Pluto TV and Modus Super Series will again team up for the third edition of International Pairs, with the darts tournament streaming live and exclusively on the MODUS Super Series Darts channel from April 20-25 across the United States, UK, Europe and Canada.
The nation-versus-nation competition will feature 12 countries and 24 players, with all 104 matches played in pairs format. Six teams will advance to the final on Saturday, April 25.
Pluto TV said the event would once again offer full live coverage of the tournament, allowing viewers to follow the competition from the group stages through to the final.
Olivier Jollet, executive vice president and general manager, Pluto International, said: “Bringing premium, fast-growing and culturally relevant sports to as many fans as possible is a key focus for Pluto TV. International Pairs 3 proves that world-class competition can thrive on free streaming — reaching more people and creating bigger moments without a paywall. With two successful editions behind us, we’re excited to return for a third and keep raising the bar.”
Chris Murphy, CEO and executive producer of Modus Super Series, said the event had become an established part of the darts calendar.
“This is the third year of International Pairs and the growth has been remarkable. What started as an exciting experiment has become a cornerstone event in the MODUS calendar, with viewing figures and fan engagement growing year on year.”
The competing nations include reigning champions Ireland, represented by John O’Shea and Conor Heneghan, while England will field Fallon Sherrock and Steve Beaton. Wales, Belgium, Kenya and the Netherlands have also been confirmed, with Scotland, Croatia, Northern Ireland, Germany, Canada and the US completing the line-up.
Pluto TV and Modus Super Series said the player roster includes former world champions, former PDC Tour Card holders and leading names from across the international darts circuit.
The tournament will be carried on Pluto TV’s dedicated MODUS Super Series Darts channel.
