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The Swiss Darts Trophy 2025 is the 13th of 14 events on the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) European Tour held in various countries across the continent.
A win at the event will impact a player’s seeding in the PDC Order of Merit, ProTour Order of Merit, and the European Tour Order of Merit. As a result, it can impact their qualification and seeding for the European Championship.
Continue reading to learn more about the Swiss Darts Trophy 2025, including its dates, venue, format, prize fund, and broadcast information.
When is the Swiss Darts Trophy 2025?
The Swiss Darts Trophy is scheduled to start from September 26 to 28, 2025.
Where Will It Be Held?
The best 48 professional darts players in the world will battle it out at the event, which will be held at St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland.
What’s the Format?
48 darts players will compete at the Swiss Darts Trophy 2025, which is a knockout competition with varying leg lengths.
The first three rounds and quarterfinals use a best-of-11-leg format, the semi-finals are best of 13 legs, and the final is best of 15 legs.
What’s the Prize Fund?
The 2025 Swiss Darts Trophy has a total prize fund of a whopping £175,000. The money is divided between the winner, finalists, and competing players.
How Much Will the Winner Receive?
As always, the winner of the Swiss Darts Trophy will receive the largest share of the prize. It is believed the 2025 champion will take home £30,000.
Who Will Participate in the Event?
As mentioned, 48 players will compete in the 2025 Swiss Darts Trophy, which comprises 16 PDC Order of Merit players, 16 PDC ProTour Order of Merit players, and 16 qualifiers from various eligible darts events, such as the Tour Card Holder Qualifiers.
The 16 players from the PDC Order of Merit who are seeded will compete in the second round of the competition.
Many of the top darts players in the world are seeded, including Luke Humphries, Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gerwyn Price, Gary Anderson, Chris Dobey, and James Wade.
Who is Most Likely to Win?
Luke Littler has been tipped to win the 2025 Swiss Darts Trophy, as he has enjoyed an outstanding year in the sport.
As he has won multiple tournaments during the PDC European Tour, including the recent Flanders Darts Trophy, he could prove tough to beat at the event this September.
Another win will only strengthen his contention for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025 award.
However, Littler faces stiff competition from other elite darts players, including the world number one, Luke Humphries, who has excelled on the 2025 tour. For example, he achieved an impressive 113+ average during the Hungarian Darts Trophy 2025 tournament.
Of course, you cannot underestimate Michael van Gerwen in any darts competition. The world number three is a three-time PDC World Darts Championship winner and has won an incredible seven Premier League titles throughout his career.
Also, Gerwyn Price is one to watch during the Swiss Darts Trophy 2025, as he’s been playing in fine form throughout the European tour and has the skills to knock the above players and more out of the tournament.
Where Can I Watch the Swiss Darts Trophy 2025?
Sports fans can watch the 2025 Swiss Darts Trophy on PDCTV with a subscription. It is the official broadcaster of all the PDC European tour events in various countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
The tournament will air exclusively on DAZN in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, and those in the Netherlands, the UK, Poland, and the Baltic and Nordic regions can watch it on Viaplay.
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