Darts Has A HUGE Problem… | Darts Talk

Gary Anderson's 50 hit the bull and ended up on the floor, and it isn't the first time. Charlie Murphy and Matt Edgar on darts' rejected-dart problem. Charlie was at the World Grand Prix this week and saw it first-hand, along with a surprisingly quiet arena and rows of empty seats. He and Edgar discuss why rejected darts keep happening at the top level, and why fans want something said publicly. Edgar explains that action is being taken behind the scenes, even if none of it has been made public yet. Then Edgar makes the case that Phil Taylor and Luke Littler can never fairly be compared, because the boards Taylor played on had far less scoring area. He also shares what it was like to face Taylor in his prime, as Taylor prepares to return at the Modus Super Series. Plus: Charlie and Edgar pick their Grand Prix winners. Who's yours? Let us know in the comments. 00:00 Empty seats at the Grand Prix 01:09 What makes a great darts atmosphere 04:59 Are darts nights too long? 05:24 Why you can't please everyone 07:37 Van Gerwen out again 08:57 Gary Anderson's 50 on the floor 14:24 Why you can't compare Taylor and Littler 15:57 Phil Taylor's comeback 18:02 What it was like playing Phil Taylor 19:48 Who wins the Grand Prix?