Darts live streams

How to watch a darts live stream

Open the darts page, choose a session and pick a source to start watching in your browser. Darts events are usually broadcast as sessions rather than single matches, so one stream typically covers several games across an afternoon or evening. Each source is a separate third-party stream with its own commentary and delay; if the picture freezes during a nine-dart attempt, switch to another straight away. There is nothing to install and no account to create, and it all works on mobile as well as desktop.

PDC majors and the darts calendar

The PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace runs from mid-December to early January and is the highlight of the darts year. Premier League Darts fills Thursday nights from February to May, and the calendar also includes the UK Open, the World Matchplay in Blackpool in July, the World Grand Prix, the Grand Slam of Darts and the Players Championship Finals. Rerace lists these sessions whenever third-party providers stream them, along with World Series of Darts events around the globe.

Session times and viewing tips

Most darts sessions take place in the afternoon and evening UK time, while World Series events in places such as the United States and Australia can fall at very different hours. Rerace shows every session in your local time zone with a countdown, so you can plan around the matches you care about. Evening sessions often run late, especially at the World Championship, so the live list at the top of the page is the easiest way to see what is on now.

Darts is easy to follow on a phone, but a stable connection still matters when the checkout pressure builds. Use Wi-Fi where possible, close other tabs and switch sources if a stream stalls rather than refreshing repeatedly. Smart-TV browsers work well for the World Championship, and on phones and tablets the player’s full-screen button in landscape mode gives the clearest view of the board.