How to watch the 2022 Hungarian Darts Trophy live this weekend
PDCSaturday, 03 September 2022 at 12:38
From Friday 2 September to Sunday 4 September, the Hungarian Darts Trophy sees the return of the European Tour which will be broadcasted by the PDC via a live stream.
The Hungarian capital Budapest is the setting for the tenth Euro Tour event of the season. Amongst others Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price and Peter Wright will play during this tournament.
All matches are broadcast live via PDCTV. For this you need to create an account and take out a subscription. There is a monthly subscription (£4.99) and an annual subscription (£49.99) available.
Live streams are also available through various betting websites. With these websites you usually need a balance of at least £5 to access the stream offer.
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