LIVE STREAM: Here's how to watch events 13-16 of the PDC Women's Series 2025 this weekend
PDCThursday, 05 June 2025 at 23:58
The PDC Women's Series continues on the weekend of Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June 2025, with the next four tournaments of the season taking place at Arena MK in Milton Keynes.
Live coverage of selected matches will be available via the PDC's official streaming platform, giving fans the chance to follow the action as the battle for places at the Grand Slam of Darts and World Darts Championship intensifies.
A host of big names are set to compete, including reigning Women’s World Matchplay champion Beau Greaves, crowd favourite Fallon Sherrock, multiple-time major winner Lisa Ashton, as well as Aileen de Graaf and rising Dutch talent Noa-Lynn van Leuven.
The 2025 Women's Series features a total of 24 events, spread across six weekends in Leicester, Rosmalen, Milton Keynes, and Wigan. Each weekend consists of four tournaments – two played on Saturday and two on Sunday – with £10,000 in prize money on offer per event.
Each tournament winner takes home a £2,000 top prize, with all prize money contributing to the Women’s Series Order of Merit, which determines qualification for televised majors later in the season.
How to watch the Women's Series?
Matches played on the streamed board will be broadcast live on PDCTV, the PDC’s official streaming service. Viewers must register for an account and choose a subscription option:
Monthly Pass – £9.99
Annual Pass – £59.99
Weekend Pass – £3.99
Can Beau Greaves continue her dominance on the Women's Series circuit in 2025?
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