The 2025 Poland Darts Masters, known as the 2025 Superbet Poland Darts Masters for sponsorship reasons, was the third staging of the professional darts tournament by the Professional Darts Corporation, and the fifth event in the 2025 World Series of Darts. The tournament featured 16 players (eight elite PDC players and eight Eastern Europe representatives) and was held at the PreZero Arena in Gliwice, Poland between 4âÂÂ5 July 2025.
Luke Littler was the defending champion after defeating Rob Cross 8âÂÂ3 in the 2024 final. However, he lost 7âÂÂ3 to Stephen Bunting in the semi-finals.
Gerwyn Price won the tournament and the fourth World Series title of his career after beating Bunting 8âÂÂ7 in the final.
Eight elite PDC representatives were drawn to play eight Eastern Europe representatives in the first round on Friday 4 July; the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final all took place on Saturday 5 July. All matches were in leg play format, with the number of legs required to win increasing as the tournament progressed:
The winner received ã30,000. The total prize fund was ã100,000.
The tournament was broadcast on ITV4 in the United Kingdom and TVP Sport in Poland. Other broadcasters included DAZN in Germany, Austria and Switzerland; Viaplay in the Netherlands, Iceland, the Baltic states and Scandinavia; TV Nova in the Czech Republic and Slovakia; Fox Sports in Australia; Sky Sport in New Zealand; AMC Pragosport in Hungary; VTM in Belgium; FanDuel in the United States and Brazil; Maincast in Ukraine and Rigour in China. It is also available on PDCTV to international subscribers.
The PDC announced the eight players participating as their elite representatives on 15 April. World number one Luke Humphries did not participate due to family reasons.
The seedings were based on the 2025 World Series rankings after four events:
The six Eastern European Tour Card holders automatically qualified, with the remaining two spots allocated to the winners of qualifiers in Hungary and Poland. The Hungarian qualifier was won by György Jehirszki, who defeated János Végsà  in the final. In the 158-player Polish qualifier, Krzysztof Kciuk beat Mirosà Âaw Grudziecki in the final to secure the last spot.
Seven out of the eight elite PDC representatives won their opening match. The only Eastern Europe representative to succeed was Polish number one Krzysztof Ratajski, who defeated Jonny Clayton 6âÂÂ3 in front of his home crowd. Defending champion Luke Littler battled past Karel SedláÃÂek to win 6âÂÂ4, with Littler calling SedláÃÂek a "top player" after their match. Chris Dobey won the opening match of the session by beating Hungarian qualifier György Jehirszki 6âÂÂ1, including checkouts of 170 and 167 from Dobey. Gerwyn Price and Rob Cross advanced to the second round following wins over Poland's Sebastian Biaà Âecki and Krzysztof Kciuk respectively. Michael van Gerwen was critical of his performance in his 6âÂÂ4 victory over Pero LjubiÃÂ, while also branding Ljubiàa "pub player". Stephen Bunting defeated Tytus Kanik 6âÂÂ3, and Nathan Aspinall closed out the first round with a 6âÂÂ4 win against Radek Szagaà Âski.
As the only remaining Eastern Europe representative, Krzysztof Ratajski came within a leg away from reaching the semi-finals, but he was defeated by Stephen Bunting for the second year in a row, who won the deciding leg with a 150 checkout. After back-to-back defeats to Nathan Aspinall at the Nordic Masters and the US Masters, Luke Littler rebounded by beating Aspinall 6âÂÂ3 to advance, including a 170 checkout. Gerwyn Price defeated Chris Dobey 6âÂÂ2, while Rob Cross eliminated Michael van Gerwen through a 6âÂÂ4 victory. In the semi-finals, Luke Littler produced another 170 checkout but ultimately lost 7âÂÂ3 to Stephen Bunting. Gerwyn Price won seven of the last eight legs in his match with Rob Cross to prevail by the same scoreline, setting up a final between Bunting and Price. This marked Bunting's fourth World Series final in 2025, as he aimed to match Gary Anderson and Phil Taylor's record of winning three World Series titles in one year. Price looked to reverse the result of the Bahrain Masters final from earlier in the year, where Bunting was victorious.
In the final, Price managed to level the score early as he produced a 137 checkout to make it 2âÂÂ2. However, Bunting took a 4âÂÂ2 going into the interval. Price found form once the match resumed, eventually leading 7âÂÂ5 in a race to eight legs. At 7âÂÂ6, Bunting missed three darts at double 12 to force a deciding leg, but Price missed three match darts at double 20, allowing Bunting to hit double 3 to level the score at 7âÂÂ7. In the deciding leg, Price converted a 94 checkout via a single 17 and a double-double finish (double 17 and double 20) to win his fourth World Series title in a thrilling final. Price, who arrived in Gliwice without his suitcase, averaged over 103 in the final and said that he was "over the moon" with the victory. Bunting called Price's winning double-double finish "unbelievable" and deemed it a "great ending to a brilliant game".
The draw was conducted on 3 July by Polish former footballer Jerzy Dudek. Numbers to the left of players' names show the seedings for the top four in the tournament. The figures to the right of a player's name state their three-dart average in a match. Players in bold denote match winners.