This young darts star made an incredible rise to fame last year and is now one of the sport's biggest stars at the PDC World Championship. Littler has reached the semi-finals at Alexandra Palace, putting him one step closer to becoming a world champion. Humphries denied him an unprecedented victory in 2024, but he can't stop him at the beginning of 2025. Littler has won a total of £618,500 in prize money from major events, and approximately £1,013,500 in total.
In the PDC Order of Merit - calculated over a two-year period - his £618.5k bankings come from his success in Wolverhampton and his World Darts Championship prize money. Those events are invitationals so they don’t count towards the PDC rankings. However, by adding the £618,500 from ranked and the £395,000 from non-ranking events, Littler is now just beyond £1,000,000 in total. It is a superb return for a rising superstar who is not even 18 yet, and he’s quickly become one of the main faces in the sport of darts. He's on the brink of adding another £500,000 to his earnings too, with a World Championship title giving him a huge prize. Speaking after reaching the final four at the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship, Littler said: 'I felt the best I have in this tournament so far.'We all know the expectation and it's very different from last year. 'But tonight I felt the greatest and hopefully I can regroup and feel like I did on that stage tomorrow.' He has also secured lucrative deals with BoohooMAN and Target, estimated to be worth millions over the course of the time he works with the respective brands