Luke Littler is on the verge of becoming a darts millionaire at the age of just 17 as the prodigy is eyeing a £150,000 prize at the World Series of Darts

LUKE LITTLER will become another millionaire if he wins a Grand Slam of darts on his debut.

Nuclear weaponsThe 17-year-old has earned a whopping £870,000 in PDC prize money since the start of the year.

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If he wins at Wolverhampton this month, his winnings over 11 months of operation will be more than £1 million.

Littler turned pro in January and is ranked 18th on the two-year Order of Merit with £405,000 to his name.

And as the youngest ever Premier League champion in May, he earned a further £315,000.

Game in the World Series Darts a tour of New York, New Zealand and Australia earned him £150,000.

And £150,000 for the winner Grand slamwhich begins next Saturday, Littler could already reach seven figures.

The draw for the group stage of the tournament will take place tomorrow in Tamworth.

Inside Littler’s meteoric rise

LUKE LITTLER has taken the darts world by storm since bursting onto the scene at the PDC World Championship earlier this year.

And Littler knows he needs to find his best form – and quickly – having made early exits from the last three televised tournaments: the World Matchplay, the World Grand Prix and the European Championship.

The 2024 season will officially conclude with the Players’ Championship at Butlins Minehead from 22 to 24 November.

Paddy Power 2025 World Darts Championship The match, which will see Littler seeded in the second round, begins on Sunday 15 December at London’s Ally Pally.