The world number one takes on 20 hopefuls in a single-leg shootout for a huge prize, live on Netflix tonight, amid debate over the show's format.
This Friday, Luke Littler will face 24 players in single-leg shootouts for a £501,000 prize in a live Netflix special broadcast from Manchester.
Ross Smith silences a passionate Dortmund crowd to beat Martin Schindler 11-8 and win his second European Championship title.
Luke Littler produces a masterful display to beat Nathan Aspinall, as defending champion Gian van Veen is eliminated from the European Championship.
Michael van Gerwen is eliminated in the first round by Kevin Doets, as world champion Luke Littler and a relieved Martin Schindler advance in Germany.
Luke Woodhouse hit a perfect leg on a dramatic opening night that also saw Luke Humphries withdraw and his replacement Kim Huybrechts win in style.
The top 32 players from the European Tour battle in Dortmund, with Gian van Veen defending his title against a field including Luke Humphries and Luke Litt
The European Tour season concludes in the Netherlands, with a late withdrawal from Rob Cross and final European Championship places on the line.
On 13 October 1984, John Lowe threw the first televised nine-dart finish, a perfect leg at the World Matchplay that won him a staggering £102,000 prize.
Jonny Clayton secures a last-gasp Grand Slam place by beating Luke Humphries, as the Women's Series concludes and a European Tour finale looms.