| PDC ANZ Premier League 2025 | |
|---|---|
| Tournament status | |
| Tournament | Qualification tournament |
| organizer | Professional Darts Corporation |
| venue |  Australia New Zealand
|
| Tournament data | |
| Defending champion | – |
| Participant | 8 |
| Opening game | October 4, 2025 |
| Final game | 22. November 2025 |
| Game days | 8 |
| Prize money (total) | 160.000 $ |
| Prize money (winner) | 30.000 $ |
| winner | |
| The statistics | |
Die Dabble Darts ANZ Premier League 2025 is a tournament in darts organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) for the first time. It is held in eight different cities in Australia and New Zealand over a period of eight weeks. The first matchday will take place on October 4, 2025 in the John Cain Arena in Melbourne. The winner of the play-off, which takes place on November 22, 2025 in the Nissan Arena in Brisbane, qualifies for the PDC World Darts Championship 2026.
The tournament largely uses the mode of the Premier League Darts, which is also held by the PDC, with the exception that no second half of the season is played.
Eight players take part in the Anz Premier League. These play against each other in the “everyone against everyone” league system, so that after seven game days, each participant played against everyone else. A knockout tournament is held on each of the seven evenings, which ultimately result in semi-finalists, finalists and day winners. All games are in mode best of 11 legs held.
Achieving a semi -final brings two points for the table, the final entry three points and the day’s victory five points.
The four players with the most points from the preliminary round qualify for the play-offs. In the semi -finals in the mode best of 15 legs played while for the final best of 19 legs is increased.[[1]
The field of participants is made up of seven qualifiers who qualify via regional tournament series, as well as the wildcard invited Simon Whitlock, former European champion as well as Premier League and World Cup finalist.
Participant
A total of almost $ 160,000 are to be distributed in prize money, which should split up as follows:
| Position (Number of players) | Prize money | |
|---|---|---|
| winner | (1) | 30.000 $ |
| Finalist | (1) | 24.000 $ |
| Semi -finalist | (2) | 20.000 $ |
| 5. Platz | (1) | 16.000 $ |
| 6. Platz | (1) | 16.000 $ |
| 7. Platz | (1) | 16.000 $ |
| 8. Platz | (1) | 16.000 $ |
Date: October 4, 2025
Venue: 
John Cain Arena, Melbourne
Date: October 11, 2025
Venue: 
Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle
Date: October 18, 2025
Venue: 
AIS Arena, Canberra
Date: October 25, 2025
Venue: 
MyState Bank Arena, Hobart
Date: 1. November 2025
Venue: 
Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
Date: 8. November 2025
Venue: TSB Arena, Wellington
Date: 15. November 2025
Venue: 
Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast
This cross table names the balance between the players in Matches. The play-offs are taken into account.
Date: 22. November 2025
Venue: Nissan Arena, Brisbane
In Australia, the tournament is broadcast by Foxtel and Kayo Sports, while Sky NZ is responsible for broadcasting in New Zealand.
- ↑ Foxtel Group & Sky NZ to broadcast PDC ANZ Premier League. In: pdc.tv. June 5, 2025, accessed on September 3, 2025 (English).
- ↑ DPNZ Winmau 2025 – Top 16 Playoffs. In: DartConnect. Accessed on September 4, 2025.
