PDC World Masters LIVE: Full schedule, results, times and where to watch Luke Littler eyes first title in Milton Keynes

The 2026 PDC World Masters continues this weekend with Luke Humphries looking to defend his title.

Cool Hand claimed victory in this tournament last year, but he’s facing some tough competition to do the same.

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The obvious competition comes from Luke Littler, who has been enjoying some time off for his 19th birthday after winning the inaugural Saudi Arabia Darts Masters earlier this month.

This is one of the few titles the Nuke hasn’t been able to get his hands on yet and he’ll be looking to change that.

However, Littler was almost eliminated in the first round of the competition, being taken all the way by Mike De Decker.

De Decker missed a game-winning shot to allow the teen sensation back into the match and the latter went on to win.

Littler has now followed Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen, Stephen Bunting and Gary Anderson through.

PDC World Masters: Dates and start times

The 2026 PDC World Masters got going on Thursday, January 29 and runs through to the final on Sunday, February 1.

It is being held at Arena MK in Milton Keynes.

Play on Thursday and Friday started at 7pm UK time.

But Saturday and Sunday are divided into two sessions, with the first getting going at 1pm, and the second 7pm.

The main tournament is broadcast free-to-air on ITV4 and ITVX.

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PDC World Masters: Schedule and results

Thursday, January 29
Round One

• Michael van Gerwen 1-3 Damon Heta
• Chris Dobey 3-0 Jermaine Wattimena
• Jonny Clayton 3-1 Wessel Nijman
• Gerwyn Price 3-0 James Hurrell
• Gian van Veen 3-1 Ryan Joyce
• Nathan Aspinall 3-1 Shane McGuirk
• Gary Anderson 3-2 Niels Zonneveld
• James Wade 3-2 Madars Razma

Friday, January 30
Round One

• Luke Littler 3-2 Mike De Decker
• Ross Smith 3-1 Jimmy van Schie
• Ryan Searle 1-3 Rob Cross
• Josh Rock 3-1 Connor Scutt
• Luke Humphries 3-1 Dave Chisnall
• Martin Schindler 0-3 Luke Woodhouse
• Stephen Bunting 3-1 Jeffrey de Graaf
• Danny Noppert 3-1 Daryl Gurney

Saturday, January 31
Afternoon Session (1pm GMT)
4x Round Two

• Damon Heta v Chris Dobey
• Gary Anderson v James Wade
• Gian van Veen v Nathan Aspinall
• Jonny Clayton v Gerwyn Price

Evening Session (7pm GMT)
4x Round Two

• Rob Cross v Josh Rock
• Stephen Bunting v Danny Noppert
• Luke Littler v Ross Smith
• Luke Humphries v Luke Woodhouse

Sunday, February 1
Afternoon Session (1pm GMT)
Quarter-Finals

• Luke Littler/Ross Smith v Rob Cross/Josh Rock
• Damon Heta/Chris Dobey v Jonny Clayton/Gerwyn Price
• Luke Humphries/Luke Woodhouse v Stephen Bunting/Danny Noppert
• Gian van Veen/Nathan Aspinall v Gary Anderson/James Wade

Evening Session (7pm GMT)
Semi-Finals & Final

• TBC

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PDC World Masters: What has been said?

Speaking after a close call against De Decker, Littler told ITV: “That was a tough one. I just didn’t get going there.

“Mike [De Decker] deserved to win the second and third sets. I had to fight back and that’s what I done.

“A little bit [of nerves] because it’s first to two, not first to three.

“I got over the line, found about a bit of form and got the win.”