Luke Littler is set to put his reputation as the number one darts player in the world on the line on Friday night in the new Netflix series 'Beat Luke Littler'.

The two-time world champion, aged 19, is regarded as the best player in the world right now after three stunning seasons on the circuit as a teenager, and is widely tipped to go on to be one of the best ever if he continues on his current trajectory.

Netflix have seen that as an opportunity to test him, and have set up a show where he will take on 20 fearless amateurs and part-time players in a single leg of 501, with a potential £501,000 cash prize up for grabs should they manage to defeat him.

Some players are known to the public, such as teenage prodigy Mitchell Lawrie and female star Fallon Sherrock, with Netflix responding to 'fix' allegations from darts fans as a result.

But GIVEMESPORT asked ChatGPT what its predictions were for the event, and the results were a little surprising to say the least.

Supercomputer Predicts Beat Luke Littler Event

Littler will be taking on 20 opponents during the event on Friday, October 30th, and he is currently seen as the overwhelming favourite to come out on top.

That makes a lot of sense considering his huge experience playing under the spotlight and pressure, and his incredible scoring power will give him a significant advantage over everyone he is up against.

ChatGPT believes that the format for the event is crucial, with each player having a single 501 leg to try and claim a victory. That means a single mistake by Littler could open the door for someone to step in and get a surprise win, but his consistency should be a major factor to help him overcome the challenge.

Now the prediction for the event has been made, and the supercomputer believes that Littler will be able to claim a win against all 20 opponents.

"Littler wins every leg, protects the £501,000 prize and emerges from the event with his reputation enhanced. Nevertheless, even one missed double could change everything in this unforgiving format."

Supercomputer Names 2 Biggest Threats to Luke Littler in Much-Hyped Netflix Event

However, it's also noted that Mitchell Lawrie and Fallon Sherrock are considered to be the biggest threats to the £501,000 prize fund.

The technology hailed 15-year-old Lawrie as having the quality and credentials to be a genuine contender for the jackpot, and should Littler not be at his best during their match up, it's possible that he could get caught out.

As for Sherrock, she also has plenty of experience playing under pressure, and 'The Queen of the Place' has proven that she can compete at the top level too. She is more than capable of winning a single leg, and there is a genuine route to victory for her, although Littler remains the favourite to see off all comers according to the technology.