THE first World Series of Darts event of the year will take place this week as some of the sport’s biggest names head to Bahrain.
Luke Littler will be in action in the Middle East, fresh from his historic World Darts Championship win earlier this month.
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The teenage sensation capped off an astounding breakthrough year by beating Michael van Gerwen in the Ally Pally final to become darts‘ youngest-ever world champion.
Littler returns to Bahrain this week, the place where he hit a stunning nine-darter en route to winning his first PDC senior title last year.
World No1 Luke Humphries and new Premier League Darts recruits Stephen Bunting and Chris Dobey will also feature in the 16-player field.
But how much will the star-studded line-up be competing for in Bahrain?
Bahrain Darts Masters 2025 prize money
Here is a full breakdown of the prize money up for grabs at the Bahrain Darts Masters:
Winner: £20,000
Runner-up: £10,000
Semi-Finalists: £5,000
Quarter-Finalists: £2,500
First round: £1,250
Total: £60,000
How to watch Bahrain Darts Masters 2025
In the UK, the Bahrain Darts Masters will be broadcast live on ITV4.
You can live stream the event for FREE via the ITVX website/app.
Alternatively, you can keep up to date with all the action from the Bahrain Darts Masters by following SunSport’s live blog.
Bahrain Darts Masters 2025 field
PDC Representatives
Luke Humphries (England)
Luke Littler (England)
Rob Cross (England)
Stephen Bunting (England)
Gerwyn Price (Wales)
Chris Dobey (England)
Nathan Aspinall (England)
Peter Wright (Scotland)
Asian Representatives
Lourence Ilagan (Philippines)
Alexis Toylo (Philippines)
Paolo Nebrida (Philippines)
Xiaochen Zong (China)
Lok Yin Lee (Hong Kong)
Nitin Kumar (India)
Basem Mahmood (Bahrain)
Abdulla Saeed (Bahrain)
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