Night Seven - Mar 20 - Cardiff
- Night Eight - Mar 27 - Newcastle
- Night Nine - Apr 3 - Berlin
- Night Ten - Apr 10 - Manchester
- Night 11 - Apr 17 - Rotterdam
- Night 12 - Apr 24 - Liverpool
- Night 13 - May 1 - Birmingham
- Night 14 - May 8 - Leeds
- Night 15 - May 15 - Aberdeen
- Night 16 - May 22 - Sheffield
- Play-offs - May 29 - London