About the tour
Dorts Championship
A PDC-style darts season — open sign-ups, a live two-year Order of Merit, real bracket draws, and a season-ending World Championship.
Season structure
The calendar runs across the year, mirroring the feel of the real PDC tour. Events are split across the weekly Players Championship floor, the European Tour, the invitational World Series, and the marquee TV Majors such as the World Matchplay, World Grand Prix, and Grand Slam of Darts. The season closes with the World Championship.
TV Majors and the World Championship carry the biggest prize funds and Order of Merit money, while Players Championship and European Tour stops fill out the week-to-week calendar. Tournament matches use default controls across the tour: best of 3 sets, each set best of 5 legs, with finals extended to best of 5 sets.
Rankings
The Werner Ranking Ladder is the main world ranking. It uses prize money earned in ranking tournaments over a rolling two-year period, and it drives seed order across the site.
| List | How it works |
|---|---|
| World Rankings | Ranking-tournament prize money across the rolling two-year window. |
| ProTour Rankings | Players Championship and European Tour prize money across the rolling 12-month window. |
| World Series Rankings | Fixed points from World Series events, with more points awarded for deeper runs. |
| European Tour Rankings | Season prize money won on the European Tour. |
| Players Championship Rankings | Calendar-year prize money won in Players Championship events. |
The rankings page shows the live cut lines for the World Championship, World Matchplay, World Grand Prix, World Masters, European Championship, and Players Championship Finals.
Prize Money Race
The Prize Money Race is a separate season standings table that only counts ranking money earned in the current calendar year. The top 8 by year-to-date money qualify for the Finals field.
Match reporting & disputes
- Sign-up. Open to anyone with an account, until the sign-up window closes about 10 minutes before the event begins.
- Draw. Generated by the admin once sign-ups close. Top seeds anchored, the rest randomised; byes allocated for short draws.
- Reporting. Either player reports the score; the opponent then confirms. Both confirmations are logged with timestamps.
- Disputes. If a result is contested, an admin reviews the report and makes the final call.
- Walkovers. A no-show after a 30-minute grace period gives the opponent the win without games played.
Tie-break rules (group stage)
- Most matches won.
- Greater set difference (sets won minus sets lost).
- Greater game difference (games won minus games lost).
- Alphabetical (final tie-break — should never decide a real result).