Complete viewing guide for the inaugural European Tour event in Kraków
The Poland Darts Open makes history as the first European Tour event to be held in Poland, taking place at EXPO Kraków from February 20-22, 2026. Here’s your complete guide to watching all the action live, wherever you are in the world.
Tournament Overview
The 2026 Poland Darts Open (known for sponsorship reasons as the 2026 SuperBet Poland Darts Open) will feature a field of 48 players and £230,000 in prize money, with £35,000 going to the winner.
It is the first of fifteen European Tour events on the 2026 PDC ProTour and is the first European Tour event to be held in Poland after the World Series was dropped. It will feature a field of 48 players led by Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Gian van Veen, and Gerwyn Price, among others.
How to Watch in the UK
Not Available on Traditional TV
Unlike major PDC events such as the World Championship or Premier League, the Poland Darts Open will not be broadcast on Sky Sports or ITV4 in the UK.
PDC TV (Recommended Option)
All major televised PDC events are broadcast live online (outside of the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria & Switzerland) through PDCTV.
For UK viewers, PDC TV is your primary option for watching the Poland Darts Open live:
- Monthly subscription: Approximately £10-13 per month
- Annual subscription: Approximately £60-75 per year
- Access via web browser or mobile apps
- Full live coverage of all sessions
- On-demand replays and highlights
Visit PDCTV.com to subscribe and access the live stream.
How to Watch in the USA
PDC TV (Primary Option)
In countries except the UK, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, darts fans can subscribe to PDCTV to watch this and other tournaments online. Monthly ‘Rest of the World’ subscriptions cost the equivalent of $15.99 per month or $94.99 annually.
For US viewers:
- Monthly: $15.99
- Annual: $94.99
- Complete live coverage of all European Tour events
- Access to Players Championship events and other Pro Tour tournaments
Note: Unlike the World Championship, which aired on Peacock, European Tour events are typically only available via PDC TV in the United States.
How to Watch in Australia
PDC TV (Recommended)
Australian fans can access the Poland Darts Open through PDC TV using the same pricing structure as other international markets (approximately AUD $24-25 per month).
Fox Sports/Kayo Sports (Check Availability)
While Fox Sports and Kayo Sports traditionally broadcast major PDC events like the World Championship and Premier League in Australia, European Tour coverage may vary.
In Australia, the 2026 World Darts Championship will be televised on Fox via Foxtel, with live streaming available via Kayo Sports.
However, for guaranteed coverage of the Poland Darts Open, PDC TV remains the safest option.
Other Countries – Broadcasting Information
Germany, Austria & Switzerland
DAZN broadcasts all sessions live in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in German.
Netherlands, Poland, Nordic & Baltic States
Viaplay covers the Netherlands, Poland, Norway, Denmark, Bulgaria & Baltic States.
Polish fans can watch their historic first European Tour event on Viaplay.
Belgium
VTM broadcasts PDC events in Belgium.
Czech Republic & Slovakia
Nova Sport covers Czechia & Slovakia.
Hungary
Prago Sport is the broadcaster in Hungary.
New Zealand
Sky Sport is the rights holder in New Zealand, which means you can watch with a subscription or through Sky Sport Now.
Rest of World
PDC TV: International live stream for subscribers (original commentary).
For any country not listed above, PDC TV provides worldwide coverage (except UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria & Switzerland where regional broadcasters have exclusive rights).
Tournament Schedule
The tournament will be played in the classic knockout system. The first four rounds will be played in a best of 11 legs format, the semi-finals in a best of 13 legs format and the final in a best of 15 legs format.
Session Times:
- Afternoon Session: From 1:00 PM local time (First Round)
- Evening Session: From 7:00 PM local time (First Round)
The draw will be confirmed on Thursday, February 19 at approximately 12:00 PM.
Social Media Coverage
Current scores and highlights can be found on the PDC Europe channels on social media.
Follow @OfficialPDC and @PDCEurope on X (Twitter) for:
- Live score updates
- Video highlights
- Match clips
- Tournament news
Prize Money and Rankings
In 2026, the prize money for European Tour events was significantly increased. A total of £230,000 will be distributed. The prize money counts towards the PDC Order of Merit, the ProTour Order of Merit and the European Tour Order of Merit (qualification for the European Championship).
The winner receives £35,000, making it a significant tournament for players seeking to climb the rankings and qualify for major events like the European Championship in Dortmund.
Favorites and Predictions
Gerwyn Price is tipped as the favorite after showing top form at Players Championship 2, recording a 100+ average in 6 of his 7 matches and winning Night Two of the Premier League in Antwerp.
Other contenders include:
- Luke Littler – Dominant in Belgium historically
- Luke Humphries – World number two and 2024 world champion
- Gian van Veen – European champion and recent Premier League finalist
- Nathan Aspinall – Consistent European Tour performer
- Wessel Nijman – Recent floor tournament success
Summary
- UK: PDC TV subscription required
- USA: PDC TV subscription ($15.99/month)
- Australia: PDC TV recommended; check Fox Sports/Kayo availability
- Germany/Austria/Switzerland: DAZN
- Netherlands/Poland/Nordics: Viaplay
- Rest of World: PDC TV or check local broadcaster
The Poland Darts Open represents a historic moment as the European Tour visits Kraków for the first time. With £230,000 in prize money and ranking points on the line, expect fierce competition from the world’s best players across three days of compelling darts action.
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