Melbourne Darts Masters 2019 live stream: The essential guide of how to watch live online
Don’t miss the live streamed action (credit:Ian Curry/PDC)
Part Two of the Oceanic leg of the World Series sees the darting giants head to Melbourne, and you can watch every match streamed live on desktop or mobile.
2. Register an account and deposit (T&Cs apply, must be 18+)
3. Go to Live streaming > Darts
The 16-man field features eight of the PDC’s elite throwers alongside eight of Australia and New Zealand’s talents as they battle it out for the £20,000 top prize.
The tournament is the fourth of five World Series events to be held in 2019 before the World Series Finals in November and is the second of three Oceanic events in consecutive weeks.
Peter Wright is the defending champion after he defeated Michael Smith 11-8 in last year’s final, and ‘Snakebite’ returns to Melbourne as the number one seed.
World Matchplay champion Rob Cross is seeded number two, with Daryl Gurney and Michael van Gerwen seeded three and four respectively.
Gary Anderson, James Wade, Simon Whitlock and Raymond van Barneveld make up the remainder of the eight PDC invites, while regional qualifiers include Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby and Damon Heta – who claimed a fairy-tale first televised title at last week’s Brisbane Masters as a 150/1 outsider.
The tournament runs from August 16-17 at the Melbourne Arena, with all matches available to watch LIVE online in the UK and various other regions. Television coverage in the UK is delayed until 7pm.
Must be 18+, T&Cs apply. Be Gamble Aware.
How to watch the Melbourne Masters live online
2) Register an account and make a first deposit up to £100 to receive up to £100 in Bet Credits (18+ only, T&Cs apply)
3) Once registered, go to the homepage and select ‘Live Streaming’
4) From the drop-down menu, choose ‘Darts’ and select the match in progress
