2025 Poland Darts Masters: Prediction, draw, prize money, where to watch and tips
Nathan Aspinall in action at the Premier League Darts
The 2025 World Series of Darts heads to Poland for the fifth event of the season as the PreZero Arena in Gliwice plays host to some of the biggest names in darts.
Luke Littler, who arrives as the defending champion, is yet to win a World Series of Darts event this season and all eyes will be on him as he looks to change that.
The Nuke was knocked out in the quarter-finals of the US Masters by his friend Nathan Aspinall last time out, meaning he is yet to feature in a World Series of Darts final this year.
Speaking of Aspinall, the 33-year-old will be looking to make another serious dent in the event after going all the way to the final in New York.
Aspinall was eventually beaten by Luke Humphries at the Madison Square Garden Theatre, but putting that result aside, the Asp has been playing well and will be one of the top contenders for the title – especially with Cool Hand Luke set to miss this weekend’s event.
The strongest player at the World Series of Darts this year has been Stephen Bunting who has reached three finals and won two event – the Bahrain and the Nordic Masters.
Bunting won a recent Players Championship event, defeating Jermaine Wattimena in Leicester, and the Bullet will be looking to cause more damage in Poland.
Rob Cross, who reached two finals and won the Dutch Masters back in January, heads to Poland as the second seed. The former world champion will be determined to shake off a 6-0 defeat to Danny Lauby over in New York.
Fans will also be excited to see the Green Machine, Michael van Gerwen. The Dutchman is not at the top of his game but remains a danger to anyone in the competition.
In terms of dark horses, we like the look of Jonny Clayton. The Welshman won a Players Championship event in April and the Dutch Darts Championship last May.
While Clayton is not quite at the peak of his powers, he will be seen as a big threat in Gliwice.
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Poland Darts Masters tips
Nap – Nathan Aspinall to win
Dark horse – Jonny Clayton to win
Good luck and please gamble responsibly.
(All odds are correct at time of article publication)
Poland Darts Masters draw
The full draw will be available here once it has been completed.
Poland Darts Masters prize money
Winner - £20,000
Runner-up - £10,000
Semi-finalist - £5,000
Quarter-finalist - £2,500
First round - £1,250
Poland Darts Masters key dates and format
Friday, July 4
First round – best of 11 legs
Saturday, July 5
Quarter-finals – best of 11 legs
Semi-finals – best of 13 legs
Final – best of 15 legs
Where to watch Poland Darts Masters
Fans in the United Kingdom will be able to follow the 2025 Poland Darts Masters on PDC TV and ITV 4.
DAZN will be the broadcaster in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, while fans in other territories will be able to tune in live on PDC TV.
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