The US Darts Masters takes place on Friday July 6 and Saturday July 7 in Las Vegas and all the action will be broadcast live on ITV 4.
Eight North American can earn a place for the US Darts Masters via qualifiers on Tuesday July 3 and Wednesday July 4, in addition to cash prizes. The four winners, plus the top four in the Qualifiers Order of Merit, will participate in the World Series event during the weekend.
In addition, these eight players will compete for victory at the North American Darts Championship on Thursday July 5. This evenement will be broadcast live on ITV 4.
From Friday on, the eight selected PDC players will also take action, including Michael van Gerwen. The winner of the World Series event in Las Vegas goes home with a cheque for £ 20,000. The runner-up receives £10,000, with all sixteen participants guaranteed at least £1250 in prize money.
With ITV you don’t have to miss a minute of this event, as they are going to broadcast the US Darts Masters. Have a look at their schedule below.
ITV4 TV Guide during US Darts Masters
Thursday 5 July: 8pm - 12am (North American Darts Championship)
Friday 6 July: 8pm - 12am (First round US Darts Masters)
Saturday 7 July: 8pm - 12am (Quarter-finals, semi-finals and final)
Thursday 5 July: 8pm - 12am (North American Darts Championship)
Friday 6 July: 8pm - 12am (First round US Darts Masters)
Saturday 7 July: 8pm - 12am (Quarter-finals, semi-finals and final)
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