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- Premiere: Friday, October 30 at 7pm GMT / 3pm ET
A two-time world champion with 30 tournament wins to his name, Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler is used to beating the best professional darts players in the world. Now the teenage sensation will face a whole new challenge as he takes on 24 ‘amateurs’ in a high-stakes showdown.
The 19-year-old will put his skills to the test in a series of one-leg shootouts against a series of talented opponents. These include women’s world number three Fallon Sherrock and two of the sport’s rising stars in Mitchell Lawrie and Jayden Walker. Interesting ‘amateurs’ it must be said.
Each player will take on Little in a standard leg of darts, starting from 501, and if anyone manages to beat the reigning world champion, they will walk away with a staggering £501,000 in prize money.
“There’s half a million quid up for grabs; I won’t be going easy at all. I’ll be wanting to beat everyone who comes up,” said Littler. “Maybe the first few legs could be a bit nervy, but once I get going, then I don’t think anyone will stop me.”
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1. Download and install a VPN: As we say, one of our favorites is Norton VPN.
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Beat Luke Littler FAQs
Who is Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler?
Littler is a darts prodigy who, at just 17 years old, became the youngest world champion in the sport’s history. The holder of 30 PDC titles, including 14 majors, he was named in TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in Sports 2026 list.
He was also featured in the Netflix sports documentary series Matchroom: The Greatest Showmen.
Who will compete against Luke Littler?
There will be 24 contestants taking on Luke Littler and they range from 15 to 57 years old. The most high-profile are women’s world number three Fallon Sherrock, two-time World Youth Championship winner Mitchell Lawrie, and 14-year-old darting sensation Jayden Walker.
Other competitors include a bin worker from Bedford, a Nando’s restaurant manager and a former British Army captain.
The 24 contestants will compete for 20 spots, then be split into groups and randomly selected to take on Littler. The competition ends the moment somebody defeats Littler.
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