"I'm live-streaming now. So people can watch it!" - Luke Littler explains how gaming keeps him chilled between darts tournaments
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Luke Littler is known as an avid gamer. He's often spotted playing on his phone between darts matches and regularly livestreams himself playing EAFC online with the likes of good friend Angry Ginge among others.
Many darters use their free time before or during tournaments to watch television, but not so with the 18-year-old Littler. "I don't watch the telly - I'm just a YouTube or a TikTok guy," he explains to the Daily Star. "I usually watch the Sidemen. Sometimes, I watch us back on Pro Clubs, me and Angry Ginge!"
In addition, the 18-year-old Englishman is more keen on spending time with his friends than watching what's on the box. "It's just a case of being at home. The Xbox, it's always going to be there," he explained. "So there's always time to chill out and to come home and see my friends... FIFA is my favourite game because I'm live-streaming now. So people can watch it!"
When Littler is on Tour, he doesn't have much time to settle down. "Usually it's hotel, food, and then you're off to the venue to play darts. The schedule is tight! So I just want to be in bed all day, but when we go out, we go and have a look around!" Littler says, also he insists that's not a problem for him. "I enjoyed it all! It was a new experience for me! So this year, I know what's coming, but I always say the best place is Berlin for the Premier League of Darts. And visiting New York!"
Some match that😅 was always gonna be close but fair play @MvG180🤝 fun few months ahead with the premier league, Glasgow up next🫡 pic.twitter.com/0fuP6XVEg7
— Luke Littler (@LukeTheNuke180) February 6, 2025
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