Build Your Fantasy Darts Team for 2026 and Compete for $2,346/ €2,000 / £1,740 in Prizes!
Fantasy DartsTuesday, 20 January 2026 at 12:18
Think you really know darts? Fantasy Darts 2026 is your chance to prove it.
This isn’t just about picking big names and hoping for the best. It’s about outthinking other darts fans, reading form, backing momentum and watching your players deliver when it matters most. Every match, every 180, every checkout can be the difference between climbing the leaderboard or falling behind.
Fantasy Darts 2026 kicks off on Thursday 29 January 2026 at 20:15, starting with the Winmau World Masters — and from that moment on, the competition runs throughout the entire darts season.
Build your Fantasy Darts 2026 team now.
Where your darts knowledge sets you apart
You’re no longer just watching darts — you’re living every result. When your player delivers under pressure, it matters. When a smart choice pays off, it brings a sense of satisfaction that goes beyond the points. Fantasy Darts rewards instinct, timing and consistency, giving you the chance to prove your darts knowledge over an entire season.
With 24 major tournaments shaping the season — from the World Darts Championship at Ally Pally to Premier events and the European Tour — every week creates new opportunities to climb the leaderboard. Finishing above other fantasy players isn’t just about prizes, it’s about the pride of knowing you made better calls when it mattered most.
Build your squad. Follow the stats. Enjoy the battle.
You receive a €285 million budget to select 18 darts players. The challenge is building a balanced team that scores consistently across the season.
Points are earned for:
- Winning matches
- Winning legs and leg difference
- Big scoring (100+, 140+, 180s)
- Checkouts, averages and checkout percentage
Every dart thrown counts — and when your players perform on TV, you feel it immediately in the standings.
Play for prizes — and pride
Beyond the prizes, Fantasy Darts 2026 is about the satisfaction of finishing ahead of other players and proving your darts insight over an entire season.
Now it is also possible for the USA to play at Zweeler in the following states:
Alabama, Alaska, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.
Entry and prizes
- Entry fee: €15 per team
- Guaranteed prize pool: $2,346 / €2,000 / £1,740
- First prize: $585 / €500 / £435
- Total prizes: 24 GC prizes
- Starts on Thursday, 29 January 2026 at 20:15
Ready to prove you know darts?
Fantasy Darts 2026 turns every match into something personal. Pick smart, follow the form and enjoy the satisfaction of climbing the leaderboard week after week.
Ready to compete? Build your Fantasy Darts 2026 team now.
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- i'm going to assume he said 15 major finals, not 50. in any case, van veen spanked him in the worlds and beat him in the other major final he played, so he absolutely has a case for being better than him right now, even if legacy wise he's still far behind for now.colt18-01-2026
- The headline? Who's made the perfect start? The bloke who won it! Did Mardle write that?! What an innocuous headline!rick6716-01-2026
- She has a horrible voice, which is deep like a man's.SkettyDarter16-01-2026
- The PDC bulldozed ITV into changing their line up just to keep the darts. I mean, just look at that picture above of that clockslacker Mardull..... Webster ticks a certain box I always liked Glenn Durrant the player but all of his interviews were cringe worthy and he is incredibly awkward now. Forget the rest of the waste of spaces. The previous ITV show was absolutely outstanding and fantastic, it didn't need changing. Alan Warriner is right to be incensed with the way he was dropped, again Alan is exceptionally knowledgeable and had that very dry wit and personality. The only worthy commentators from SKY are John Part and Laura Turner. I actually really liked Devon Petersen, who has massive amounts of charisma and character, I think he would make a decent commentator and what about Matthew Edgar, he has an excellent YouTube channel and is very knowledgeable and interesting. The bottom line is I will never watch darts on ITV with this line uprichieburnettrocks15-01-2026
- Not Mardle please. Alan warriner is much more knowledgeable and doesn't say here fishy fishy,and other inane rubbishrick6715-01-2026
- One of my all time favourites. And one of the best darts shirts going (especially the rarely seen blue).BandB14-01-2026
- Don't be daft,he won't do any reality shows! Who'd paint his head and colour his hair?! Honestly,I do like wrighty,I hope he gets his form back soon. Reality shows for sports people do seem to be a downward spiral!rick6713-01-2026
- Don't be daft,he won't do any reality shows! Who'd paint his head and colour his hair?! Honestly,I do like wrighty,I hope he gets his form back soon. Reality shows for sports people do seem to be a downward spiral!rick6713-01-2026
- Successful at Q school four times and people say it's a lottery? Can't be a lottery when the same people keep winning it.FrankButcher12-01-2026
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