
On January 24-25, the Dutch Darts Masters 2025 is scheduled. The second World Series of Darts of the new darts season will be broadcast in the UK by ITV on their channel ITV4.
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The tournament consists of two sessions. The first round will be played on Thursday from 18:00 - 22:00 then the eight PDC players including Luke Humphries, Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen, Stephen Bunting and Gerwyn Price as well as the return of Michael van Gerwen. He has been on holiday in Thailand and missed Bahrain.
He is defending champion from last year defeating Luke Littler in the final. It is the final action before the Winmau World Masters which starts the Thursday after as the new season is fully in swing. Following that, it will be the Premier League and the ProTour season starting so no stopping from here.
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As well as those players, we will get a malaise of Benelux representatives including Dimitri van den Bergh, Raymond van Barneveld among others. Mike de Decker is among those missing as well as Wessel Nijman. While the former received criticism initially, he is on holiday so isn't in the country anyway so can't play unlike when he missed Bahrain.
The Dutch Darts Masters will then conclude on Friday evening. From 6pm to 10pm, the Quarter-Finals, semi-finals and finals are scheduled consecutively. There the winner will be crowned.
2025 Dutch Darts Masters TV Guide
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Friday 24 January - 18:00 - 22:00 - First Round (ITV4, PDCTV worldwide other than for subscribers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland where coverage is via DAZN)
Saturday 25 January - 118:00 - 22:00 - Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final (ITV4, PDCTV worldwide other than for subscribers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland where coverage is via DAZN)
When you realise there's MORE darts on this weekend! 🤩
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) January 20, 2025
🏆 2025 TOTO Dutch Darts Masters
🗓️ January 24-25
📍 Den Bosch, Netherlands
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