The backbone of the PDC calendar, the Players Championship circuit, heads to the north of England this week as Players Championship 10 takes place in Robin Park Tennis Centre, Wigan.
Players Championship 10 is the second day of action from Wigan, with Players Championship 9 on Monday. The same players will be playing over the two days so it will be interesting to see who comes out on top after the tournament on Monday.
Below, we have all you need to know for the event so you can stay across the second day of action from Wigan.
Players Championship 10 key information
• Date: Tuesday, April 14th
• Start time: 1pm BST
• Venue: Robin Park Tennis Centre, Wigan
• TV channels: N/A
• Streaming: PDCTV (UK) | Selected bookmakers (see websites for more)
Who’s competing at Players Championship 10?
128 players are taking part in the tournament, which sees many big names take part. PDC World No.1 Luke Littler will not be involved; however, the world No.2 Luke Humphries will be. He is joined by his Premier League of Darts competitors, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, Josh Rock and Stephen Bunting.
Current No.1 in the 2026 Players Championship rankings is Wessel Nijman, who will be competing, alongside other huge names in Peter Wright, Michael Smith and Rob Cross, Nathan Aspinall, Scott Williams, Ricky Evans, Joe Cullen, Beau Greaves, Chris Dobey and Damon Heta.
Two Premier League of Darts players won’t be taking part in Michael van Gerwen and Gian van Veen, whilst other notable absentees are Gary Anderson and Ryan Searle, who won Players Championship 7.
What is the format?
Games start as a best of 11 match before gradually increasing to best of 13 for the semi-finals and best of 15 for the final.
Ranking Impact
Each Players Championship event has a £15,000 top prize. Nijman heads the table with winnings of £48,000, followed by Dobey in second with £37,500 and Price in third with £32,750.
Depending on what happens at the Players Championship 9, we could see all change at the top of the leaderboard.
Where to watch
Players Championship 9 will be streamed live on PDCTV, the official streaming site from the PDC. To watch, you need to have a subscription to PDCTV, which can be purchased on a monthly or annual basis from the PDC website.
The match will also be streamed on selected bookmakers’ websites. You will need to check your selected bookmaker’s websites for more information on how to stream.