Senior Darts

The minimum age requirement to participate in the Senior Darts tournament is 50 years old.

England has won the most Senior Darts World Championships, with 16 titles.

Peter Wright is the current Senior Darts World Champion, having won the title in 2022.

The highest checkout in Senior Darts history is 170, which was achieved by Phil Taylor in the 2010 Senior Darts World Championship.

Senior Darts matches are played over 5 sets, with each set being the first to reach 3 legs.

Senior Darts legs are played in a best-of-5 format, with the first player to reach 3 legs winning the leg.

The maximum number of 180s that can be scored in a Senior Darts leg is 2, as each player can only score a maximum of 180 points in a single visit to the oche.

The highest average that has been achieved in a Senior Darts match is 130.00, which was achieved by Phil Taylor in the 2010 Senior Darts World Championship final.

Phil Taylor has won the most major Senior Darts titles, with 21 titles.

The prize money for winning the Senior Darts World Championship is $200,000.

Phil Taylor is known as "The Power" due to his aggressive playing style and his ability to hit big scores.

Gary Anderson is known as "The Iceman" due to his calm and composed demeanor on the oche.

Peter Wright is known as "Snakebite" due to his unique throwing style, which involves a snake-like motion.

Michael van Gerwen is known as "Mighty Mike" due to his powerful throwing style and his ability to hit big scores.

Phil Taylor is known as "The King" due to his dominance of the sport for over two decades.