Most matches played in the Premier League (including play-offs and challenger/contender matches) 210 - Raymond van Barneveld 208 - Phil Taylor 158 - James Wade 155 - Adrian Lewis 143 - Gary Anderson 142 - Michael van Gerwen 108 - Peter Wright
The seventeenth edition of Premier League Darts is set to begin on Monday evening with only three out of ten current participants having played more than 100 matches in the tournament.
Raymond van Barneveld leads with the most Premier League matches of all time with a total of 210, two more than his great Rival Phil Taylor.
Taylor though has a better record with 284 points in 208 matches, compared to 219 for Van Barneveld. It is interesting of course to note that Barney could add to that if included in further line-ups after his return.
Behind are two rivals in James Wade (158) and Adrian Lewis (155). They will remain on this number for the time being, with the former in particular just missing out on qualification this year.
Gary Anderson is the most experienced this year with 143 matches, only one more than Michael van Gerwen. Peter Wright is well behind with a total of 108 games.
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