The list of the top ten wealthiest darts players ever has been released.

Once again, Alexandra Palace will host the PDC World Darts Championship, which promises to be an exciting event to watch throughout the holiday season.

A total of £2.5 million in prize money will be awarded in the 2024 edition, with the winner receiving a whooping £500,000 and the runner-up receiving a whooping £200,000.

Despite having its roots in the bar, there’s plenty of money and darts because to TV revenue and commercial deals.

Due to their achievements on the oche, a number of players have had financial success from the game.

To provide us with a top ten, The Richest gathered data on players’ tournament career winnings and approximate sponsorship deals.

10. Martin Adams: $1,000,000
Adams, also known by his nickname “Wolfie,” never participated in PDC competitions but instead earned his wealth by winning three BDO World Championships.

Glen Durrant: $1,000,000
made the switch to the PDC in 2019 after winning three BDO world titles, and he still thrills fans despite not taking home a major.

The two-time world champion became the first player to earn $1 million from his exploits on the oche, and he is credited with bringing the sport to greater prominence in the 1990s.

7. John Part – $1,5,000,000
In 2018, the Canadian retired with three world titles under his belt and a lifetime earnings of over $1 million.

6. Adrian Lewis: $2,000,000

Lewis earned the moniker “Moonlight” in 2005 after he won large in Las Vegas but was too young to claim his winnings. But the two-time PDC world champion has made $2 million in darts.

Peter Wright, fifth place, $2.5 mil.

4. The $3 million of Gary Anderson
The Scotsman has two consecutive PDC world titles under his belt, and sponsorships with him His bank balance has also improved thanks to Unicorn and Lonsdale.

3. $4 million for Raymond van Barneveld
One of the all-time greats, “Barney,” has amassed $4 million in darts thanks to his longevity.

2. Michael Gerwen, who has $8 million
Even though “Mighty Mike” is only 34 years old, he has already won three PDC world titles, $7 million in prize money, and sponsorship from Target Dart and Unibet.

1. $10 million for Phil Taylor.