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.
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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.
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Ross Smith silences a passionate Dortmund crowd to beat Martin Schindler 11-8 and win his second European Championship title.
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Luke Littler produces a masterful display to beat Nathan Aspinall, as defending champion Gian van Veen is eliminated from the European Championship.
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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.
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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.
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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
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