DARTS MELBOURNE

DABBLE DARTS · 2026 SEASON

ANZ Premier League.
Your season hub.

Complete results, the points table, upcoming draws and the full season schedule.

Auckland result · 16 October 2026
Raymond Smith defeats Brody Klinge 5–2.
Next: Newcastle · Saturday 24 October
Darts player preparing a throw in the official Melbourne event photograph
Official event photography · Margaret Court Arena

Where to watch.

Watch the ANZ Premier League live in Australia on Kayo Sports or Foxtel. A subscription is required. Next round: Newcastle, Saturday 24 October. Check your provider’s guide for the broadcast start time.

Broadcast information: Australian Darts Association · Kayo subscription coverage.

THE 2026 FIELD

Players & home regions.

Home-region sources

Places players hail from, rather than a directory of current residences.

AFTER AUCKLAND, 16 OCTOBER 2026

The points table.

After Night Four. Smith has clinched top seed; Comito is eliminated. One scoring night remains.

After Auckland, 16 October 2026
PosPlayerPointsMatch wins
1Raymond Smith148
2Tim Pusey85
3Jonny Tata74
4Mal Cuming74
5Simon Whitlock63
6Brody Klinge32
7Ben Robb32
8Joe Comito00

PDC Auckland report. Tata ranks above Cuming on nightly titles. The top four after Newcastle qualify for Brisbane Finals Night.

Our calculated qualification paths for every player →

NIGHT FOUR · FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2026

Auckland.
Every result.

Winner: Raymond Smith. Smith beats Brody Klinge 5–2 in the final.

Quarter-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Jonny Tata5–3Joe Comito
Raymond Smith5–2Mal Cuming
Simon Whitlock5–3Ben Robb
Brody Klinge5–2Tim Pusey

Semi-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Raymond Smith5–2Jonny Tata
Brody Klinge5–1Simon Whitlock

Final

WinnerLegsOpponent
Raymond Smith5–2Brody Klinge

Auckland recap and Newcastle finals race →

Official PDC report and results

NIGHT THREE · SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2026

Melbourne.
Every result.

Night Three winner: Tim Pusey.
Margaret Court Arena · All seven matches.

Quarter-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Simon Whitlock5–3Brody Klinge
Mal Cuming5–2Jonny Tata
Tim Pusey5–4Ben Robb
Raymond Smith5–4Joe Comito

Semi-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Mal Cuming5–0Simon Whitlock
Tim Pusey5–3Raymond Smith

Final

WinnerLegsOpponent
Tim Pusey5–4Mal Cuming

Cuming close, but Pusey takes Melbourne →

Official Melbourne report and results · PDC

NIGHT TWO · SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER

Adelaide.
Every result.

Night Two winner: Jonny Tata.
Adelaide Entertainment Centre · All seven matches.

Quarter-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Raymond Smith5–3Ben Robb
Jonny Tata5–4Brody Klinge
Tim Pusey5–2Joe Comito
Mal Cuming5–2Simon Whitlock

Semi-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Jonny Tata5–4Raymond Smith
Tim Pusey5–3Mal Cuming

Final

WinnerLegsOpponent
Jonny Tata5–2Tim Pusey

Full Adelaide report and results · Australian Darts Association

NIGHT ONE · SATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER

Canberra.
Every result.

Night One winner: Raymond Smith.
AIS Arena, Canberra · All seven matches.

Quarter-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Mal Cuming5–3Tim Pusey
Raymond Smith5–3Brody Klinge
Simon Whitlock5–4Joe Comito
Ben Robb5–0Jonny Tata

Semi-finals

WinnerLegsOpponent
Raymond Smith5–3Mal Cuming
Ben Robb5–3Simon Whitlock

Final

WinnerLegsOpponent
Raymond Smith5–1Ben Robb

Official Canberra report and complete results · Australian Darts Association

26 SEPTEMBER – 31 OCTOBER 2026

The full season.

  1. Night 1
    Saturday 26 September
    Canberra · AIS Arena
  2. Night 2
    Saturday 3 October
    Adelaide · Adelaide Entertainment Centre
  3. Night 3
    Saturday 10 October
    Melbourne · Margaret Court Arena
  4. Night 4
    Friday 16 October
    Auckland · SkyCity
  5. Night 5
    Saturday 24 October
    Newcastle · Newcastle Entertainment Centre
  6. Finals
    Saturday 31 October
    Brisbane · Brisbane Entertainment Centre

Dates are local to each venue. Auckland is Friday 16 October. Official six-night calendar.

Newcastle · 24 October: seeded bracket

Final scoring night. Seeds are confirmed from the table after Auckland.

  1. QF1: Raymond Smith v Joe Comito
  2. QF2: Mal Cuming v Simon Whitlock
  3. QF3: Tim Pusey v Ben Robb
  4. QF4: Jonny Tata v Brody Klinge
  5. SF1: winner QF1 v winner QF2
  6. SF2: winner QF3 v winner QF4
  7. Final: winner SF1 v winner SF2

Best of nine legs throughout.

Brisbane · 31 October: Finals Night

The top four in the final league table qualify.

  1. SF1: 1st v 4th
  2. SF2: 2nd v 3rd
  3. Final: the two semi-final winners

Semi-finals: best of 15 legs, first to eight. Final: best of 19 legs, first to ten.

League-night points: winner 5, runner-up 3, losing semi-finalists 2, quarter-final losers 0.

Official fixtures, seeding and format.

Melbourne venue archive.

This event took place on 10 October 2026. The following details are retained for reference.

Margaret Court Arena · Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne. Doors open 6pm; play begins 7pm. The venue estimates a 10:30–11pm finish, subject to change.

The venue recommends public transport because of traffic and Melbourne Marathon road closures. Check current travel advice before setting out.

180 Club VIP: Gate 1 via Tanderrum Bridge. Reserved seating: Gate 3 via Garden Square. Check your ticket for entry details.

Official venue information, running times and travel advice. AXS is the venue’s current ticketing partner.