FormatThe format had a slight change from 2005. Previously, all twelve legs of a match had to be completed – regardless of whether a winner had already been determined. From 2006, a match would finish when a player reached the 8 legs victory target, unless the match reached 7–7 when the points would be shared and the match drawn.
VenuesLike the inaugural Premier League Darts event, all 11 venues were used, but this time venues in Scotland and Wales were also used.
ResultsKing George's Hall, Blackburn
| Score | | Wayne Mardle
Seaburn Leisure Centre, Sunderland
| Score | | Ronnie Baxter
AECC, Aberdeen
| Score | | Colin Lloyd
Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
| Score | | Phil Taylor
Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth
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Nine-dart finishThe Premier League's first nine-dart finish occurred, when Raymond van Barneveld hit one during the ninth leg of his match against Peter Manley, checking out with T20, T19 and D12.
Sands Centre, Carlisle
| Score | | Phil Taylor
Newport Centre, Newport
| Score | | Roland Scholten 
The Dome Leisure Centre, Doncaster
| Score | | Phil Taylor
Stevenage Arts & Leisure Centre, Stevenage
| Score | | Roland Scholten
4 May – Week 10Rivermead Centre, Reading
| Score | | Peter Manley
'''Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth'''
Table and streaksTableNB: LWAT = Legs Won Against Throw. Players separated by +/- leg difference if tied.
StreaksNB: W = Won
D = Drawn
L = Lost
N/A = Did not play
Player statisticsThe following statistics are for the league stage only. Playoffs are not included.
- Longest unbeaten run: 12
- Most consecutive wins: 6
- Most consecutive draws: 1
- Most consecutive losses: 0
- Longest without a win: 1
- Biggest victory: 8–1
- Biggest defeat: ''Player Undefeated''
- Longest unbeaten run: 7
- Most consecutive wins: 4
- Most consecutive draws: 1
- Most consecutive losses: 1
- Longest without a win: 1
- Biggest victory: 8–1
- Biggest defeat: 6–8
- Longest unbeaten run: 4
- Most consecutive wins: 2
- Most consecutive draws: 2
- Most consecutive losses: 4
- Longest without a win: 4
- Biggest victory: 8–3
- Biggest defeat: 3–8
- Longest unbeaten run: 2
- Most consecutive wins: 1
- Most consecutive draws: 1
- Most consecutive losses: 2
- Longest without a win: 3
- Biggest victory: 8–4
- Biggest defeat: 1–8
- Longest unbeaten run: 2
- Most consecutive wins: 1
- Most consecutive draws: 1
- Most consecutive losses: 2
- Longest without a win: 5
- Biggest victory: 8–3
- Biggest defeat: 1–8
- Longest unbeaten run: 2
- Most consecutive wins: 2
- Most consecutive draws: 0
- Most consecutive losses: 5
- Longest without a win: 5
- Biggest victory: 8–3
- Biggest defeat: 1–8
- Longest unbeaten run: 3
- Most consecutive wins: 1
- Most consecutive draws: 3
- Most consecutive losses: 5
- Longest without a win: 9
- Biggest victory: 8–5
- Biggest defeat: 2–8
Top match AveragesDarts averages are based on the total number of points scored divided number of darts thrown. There were 16 matches where a player managed an average in excess of 100 per visit to the board. Phil Taylor achieved this during seven matches, Raymond van Barneveld six times. Roland Scholten, Ronnie Baxter and Peter Manley each averaged over 100 during one match in the competition.
- 107.75 – Phil Taylor v Peter Manley
- 106.79 – Phil Taylor v Colin Lloyd
- 105.03 – Phil Taylor v Roland Scholten
- 104.75 – Phil Taylor v Raymond van Barneveld
- 104.35 – Raymond van Barneveld v Ronnie Baxter
- 104.13 – Roland Scholten v Raymond van Barneveld
- 103.44 – Raymond van Barneveld v Wayne Mardle
- 102.19 – Phil Taylor v Peter Manley
- 101.33 – Ronnie Baxter v Raymond van Barneveld
- 101.72 – Raymond van Barneveld v Colin Lloyd
- 101.05 – Phil Taylor v Ronnie Baxter
- 101.04 – Raymond van Barneveld v Phil Taylor
- 100.88 – Phil Taylor v Raymond van Barneveld
- 100.69 – Raymond van Barneveld v Peter Manley
- 100.55 – Raymond van Barneveld v Wayne Mardle
- 100.35 – Peter Manley v Phil Taylor
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