The Grand Slam of Darts is set to begin on Monday with the usually cross-code tournament set to be broadcast entirely on Sky Sports.
Starting with group matches with eight per session seeing afternoon and evening till Wednesday - it will be shown at 1pm and 7pm every night on both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Arena.
Wednesday sees the same but with a 3pm start time meaning no evening session of sorts before the final set of Group Matches take place in the evening on Thursday November 19. Sky Sports Arena will show most of the session with Main Event's coverage starting towards the end at 10pm.
This is also the case on Friday with the start of the Last 16 matches with four per session but there is a switch of channel over to Sky Sports Mix which is their free-to-air channel.
This is likely due to both Premier League football and Boxing being shown on the Main Event and Arena channels.
But it is a return on Sunday to Arena in the afternoon from 1pm followed by both Main Event and Arena in the evening from 7pm for the Quarter-Finals.
Then it is the semi-finals on Monday on both channels followed by the final on Monday but at an earlier start time of 6pm.
Full Sky Sports TV Guide for Grand Slam of Darts
Monday 16 November (Afternoon) - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Main Event (13:00), Sky Sports Arena (13:00)
Monday 16 November (Evening) - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00), Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Tuesday 17 November (Afternoon) - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Main Event (13:00), Sky Sports Arena (13:00)
Tuesday 17 November (Evening) - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00), Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Wednesday November 18 - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Main Event (15:00), Sky Sports Arena (15:00)
Thursday November 19 (Evening) - 8x Group Matches - Sky Sports Arena (19:00), Sky Sports Main Event (22:00)
Friday November 20 (Evening) - 4x Last 16 Matches - Sky Sports Arena (19:00), Sky Sports Main Event (22:00)
Saturday November 21 (Evening) - 4x Last 16 Matches - Sky Sports Mix (19:00)
Sunday November 22 (Afternoon) - 2x Quarter-Finals - Sky Sports Arena (13:00)
Sunday November 22 (Evening) - 2x Quarter-Finals - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00), Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Monday November 23 (Evening) - 2x Semi-Finals - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00), Sky Sports (19:00)
Tuesday November 24 (Evening) - Final - Sky Sports Main Event (18:00), Sky Sports Arena (18:00)
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