Whether you’re hosting a weekly pub league with 20 friends or managing a regional tournament with hundreds of players, PubDartsManager.com adjusts to your needs. The system supports poule (pool) systems, knockout brackets, and B-rounds for second-chance players.

By automating match notifications and live brackets, organizers spend less time managing and more time enjoying the event. That’s why both casual pubs and professional darts venues are adopting this platform.

Spectators and players hate waiting around, asking “who’s up next?”

PubDartsManager.com solves this with live scoreboards and scrolling board assignments. Connect the digital displays to TVs in your pub, and the entire room stays updated in real time. Players instantly see which board they are assigned to, who their opponent is, and when to step up.
This transparency not only speeds up the tournament but also creates a professional atmosphere, even in a small local pub setting.

Running a darts tournament can quickly become messy—lost papers, confused players, and delays between rounds.

 PubDartsManager.com takes the chaos out of the process.
With features like online registration, live scoreboards, and automatic bracket management, you can run anything from a small pub night with 16 players to a large 200-player knockout without stress.
Board groups assign players to the right dartboard, automated notifications keep everyone on time, and live results are visible on screens in the venue. Forget manual spreadsheets—this tool does the work for you.

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If you're organizing pub darts tournaments, PubDartsManager.com is your no-BS tool for running events smoothly. Here’s what it actually delivers:

1. Board Groups & Pool System

Web apps like PubDartsManager.com allow for the creation of "Board Groups, " which assign players to specific boards and track their progress, keeping players informed of when and where to play their next match.

On the site, they call it a poule (pool) system: automatically groups players into pools of 4 or 5, runs through the pool, then optionally sends losers to a B-round knockout. That means fewer manual setups for you, and fairer brackets. 
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2. Live Scoreboards & Digital Displays

Live scoreboards, scrolling board assignments, and other digital displays can be connected to monitors and TVs, allowing everyone at the venue to follow the tournament action in real-time.

The platform handles live updates—you just need to connect your displays to their system, and you're good. Result: everyone sees instantly who’s playing where, and what board is in use. Not mentioned explicitly on the site, but that's exactly what their live web interface supports. 
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3. Features for Events of All Sizes

PubDartsManager.com offers comprehensive features for running large and small events, including online registration, live scoreboards, and bracket management.

It covers tournaments with anywhere from 13 up to 512 players, handles registration (names, email), automatically sets up knockouts or pool stages, manages notifications—and lets players follow matches on mobile or web. 

4. Guiding Players & Promoting Your Event

PubDartsManager.com puts powerful tools at your fingertips to help guide players throughout the competition and promote your event in ways you never imagined.

It automatically sends emails (or push notifications) to each player: telling them when and where to play, their board, opponent, writer assignments. That clears up confusion and keeps the flow. 

5. Extra Features Worth Knowing

Automated Notifications: Players get emails (and push notifications if supported) with all match details—no manual messaging needed. 

Flexible Tournament Modes: Choose knockout only, or pool followed by knockout, with optional B-round (losers bracket). 

Scoring Rules: Pools scored by match wins; ties broken by leg difference, then potentially a 9-dart shootout if needed. 

Ease of Use: Just enter players, set tournament type, click Start—the system does the rest. 

Size Limits: Supports from 13 to 512 participants. 

6. Real-Life Touch

While the site doesn’t show live scoreboard mockups, the interface is straightforward: player emails go out instantly, brackets update instantly, and players can track progress on their phones or your on-site screens.

Bottom Line

No fluff: PubDartsManager.com takes darts tournament chaos and turns it into something you can press a button on. It handles registration, draws, live tracking, notifications, bracket management—all on the web, mobile included, without handwritten notes or guesswork.

In a night to remember on 20 June 2025, the dazzling lights of Salzburg Arena shone brightest for the legendary Raymond van Barneveld, as he claimed top honours at the Salzburg Darts Gala — a high-energy, exhibition-style showcase featuring a glittering lineup of PDC elite players. 

The Event Atmosphere 
Designed as part-darts showcase, part-party, this gala brought the best in the game—Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, Joe Cullen, Simon Whitlock, Rowby-John Rodriguez—all performing for an enthusiastic crowd. 
Fans were treated to thrilling matchups, humorous banter, and blockbuster finishing.

Barney’s Path to Victory 
Van Barneveld entered the evening with swagger, showcasing his renowned flair and finesse. In the semi-final, he edged out Simon Whitlock in a tense battle of double finishes, demonstrating that his precision remains elite at 58. The final was a two-legged shootout against GerwynThe Icema Price—Barney clinched it with a stunning 12‑dart leg to seal the deal.

A Triumphant Moment
As confetti fluttered around him, Van Barneveld soaked in the applause, remarking:

This night in Salzburg means so much—standing here again and doing what I love, under this roof, with this crowd… it feels extraordinary.

Why This Matters
Though not ranking-points, these exhibitions are critical for the sport’s growth. The Salzburg Darts Gala merges top-tier darts with festival flair, offering fans intimate access to stars and fostering community—not just in Austria, but across Europe.
For Van Barneveld, this marked another milestone post his Euro‑tour resurgence, reminding fans why he remains Barney the Great.

Salzburg will long remember its Alpine darts hero—Barney—who brought passion, professionalism, and pure entertainment to the oche. It wasn’t just a win. It was a celebration of darts at its finest.

In a breathtaking display of nerve, precision, and national pride, Northern Ireland etched its name into darts history by clinching the 2025 World Cup of Darts—their first-ever title in the tournament’s 15 editions. The final showdown took place on 15 June 2025, in Frankfurt, Germany, where the duo of Josh Rock and Daryl Gurney edged out Wales’s Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton in a dramatic 10–9 decider.

The Road to Glory

Group Stage & Knockouts
  As fourth seeds, Northern Ireland entered directly into the second round and navigated past tough opposition to reach the final. In a dominant semi-final, they smothered Germany 8–1—a statement win that echoed their intent .

The Final: A Titanic Battle
  Wales built an early lead at 7–5, threatening to claim back-to-back titles. But Rock and Gurney mounted a resilient comeback to lead 9–7, only to miss four match darts and let Wales force a nail-biting last leg. In an 11‑dart decider, Gurney sealed the dramatic win with a double eight, sparking jubilant tears and celebration.

The Emotional Celebration

Emotions ran deep. Josh Rock forced back tears as he reflected: When we said we are paired together we’ll win… and we did it. Meanwhile, Gurney, his voice still raw with emotion, described the victory as more meaningful than any individual title.

Beyond the Title

Prize & Records
  The duo earned a combined £80, 000, £40, 000 each—well deserved for a performance of this calibre. They also broke the record for most 180s in a World Cup final, hitting a staggering eleven maximums.

Impact on Darts
  This milestone win makes Northern Ireland the sixth country ever to win the tournament—and the first new nation to do so since Australia's debut in 2022. It stands as a symbolic moment, inspiring a generation of darts fans across the Emerald Isle.

Northern Ireland’s rise culminated in this historic triumph—a perfect blend of raw talent, teamwork, and unshakeable composure. It wasn’t just a win—it was proof that when heart meets skill, Underdogs become Champions.

Luke Humphries says his dreams have become reality after clinching the 2025 BetMGM Premier League title for the first time on Thursday night 29-05-2025.

In a dramatic final at London’s O2 Arena, Humphries toppled defending champion Luke Littler, delivering a stunning mid-match surge to secure an 11-8 victory.

Last year, Littler had claimed an 11-7 win in their final showdown, but this time Humphries flipped the script to carve his name into the tournament’s history.

This wasn’t about revenge, ” insisted Humphries, who overcame Littler’s formidable performance — including a 100.29 average and ten 180s — to take the title.

Luke’s beaten me plenty of times, but I’ve got a few over him now too!
I’ve now beaten him in three major finals, so no one can say I haven’t earned my titles by beating the best.

With this win, Humphries becomes the ninth player to lift the prestigious Premier League trophy, joining the likes of Phil Taylor, James Wade, Gary Anderson, Michael van Gerwen, Raymond van Barneveld, Glen Durrant, Jonny Clayton, and Luke Littler.

I’ve truly accomplished everything I ever dreamed of, ” said the Newbury native.

Winning the World Grand Prix felt like a dream come true, and then I became World Champion just months later.

After lifting the World Matchplay title, this was the only major missing from my résumé.

If I walked away from the sport today, I could say I’ve done it all — but there are still big titles like the UK Open, European Championship, and World Series Finals out there, so I’m far from finished!

Now with 10+ televised titles to his name over the past two years, Humphries has further cemented his place as the top player in darts today.

I hope this victory motivates me even more, ” added the 30-year-old, who believes his best darts are still ahead.

You don’t win this much and just get comfortable. Staying hungry is key.

I’ll be working hard, making some changes to my set-up, and improving my game.

I’m still young — I’ve got time to evolve and raise my level, because if I don’t, the next generation will be right there to take over.

Diesmal auf Deutsch...

Hast du die Möglichkeit, ein Dartturnier zu organisieren, aber ***** die Leute dafür?

Probiere kostenlos: Pubdartsmanager.com, Web-App.

Du brauchst z. B. einen Computer oder ein Tablet.

Alle Spieler benötigen eine E-Mail-Adresse und ein Mobiltelefon.

Keine Spielzettel mehr nötig! Niemand muss etwas ausrechnen – also keine Fehler.

Bestimme selbst, welche Art von Turnier du veranstalten willst.

K.-o.-System:
Mit oder ohne Verliererrunde. Das bedeutet: Alle Spieler, die ihr erstes Spiel verlieren, kommen in die Verliererrunde – ein separates K.-o.-Turnier.

Gruppensystem:
4 oder 5 Spieler pro Gruppe. Die Berechnung erfolgt automatisch durch Pubdartsmanager.com.
Mit einem K.-o.-Turnier im Anschluss.
Mit oder ohne Verliererrunde. Dies ist ebenfalls ein separates K.-o.-Turnier.
Spieler, die in einer 4er-Gruppe auf Platz 3 oder 4 landen, und Spieler, die in einer 5er-Gruppe auf Platz 3, 4 oder 5 landen, kommen automatisch in die Verliererrunde.
Faire Punktevergabe wie bei der PDC: Für jeden Sieg gibt es einen Punkt.
Der Spieler mit den meisten Punkten gewinnt die Gruppe.
Bei Punktegleichstand entscheidet die Leg-Differenz (gewonnene Legs minus verlorene Legs). Besteht weiterhin Gleichstand, folgt automatisch ein 9-Dart-Shootout.

Beschreibung:
Beim Eintreffen der Spieler werden alle mit einem eindeutigen Namen und einer eindeutigen E-Mail-Adresse registriert.

Sobald alle angemeldet sind, klickst du auf einen Knopf – und das Turnier beginnt.

Alle Spieler erhalten eine E-Mail mit den Infos, an welchem Board, auf welcher Bahn und gegen wen sie spielen müssen.

Eine Person muss die Ergebnisse der gespielten Partien eingeben.
Die Spieler müssen das Ergebnis gemeinsam nach dem Spiel melden – das dient auch als Kontrolle.

Die Spieler können den Turnierstand online verfolgen.

Die Web-App Pubdartsmanager.com übernimmt die Auslosung und schickt eine E-Mail an die Spieler, die nun spielen müssen.
In der ersten K.-o.-Runde braucht man freiwillige Schreiber.
Sobald du das Ergebnis eingibst, erhalten die nächsten beiden Spieler und der Schreiber automatisch eine neue E-Mail. Auch die Board-Nummer wird mitgeteilt.

Beim Gruppensystem bekommt jeder Spieler eine E-Mail mit allen Spielen seiner Gruppe. Alles ist darin enthalten. Probiere es einfach mal aus!

Wenn der/die Gewinner feststeht/stehen, kannst du das Turnier beenden und alle Ergebnisse herunterladen.

Bei Fragen, schick eine E-Mail.

Grüße von Pubdartsmanager.com

Ditmaal in het Nederlands...

Bezit jij een gelegenheid om een dart toernooi te organiseren, maar heb je er de mensen niet voor?

Probeer gratis: Pubdartsmanager.com, web app.

Jij hebt b.v. een computer of tablet nodig.

Alle spelers hebben een email adres en een mobiel nodig.

Geen wedstrijd briefjes nodig! Niemand hoeft iets uit te rekenen, dus geen fouten.

Bepaal zelf wat voor toernooi het gaat worden.
Knock-out:
Met of zonder verliezers ronde. Dat wil zeggen, alle spelers die hun 1^e wedstrijd verliezen gaan naar de verliezers ronde. Dit is een apart knock-out toernooi.

Poule systeem:
4 of 5 spelers in een poule. Wordt door Pubdartsmaner.com automatisch berekend.
Met een knock-out toernooi erachteraan.
Met of zonder verliezers ronde. Dit is een apart knock-out toernooi.
Spelers die eindigen als laatste 2 in de poule van 4, en de spelers die eindigen als laatste 3 van de poule van 5, gaan automatisch naar de verliezers ronde.
Eerlijke punten zoals de PDC. Win je 1 wedstrijd dan krijg je 1 punt.
De speler met de meeste punten wint de poule.
Hebben meerdere spelers hetzelfde aantal punten, wordt er gekeken naar het leg saldo. Win legs – Lost legs. Staat het dan nog gelijk, volgt er automatisch een 9 darts shootout.

Omschrijving:
Bij het binnen komen van de spelers wordt iedereen ingevoerd met een unieke naam en uniek email adres.

Als iedereen is ingeschreven, druk je op 1 knop en het toernooi is gestart.

Alle spelers krijgen een email met de info op welk bord, op welke baan en tegen wie ze moeten spelen.

1 persoon moet de uitslagen van de gespeelde wedstrijden invullen.
Spelers moeten na de wedstrijd samen de uitslag komen doorgeven, dit is tevens als controle.

Spelers kunnen online de stand van het toernooi volgen.

De web app Pubdartsmanager.com doet de loting, en stuurt een email naar de spelers die nu moeten spelen.
In de 1^e knock-out wedstijd heb je vrijwillige schrijvers nodig.
Als jij de uitslag invoert, wordt meteen een nieuwe email gestuurd naar de volgende 2 spelers en de schrijver. Ook het dartbord nummer wordt doorgegeven
Voor het poule systeem krijgt iedere speler een email met alle wedstrijden van die poule. Hier staat alles in. Probeer het maar eens.
Als de winnaar(s) bekend zijn, kun je het toernooi afsluiten en alle standen downloaden.

Zijn er vragen, stuur een mail.

Groet Pubdartsmanger.com

Despite the similarity in name, the World Grand Prix and the German Darts Grand Prix are two completely different tournaments in professional darts.

Here’s the difference explained:

🏆 World Grand Prix

• Organized by the PDC (Professional Darts Corporation).

• One of the majors – so it's among the most important tournaments of the year.

• Usually held in October in Ireland (formerly Dublin, now often Leicester).

• Unique format: double-in, double-out (you have to start and finish each leg on a double).

• Offers a large prize fund and significant ranking points.

🎯 German Darts Grand Prix

• Part of the PDC European Tour.

• Less prestigious than the majors, but still important – especially for ranking points and form.

• Played in Munich around April.

• Uses the standard format (501, single-in, double-out).

• Often serves as a warm-up for bigger tournaments.

In summary:

The German Darts Grand Prix is not part of the World Grand Prix. They are both PDC events, but they belong to different circuits: the World Grand Prix is a major, while the German Darts Grand Prix is a European Tour event.