Get Ready for the Fantasy World Darts Championship – Over $2,115/€2,000/£1,665 in Prizes!
Fantasy DartsFriday, 29 November 2024 at 10:51
The darts world is gearing up for the most electrifying event of the year! From Sunday, December 15, 2024, the PDC World Darts Championship returns to the iconic Alexandra Palace (Ally Pally), promising three weeks of non-stop action featuring the world's best 96 dart players.
While fans will be on the edge of their seats, Zweeler is cranking up the excitement with its Fantasy World Darts Championship Game, offering a guaranteed prize pool of $2,115/€2,000/£1,665! The top prize? A whopping $528/€500/£416!
👉 Join now and start building your winning team for Fantasy World Darts Championship.
An Open Field for Glory
Last year’s finalists won’t meet again this time, as both Luke Humphries and Luke Littler are in stellar form but share the same side of the draw. Meanwhile, the other half features legendary former champions like Michael van Gerwen, Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price, and Gary Anderson. This year promises plenty of surprises, upsets, and unforgettable matches!
How to Play the Fantasy Game
With €255 million in budget, you’ll select 15 players you think will rack up the most points throughout the championship. Strategy is key:
Match Points: Players earn points for wins, leg victories, and leg differences.
Stat Points: Score extra with 100+ and 140+ scores, 180s, high checkouts, averages, and checkout percentages.
For instance: if Michael van Gerwen wins 12-7 over Peter Wright, his 794 total points could make him your top scorer.
Entry Details
Cost: $10.57/€10/£8.32 per team
Start Time: Sunday, 15 December 2024, at 20:20
With 31 GC prizes and a guaranteed prize pool, every team has a shot at glory!
Why Join?
The Fantasy World Darts Championship brings you closer to the action. Create your dream team, track their performances, and compete with darts fans worldwide for the ultimate bragging rights.
Don’t miss this chance to elevate your World Darts Championship experience!
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, Wyoming.
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- Yes, she is extremely beautiful, sure she went out with Webster(Mark) so doesn't have much taste in men for someone so stunningly beautiful. Aileen is very attractive as well, she kisses every time she throws.richieburnettrocks29-11-2024
- I am attending most of the week and quite looking forward to it. Not sure it has any TV coverage and that won't help. I haven't seen Paul Lim at Lakeside since 94 when John Part completely blitzed him. I would like to see Gary Stone win, talented but not had much success at the championship. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre yooooooooou rrrrrrrrrrrreadyyyyyyyyyyyyrichieburnettrocks29-11-2024
- It’s a (as good as) gauranteed £25,000 for not a lot of effort.Mysstree28-11-2024
- Pathetic. The media attention she would receive at the PDC alone would more than compensate her for the quiet WDF comp. And if she wins a match, which she is more than capable of doing, the attention would go through the roof. I do not see the attraction of winning a tin pot comp over the massive PDC Worlds.medinabello28-11-2024
- I think with players above those mentioned in the rankings that haven't qualified for the Worlds in 2023 and haven't done so this year (players like Whitlock, King etc) they are guaranteed to stay in the top 64davetat18027-11-2024