How to watch PDC Players Championship 33-34 in Wigan live and on TV in the UK, USA and Australia
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The PDC Pro Tour concludes with the final two Players Championship tournaments on Wednesday, Oct. 29 and Thursday October 30. The Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan hosts Players Championship 33 and 34, the final floor tournaments of the year. These tournaments will be broadcast live via a stream on PDC TV.
Most of the PDC top players have signed up for Wigan. Luke Humphries, Luke Littler, Gary Anderson and Gerwyn Price are all there. In addition, big names such as James Wade, Stephen Bunting, Danny Noppert, Nathan Aspinall and many more are all in attendance.
Follow Players Championship 33 and 34 via our live scores!
Follow Players Championship 33 and 34 via our live scores!
It also features the final tournaments before the conclusion of the line-up for the Players Championship Finals with Luke Humphries and Peter Wright in particular not 100% confirmed for Minehead and with work to do. Littler managed to seal his spot last time out as did Aspinall. Both will look to solidify their positions.
Livestream available via PDCTV
All matches on the four main boards can be watched live via PDCTV, the PDC's official streaming channel. Fans can choose from several subscription options: a monthly pass (£9.99), an annual subscription (£59.99) or a flexible multi-day short-use pass.
This gives fans a unique opportunity to also experience the Players Championship tournaments up close - the floor tournaments where new stars emerge and established names sometimes lose out surprisingly early.
Broadcast times Players Championship 33-34
| Date | Tournament | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday 29 October | Players Championship 33 | 12:00 - 18:00 | PDC TV |
| Thursday 30 October | Players Championship 34 | 12:00 - 18:00 | PDC TV |
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- Woke b*****ks.Mysstree08-11-2025
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