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Luke Littler fronts new Netflix show where darts fans can win eye-watering £501k prize
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Luke Littler fronts new Netflix show where darts fans can win eye-watering £501k prize

Luke Littler, the world number one in darts, is featured in a new Netflix show titled 'Beat Luke Littler,' where amateur players can compete against him for a £501,000 prize. The show, produced in partnership with the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), will feature regional heats in Manchester and London in September, leading to a final on October 30. Littler, who is 19 years old, has dominated the sport in 2026, winning multiple titles and setting records. He expressed confidence in his abilities and acknowledged that while he is currently at the peak of his performance, there is still room for growth. The event aims to bring the excitement of competitive darts to a wider audience through live broadcasts on Netflix.

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Luke Littler fronts new Netflix show where darts fans can win eye-watering £501k prize

Luke Littler, the world number one in darts, is featured in a new Netflix show titled 'Beat Luke Littler,' where amateur players can compete against him for a £501,000 prize. The show, produced in partnership with the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), will feature regional heats in Manchester and London in September, leading to a final on October 30. Littler, who is 19 years old, has dominated the sport in 2026, winning multiple titles and setting records. He expressed confidence in his abilities and acknowledged that while he is currently at the peak of his performance, there is still room for growth. The event aims to bring the excitement of competitive darts to a wider audience through live broadcasts on Netflix.

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