How to watch Saudi Arabia Darts Masters live and on TV in the UK, USA and Australia

The Saudi Arabia Darts Masters takes place on January 19 and 20. The inaugural edition of this tournament will be held at the Global Theater in Riyadh.

The field is headlined by Luke Littler, who successfully defended his world title earlier this month and starts as the leading favorite at this World Series event.

World number two Luke Humphries is also present in Riyadh and will be eager to deliver after a disappointing World Championship. The entire top three will feature at the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters, with World Championship finalist Gian van Veen also vying for the title.

Alongside these three stars, Michael van Gerwen, Stephen Bunting, Danny Noppert, Gerwyn Price, and Nathan Aspinall will also compete at the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters. In the opening round, they face Asian players such as Alexis Toylo, Paolo Nebrida, and the evergreen Paul Lim.

For players who missed out on the Premier League, the World Series once again offers a platform to showcase themselves internationally. Nathan Aspinall and Danny Noppert, in particular, will be determined to impress in Riyadh. Notable absentees include Josh Rock and Jonny Clayton. Chris Dobey, who featured regularly in 2025, and Rob Cross are also missing from the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters.

As ever the tournament will be shown on ITV and will be live from 4pm and finishes at 9pm on Monday January 20 and Tuesday January 21. Further afield apart from the Netherlands where it is broadcast on Viaplay and also Germany where it will be on DAZN, it is mostly PDCTV who will be showing the tournament live through their subscription platform.

This can be said likely in the US and Australia too. Albeit the latter while not confirmed could be shown on Foxtel and Kayo Sports but if not PDCTV with a subscription will be available. If not confirmed, it will be on PDCTV.