MODUS Super Series

A weekly live-streamed darts competition that sits outside the PDC and WDF calendar. Run from a dedicated studio venue, it provides consistent competitive match play and prize money for players on and off the main tours. The Super Series has grown into a fan-favourite alternative format since its launch.

Runs weekly Live-streamed Open to professionals and qualifiers Verified 15 April 2026

IdentityWeekly studio dartsA regular competitive alternative outside the PDC television calendar.

Who playsPros, qualifiers and prospectsUseful match practice for players between main-tour events.

Viewing styleLive-stream firstBuilt for frequent, direct darts coverage.

Why it mattersA year-round pathwayKeeps competitive darts visible between major weekends.

What it is

The MODUS Super Series runs weekly darts events from a studio setting, live-streamed to a growing global audience. It is not affiliated with the PDC or WDF, operating instead as an independent circuit that allows players from any background - PDC Tour Card holders, WDF-ranked players, Challenge Tour regulars and local circuit players - to enter and earn prize money.

The format typically involves group stages followed by knockout rounds, all completed within a single day. Multiple events per week give players a consistent competitive schedule that complements rather than competes with the main PDC tour calendar.

Why it matters

Match practice: For players without a full PDC schedule, the Super Series provides regular competitive darts that practice boards and exhibitions cannot replicate.
Development pathway: Younger and lower-ranked players use it as a proving ground for PDC Q-School and Development Tour preparation.
Viewing alternative: Fans who want darts content between PDC television weekends can watch live-streamed MODUS events most weeks of the year.
Betting market presence: MODUS events carry live betting markets, which has helped grow the audience beyond core darts fans into the broader sports-viewing market.

Notable participants

The Super Series has attracted a mix of established PDC names seeking match practice between majors and rising players building their competitive record. Former PDC Tour Card holders, BDO-era veterans, and Development Tour prospects regularly appear in the weekly fields.

The standard of play is variable - which is part of the format's appeal. A viewer may watch a former world-championship stage player face a local circuit qualifier in the same afternoon session.