Among the MODUS events and PDC Home Tour, another darts from home tournament begins on Saturday in the form of the Remote Darts League with the fixtures now released.
Featuring well known names from the WDF and BDO circuits with Jim Williams the leading light, it will run every evening until Monday April 27. Similar to the Premier League in terms of format, the Remote Darts League sees every player face off against each other with each player gaining points in order to play in finals night.
The league phase itself will take place every night from 9:30 pm - midnight with the playoffs having an earlier time of 9pm - 11:30pm. As well as Williams, the likes of Tony O’Shea, Darryl Fitton, John Walton and Alan Norris will all take to the oche over the course of the tournament; all hoping to be crowned the first winner of the Remote Darts League.
Click here to view the stream for this tournament.
Fixtures Remote Darts League
Saturday April 18
Night One
James Richardson v Alan Norris
Gary Robson v Dean Winstanley
Wes Newton v Jim Williams
Tony O'Shea v Paul Hogan
John Walton v Darryl Fitton
Gary Robson v Dean Winstanley
Wes Newton v Jim Williams
Tony O'Shea v Paul Hogan
John Walton v Darryl Fitton
Sunday April 19
Night Two
Jim Williams v Gary Robson
Darryl Fitton v Tony O'Shea
Paul Hogan v James Richardson
Alan Norris v John Walton
Dean Winstanley v Wes Newton
Darryl Fitton v Tony O'Shea
Paul Hogan v James Richardson
Alan Norris v John Walton
Dean Winstanley v Wes Newton
Monday April 20
Night Three
Wes Newton v John Walton
Dean Winstanley v Paul Hogan
Alan Norris v Darryl Fitton
James Richardson v Gary Robson
Jim Williams v Tony O'Shea
Dean Winstanley v Paul Hogan
Alan Norris v Darryl Fitton
James Richardson v Gary Robson
Jim Williams v Tony O'Shea
Tuesday April 21
Night Four
Tony O'Shea v Dean Winstanley
John Walton v James Richardson
Paul Hogan v Wes Newton
Darryl Fitton v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Alan Norris
John Walton v James Richardson
Paul Hogan v Wes Newton
Darryl Fitton v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Alan Norris
Wednesday April 22
Night Five
Gary Robson v Darryl Fitton
Wes Newton v Alan Norris
John Walton v Tony O'Shea
Paul Hogan v Jim Williams
Dean Winstanley v James Richardson
Wes Newton v Alan Norris
John Walton v Tony O'Shea
Paul Hogan v Jim Williams
Dean Winstanley v James Richardson
Thursday April 23
Night Six
Alan Norris v Paul Hogan
Tony O'Shea v Gary Robson
Darryl Fitton v Dean Winstanley
James Richardson v Wes Newton
Jim Williams v John Walton
Tony O'Shea v Gary Robson
Darryl Fitton v Dean Winstanley
James Richardson v Wes Newton
Jim Williams v John Walton
Friday April 24
Night Seven
Dean Winstanley v John Walton
Jim Williams v Alan Norris
Tony O'Shea v James Richardson
Darryl Fitton v Wes Newton
Gary Robson v Paul Hogan
Jim Williams v Alan Norris
Tony O'Shea v James Richardson
Darryl Fitton v Wes Newton
Gary Robson v Paul Hogan
Saturday April 25
Night Eight
Wes Newton v Tony O'Shea
James Richardson v Jim Williams
John Walton v Gary Robson
Alan Norris v Dean Winstanley
Paul Hogan v Darryl Fitton
James Richardson v Jim Williams
John Walton v Gary Robson
Alan Norris v Dean Winstanley
Paul Hogan v Darryl Fitton
Sunday April 26
Night Nine
Darryl Fitton v James Richardson
Paul Hogan v John Walton
Dean Winstanley v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Wes Newton
Tony O'Shea v Alan Norris
Paul Hogan v John Walton
Dean Winstanley v Jim Williams
Gary Robson v Wes Newton
Tony O'Shea v Alan Norris
Monday April 27
Play Offs
Semi-Final I (Nr. 1 vs Nr. 4)
Semi-Final II (Nr. 2 vs Nr. 3)
Semi-Final II (Nr. 2 vs Nr. 3)
Final
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