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Luke Littler will be taking on 20 amateur players in Manchester later this month(Image: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire)
Darts icon Luke Littler will be appearing in Manchester at the end of this month for an exciting live show, and tickets are going on sale this week. Live sports event Beat Luke Littler is taking place on Friday, October 30, at Manchester Central Convention Complex.
In the live show, 20 amateur players will face two-time defending World Champion and world number one Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler, with an immense cash prize of £501,000 on the line for anyone who can beat him in a single leg of 501.
The ticket sale comes after last month, when thousands of darts fans queued in the Manchester rain for the chance to beat Luke Littler. Throwers from as far afield as Australia, India, and Italy made the trip to Manchester Central on September 19 for an opportunity to get on the show.
Tickets for the event - costing upwards of £35 - will go on general sale at 9am on Wednesday, October 14, and fans can access them by following this link.
Thousands of amateur darts players visited Manchester Central last month for a chance to get a place at the Luke Littler event next month(Image: Tom Dymond/Netflix)
Organisers have urged fans that fancy dress is encouraged and doors on the night will open at 4pm on the evening, with the live show getting underway at 7pm.
Beat Luke Littler will be hosted by sports broadcaster Gary Lineker, with TV presenter and author Richard Osman joining as expert analyst. Former Love Island star Josh Denzel will also be part of the talent line-up, alongside a host of familiar faces from the worlds of sport and entertainment, with further names expected to be revealed before the event. .
Ahead of the event, Luke Littler said: "I think it'll be an amazing night and I’m just really looking forward to getting started. There is half a million quid up for grabs, I won’t be going easy at all!
"That’s the fun part of the show, my opponents only have to have one good leg and I’m done. I think it'll bring in a huge audience and hopefully more people will get into darts because of the show."
For those who are unable to make it to the live show in Manchester, the event will be streamed on Netflix. In order to watch, fans must have an active Netflix subscription.
The ticket sale got underway at 9am on Wednesday, October 14, and can be accessed by following this link.