Luke Humphries
No. 2 PDC« Cool Hand »
England
- AgeAge
- 31 years
- Titles since 2022Titles
- 15 since 2022
- Career earningsEarnings
- £4,410,675 in his career
- Throwing handThrowing hand
- Right-handed
- Walk-onWalk-on
- I Predict A Riot - Kaiser Chiefs
Luke Humphries Biography
Luke Humphries, nicknamed "Cool Hand" (after the 1967 film Cool Hand Luke), was born on 11 February 1995 in Reading, Berkshire, England. He is currently the PDC world number two as of May 2026, with £3.8 million in career PDC prize money.
A former roofer before turning fully professional in 2018, Humphries built a remarkable career before reaching world number one on 3 January 2024 — a position he held for almost two years before being overtaken by Luke Littler in November 2025. His most prestigious title remains the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship, won at Alexandra Palace.
In 2026, he remains a formidable competitor with three victories (Players Championship 4, Czech Darts Open, Players Championship 17) and two runner-up finishes (World Masters, Premier League). He hit a televised nine-dart finish at the 2026 World Masters against Luke Woodhouse — his eighth in his career. His 2026 average exceeds 99 points per dart, and he posted 105.60 in the Premier League final.
With £3.8 million in career PDC prize money, Humphries ranks among the sport's highest earners. His total net worth, including sponsorship deals with Red Dragon Darts, is estimated between £2 million and £5 million.
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Luke Humphries Walk-On
I Predict A RiotKaiser Chiefs
Luke Humphries walks on to “I Predict A Riot” by Kaiser Chiefs: it is the song played as he walks to the stage before his matches.
Latest news about Luke Humphries
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World Grand Prix · 5 Oct 2026
World Grand Prix: Luke Humphries beats Gerwyn Price to claim a second title
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11 Sep 2026
Luke Humphries talks about the turning point that changed his career
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Czech Darts Open · 7 Sep 2026
Luke Littler beats Humphries to relaunch his European season in Prague
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Czech Darts Open · 5 Sep 2026
Czech Darts Open 2026: Littler, Humphries and Van Gerwen reach Prague quarter-finals
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Czech Darts Open · 5 Sep 2026
Beau Greaves makes history in Prague ahead of Humphries
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Czech Darts Open · 3 Sep 2026
2026 Czech Darts Open: Greaves on Humphries path as Littler learns route
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Players Championship · 26 Aug 2026
Luke Humphries wins Players Championship 28 and regains world number two spot
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World Matchplay · 21 Jul 2026
Cameron Menzies goes from Humphries 170 to World Matchplay withdrawal
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World Matchplay · 18 Jul 2026
World Matchplay 2026: how to watch Littler and Humphries in Blackpool