The Modus Super Series is a new weekly darts competition that will start in the UK on September 3, 2022, know the 2022 prize money and format
It will feature top international players like Fallon Sherrock, Martin Adams, and Robert Thornton.
Modus Super Series Darts 2022 Winner Prize Money, Format, Venue
The event will be held at a top-of-the-line, purpose-built location in Portsmouth. From Monday to Saturday each week, more than 30 hours of live matches will be shown as players compete for a share of the over £1 million that will be given away each year. It is currently on Sporty Stuff TV (Sky 437, Freesat 250, Freeview 264) and online at sportystuff.tv.
The Modus Super Series has teamed up with iGame Media and is using its advanced technical delivery and broadcasting capabilities to support ultra low latency streaming and content that is good enough for broadcast. Multi-camera footage is provided by 4K cameras that automatically record every moment and every throw in ultra-high definition.
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Chris Mason is the Week 12 Champion and will be going to Champions Week!! pic.twitter.com/ikM3PNCZdd
— MODUS Super Series (@MSSdarts) October 16, 2022
The event is open to people over 18 who don’t have a PDC (Professional Darts Corporation) Tour Card and darts legends. Lisa Ashton, Jarred Cole, Neil Duff, Kevin Painter, Mikuru Suzuki, and Thibault Tricole are just some of the big names who will be there. Paul Nicholson, Mark Webster, Chris Mason, Chris Murphy, and Abigail Davies are among the commentators and hosts.
What About The Schedule For Modus Super Series?
Each week, there are 12 players who play in a series of group matches from Monday to Friday. On Finals Night, on Saturday evenings, the six best players face off in front of a live audience. After 13 weeks, the 12 weekly winners compete in Champions Week to see who will win the Modus Super Series and get a £20,000 check.
The next series then starts right away in week one, making sure that all participants can play in high-quality tournaments all year long.
Billy Lovell of Modus Events and Management said, “Darts is a sport that has fans all over the world who are very passionate about it. Now that the Modus Super Series is on the schedule, there will be action to watch because a lot more players will be playing at the top level more often. They will also get important experience performing in front of a TV and live audience. If they win a prize, it could help them get to the point where they can go pro full-time.”
It started in 2020 as a COVID-era play-at-home darts tournament and grew into a two-year studio-based competition made for TV.