World Darts Championship final tiebreaker rules: When is sudden death played & how many legs do you have to win set by?

World Darts Championship final tiebreaker rules: When is sudden death played & how many legs do you have to win set by?
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World Darts Championship final tiebreaker rules: When is sudden death played & how many legs do you have to win set by?
Author: Connor Greaves
Published: Jan, 03 2025 20:40

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The huge World Darts Championship final between Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen will be best-of-13 sets.

World Darts Championship final tiebreaker rules: When is sudden death played & how many legs do you have to win set by?

If the final set reaches 5-5 in legs, a sudden-death leg would be required - and the resulting winner would be crowned world champion.

THE World Darts Championship final will take place TODAY - and a new champ will be crowned at Alexandra Palace.

The 17-year-old wonderkid is up against three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen in tonight's grand final at Ally Pally.

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