Grand Slam of Darts sweepstake.
A Grand Slam of Darts sweepstake has never had more to play with. For its twentieth year the tournament grows to 48 players in sixteen groups of three, and only the group winners go through. Plenty of big names will be heading home before the knockouts start, which is exactly what you want in an office sweepstake. Draw the 48 players between your group, give everyone one link to check, and follow it from the first night in Wolverhampton to the final on Sunday 22 November.
- Dates
- 14–22 Nov 2026
- Field
- 48 players
- Where
- WV Active Aldersley, Wolverhampton
You keep the pot. SweepSquad never handles entry money.
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Built for Grand Slam of Darts
What makes a Grand Slam of Darts sweepstake actually work.
You enter the result yourself; darts isn't one of the sports we pull automatically. The draw, the allocations, the leaderboard and the emails are all automatic.
All 48 players, drawn fairly
The field is settled on Friday 6 November. Load it, draw it in seconds, and any uneven split is shared out and flagged before you confirm.
Points for every round
Your players earn more the further they go, so a group winner who goes out in the last 16 still counts for something.
One link for the whole office
Drop it in the team chat. Everyone sees their own players on their own phone, and nobody has to find the spreadsheet.
How a Grand Slam of Darts sweepstake works at work
Do the draw once the field is complete on the evening of Friday 6 November, and before the first darts on Saturday 14 November. Everyone gets one or more of the 48 players at random.
Points come from how far each of your players gets, from the group stage through to the final. With 32 of the 48 going out in the groups, the first few nights shake the leaderboard up quickly.
It makes a good warm-up for the World Championship at Alexandra Palace, which starts on 11 December. The same group can run both.
Running an office sweepstake for the first time? Start with the practical workplace guide.
How it works
From group chat to crowned winner in three steps.
Create the sweepstake
Pick a tournament, set entry, invite your colleagues with a single link. Two minutes, no spreadsheet.
Allocate teams fairly
Seed-banded random draw means nobody hoards the favourites. Everyone sees the result land in real time.
Watch it play out
Live leaderboard, standings and a winner email when it's done. You enter each result; everything downstream is automatic.
Throughout the tournament
A live leaderboard your team will actually check.
Standings and the still-in list update the moment a result goes in. The dashboard everyone refreshes on Monday morning — and again at lunch.
- Standings update the moment you enter a result.
- Knocked-out competitors are marked out and notified by email.
- The dashboard and the still-in list always agree.
| Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Spain | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +6 | 9 | Priya |
| 2Brazil | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +4 | 7 | Tom |
| 3Japan | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 4 | Aisha |
| 4Canada | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | -5 | 0 | Marco |
Quietly considered
The boring bits, handled. The money, never.
You keep the pot
We never touch the money. Collect entries however your office already does.
Built to stay above board
Designed for low-stakes, equal-chance office sweepstakes between colleagues.
Fair by default
Seed-banded random draws so no one hoards the favourites.
Grand Slam of Darts FAQ
Questions about a Grand Slam of Darts sweepstake.
Honest answers. We're a tool, not your lawyer — local rules always apply.
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