# How to Watch the 2025 Hungarian Darts Trophy Live in the UK, USA, and Australia
The 2025 Hungarian Darts Trophy (PDC European Tour Event 12) is taking place from September 19-21 at the MVM Dome in Budapest, Hungary. Featuring top stars like world champion Luke Littler, defending champion Michael van Gerwen, and Gerwyn Price, the tournament offers £175,000 in prize money, with £30,000 to the winner. Sessions run daily at 12:00 PM and 7:00 PM BST (UK time), with the final on Sunday afternoon.
Coverage is available globally via the official PDC platform and select broadcasters, excluding blackouts in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands (where DAZN or Viaplay hold rights). Below is a breakdown by country, including TV, streaming options, and costs where applicable. All times are local to the region.
United Kingdom
UK fans have the most comprehensive coverage, with live TV broadcasts and streaming for every session.
| Platform | Type | Details | Cost/Access |
|———-|——|———|————-|
| Sky Sports | TV & Streaming | Full live coverage across Sky Sports Action and Main Event channels. Stream via NOW TV for non-Sky subscribers. Sessions: Fri-Sun, 12 PM & 7 PM BST. | Sky Sports subscription (£18-£30/month) or NOW TV day pass (£11.99). |
| PDCTV | Streaming | Official PDC stream for all matches, including archives and highlights. Available via app/website. | £9.99 per event or £49.99 annual pass (includes all European Tour events). |
| **bet365** | Streaming | Live streams for bet365 account holders, geo-blocked to UK. Covers all sessions. | Free with funded bet365 account (18+ only). |
Pro Tip: Sky Sports is the go-to for commentary from experts like Wayne Mardle. Check Sky Go or NOW for on-demand replays.
## USA
Darts coverage in the USA is primarily streaming-based, with no major linear TV network dedicated to the event. Focus on official and betting streams for full access.
| Platform | Type | Details | Cost/Access |
|———-|——|———|————-|
| **PDCTV** | Streaming | Primary option for all sessions live (times: 7 AM & 2 PM ET). Includes multi-angle views and player cams. | $12.99 per event or $59.99 annual pass. |
| **DAZN Darts Channel (via Pluto TV)** | Free Streaming | Ad-supported channel on Pluto TV app/site; may carry select sessions or highlights, but not full coverage. | Free (ad-supported). |
| **bet365** | Streaming | In-play streams for US users (where legal); covers key matches like Littler vs. Cullen. | Free with funded account (21+ in eligible states). |
**Pro Tip**: Use a VPN if geo-restrictions apply, but PDCTV is reliable and official. Sessions start early morning ET, ideal for West Coast viewers.
## Australia
Australian viewers rely on streaming, with no dedicated TV channel. The time difference makes evening sessions prime-time viewing.
| Platform | Type | Details | Cost/Access |
|———-|——|———|————-|
| **PDCTV** | Streaming | Full event coverage (times: 9 PM & 4 AM AEST). App available for smart TVs/mobile. | AU$19.99 per event or AU$99 annual pass. |
| **bet365** | Streaming | Live betting streams for all matches; popular for Aussies. | Free with funded account (18+). |
| **Fox Sports (via Kayo)** | Potential TV/Streaming | Kayo Sports occasionally airs PDC events; check app for Hungarian Trophy listings (not confirmed for full coverage). | Kayo Basic ($25/month, 7-day free trial). |
**Pro Tip**: The Friday evening session (4 AM AEST) might suit night owls, but Saturday’s 9 PM start is more accessible. PDCTV offers the best value for the full weekend.
For worldwide access outside blackouts, PDCTV is the universal hub—sign up at pdc.tv. Highlights and full replays are available post-session on the PDC YouTube channel (free). If you’re traveling, a VPN can help bypass geo-blocks. Enjoy the action from Budapest!
