We're giving one lucky reader the chance to win a Winmau Blade X, the most advanced dartboard ever created and the official dartboard of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), used at major televised events including the Premier League and World Darts Championship.
Designed and engineered for unrivalled performance, the Blade X is the most durable dartboard Winmau has ever produced, having undergone testing involving more than six million darts.
Built with the deepest sisal bed of any previous Winmau board, it maximises impact absorption while delivering exceptional self-healing properties to maintain a pristine playing surface for longer.
Each board is handcrafted using premium Kenyan sisal, chosen for its exceptional fibre density, with more than five million fibres incorporated into every dartboard. The result is a consistently responsive playing surface engineered to perform at the very highest level.
Whether you're a seasoned darts player looking to upgrade your setup or a newcomer inspired by the sport's growing popularity, the Blade X delivers a professional playing experience that feels every bit as good as it performs.
Answer the question below for your chance to win this cutting-edge piece of darts technology from the world's leading dartboard manufacturer.
The question is: Who is the current PDC world darts champion?
Competition closes: 30th September 2026
By entering the competition, it is deemed that the entrant accepts the terms and conditions stated below.
No purchase necessary.
Prize cannot be exchanged for cash equivalent.
Prize is not transferable.
One entry per person, no bulk or third-party entries, unless the rules of the competition state so.
No responsibility can be taken for any lost or delayed entries.
Winner must be 18 years old or over.
The winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries and will be notified by email.
The winner will need to confirm acceptance within 7 days of being notified. If the winner does not confirm acceptance within this timeframe, the promoter has the right to pick another winner.