DARTS MELBOURNE

DABBLE DARTS · 2026 SEASON

ANZ Premier League.
Your season hub.

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

Melbourne · Saturday 10 October 2026
Doors 6pm · Darts 7pm
Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
Expected finish 10:30–11pm · Times approximate · AEDT
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. Melbourne play starts at 7pm AEDT on Saturday 10 October. A subscription is required. Check your provider’s guide for the broadcast start time.

Broadcast information: Australian Darts Association · Kayo subscription coverage.

AFTER ADELAIDE, 3 OCTOBER 2026

The points table.

Standings after Night Two. This is a dated snapshot, not a live table.

After Adelaide, 3 October 2026
PosPlayerPtsPWL+/−
1Raymond Smith7541+9
2Jonny Tata54310
3Mal Cuming4422+1
4Ben Robb3422+1
5Tim Pusey34220
6Simon Whitlock2312-4
7Brody Klinge0202-3
8Joe Comito0202-4

P / W / L = matches played / won / lost; +/− = leg difference. Calculated from the official Canberra and Adelaide results using league points and tie-break rules. The top four after the league phase qualify for Finals Night.

SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER · MELBOURNE

Seven matches.
One night winner.

Play starts at 7pm. Matches follow in the order below; individual match start times have not been published.

  1. QF1Simon Whitlock v Brody Klinge
  2. QF2Jonny Tata v Mal Cuming
  3. QF3Tim Pusey v Ben Robb
  4. QF4Raymond Smith v Joe Comito
  5. SF1Winner QF1 v Winner QF2
  6. SF2Winner QF3 v Winner QF4
  7. FinalWinner SF1 v Winner SF2

All matches: best of nine legs, first to five. Quarter-final winners advance along the bracket; the two semi-final winners meet in the final.

Official Melbourne draw · Australian Darts Association. Draw shown before play; this page is not a live scoreboard.

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.

Auckland · 16 October: full draw
  1. QF1: Jonny Tata v Joe Comito
  2. QF2: Raymond Smith v Mal Cuming
  3. QF3: Simon Whitlock v Ben Robb
  4. QF4: Tim Pusey 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.

Newcastle · 24 October: seeded bracket

Seeds come from the league table after Auckland.

  1. QF1: 1st v 8th
  2. QF2: 4th v 5th
  3. QF3: 2nd v 7th
  4. QF4: 3rd v 6th
  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.

Plan your visit.

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.

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