PDC Home Tour III Groups Four-Seven Fixtures

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Nov 01 2020

The PDC Home Tour III action continues from November 2-5 with four groups taking place in the second week of action.

Beaton edges to PDC Home Tour III Group Three win

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Oct 28 2020

Steve Beaton topped Group Three of the PDC Home Tour III on Wednesday.

Dobey tops Group Two as Larsson hits nine-darter

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Oct 27 2020

Chris Dobey topped Group Two of the PDC Home Tour III as Daniel Larsson landed a nine-dart finish.

Group One win for Boulton in PDC Home Tour III

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Oct 26 2020

Andy Boulton won Monday's PDC Home Tour III Group One, winning five of his six matches.

PDC Home Tour III to commence on October 26

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Oct 23 2020

A third staging of the PDC Home Tour will begin on Monday October 26 ahead of 19 days of play through to December 11.

PDC shortlisted in further Sports Business Awards categories

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Oct 22 2020

The Professional Darts Corporation have received two further nominations in the 2020 Sports Business Awards.

Victory for Humphries in PDC Home Tour II Championship Group

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Oct 20 2020

Luke Humphries has taken victory in PDC Home Tour II after winning five matches in the Championship Group.

Ratajski & Smith reach PDC Home Tour II Championship Group

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Oct 13 2020

Krzysztof Ratajski & Ross Smith moved into PDC Home Tour II Championship Group from Tuesday's Phase Three Group Two.

Heta & Leung secure Championship Group places

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Oct 12 2020

The third phase of PDC Home Tour II begins on Monday with Group One - watch in PDCTV.

Darts fans will be able to watch PDC stars across 32 consecutive nights of live darts action as the PDC Home Tour launches on Friday April 17.

Elite level darts will be brought from the living rooms of the pros to fans worldwide through live video calls, with players set to make history as part of the PDC’s first ever home-staged event.
 
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All Tour Card Holders have been given the opportunity to take part in the PDC Home Tour, which will see four players in action every night.
 
A nightly league format will see all four competitors play each other once in matches played over the best of nine legs, with a winner crowned each night.
 
Following the conclusion of the initial 32 nights of league phase action, the 32 group winners will advance to the second phase of the competition.
 
With each night’s action commencing at 1930 BST, darts commentator Dan Dawson will be on hand to talk through proceedings, which will also include live score graphics on screen.
 
The 16 players who will compete across the first four nights of PDC Home Tour will be announced on Wednesday via the PDC’s official website and social media channels.
 
All PDC Home Tour action will be broadcast live on PDCTV for FREE to ALL registered PDCTV users, regardless of whether you have a paid or free membership.
 
The action will also be shown live through a series of bookmakers’ websites.
 
The PDC Home Tour has been introduced following the success of ‘Darts At Home’, which saw nine PDC players, including Nathan Aspinall and Stephen Bunting, competing live on the PDC’s Facebook page and YouTube channel across two nights of mini-league action.
 
A popular concept among players and fans alike, ‘Darts At Home’ was featured on Sky Sports News as darts was highlighted as one of a small number of sports to broadcast live action during the current situation.
 
PDC Chairman Barry Hearn commented: “Firstly, I would like to thank all our incredible NHS staff who continue to save lives in the most difficult circumstances, we all owe an immense amount of gratitude to our key workers.
 
“It gives me great excitement that we are able to deliver live darts to fans in these unprecedented times.
 
“We’ve spent the last few weeks planning and looking at what is possible, and I’m delighted to be able to present a concept which gives all Tour Card Holders the opportunity to take part.
 
“The PDC Home Tour will provide a regular supply of live sport to fans, showcasing the talent and unique characters of our players to both existing and new audiences.
 
“The event will also give players a chance to play competitive darts in this down period in preparation for the return to normal action, whenever that may be.”