Win Matt Edgar's Match-Worn Shirt from the WDF World Open in Las Vegas with OLBG Prizes

Win the match-worn 'Edgar World Order' shirt Matt Edgar wore during his WDF World Open runner-up run in Las Vegas, plus a set of Mission darts. Just 350 tickets at 99p.
Win Matt Edgar's Match-Worn Shirt from the WDF World Open in Las Vegas with OLBG Prizes
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  • The actual match-worn 'Edgar World Order' shirt from Matt Edgar's WDF World Open runner-up run
  • Bundled with a set of Matt Edgar Mission darts
  • 60 instant win prizes across the 350-ticket pool

Straight from the Vegas Stage

OLBG Prizes has landed one of the most timely darts memorabilia prizes of the year, the actual match-worn 'Edgar World Order' shirt Matt Edgar pulled on for the WDF World Open final in Las Vegas last week, where he came within a game of the title.

Edgar's run to the final made him one of the storylines of the tournament, and the shirt on offer here is the one he wore for it.

Bundled together with a set of Matt Edgar Mission darts, this prize package puts a piece of last week's Vegas darts story directly onto the winner's shelf. 

Just 350 tickets are available at 99p each, with 60 instant wins layered in on top.

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What's Included in the Prize

Two pieces, both from Edgar, both tied to the same tournament run.

🎯 Main Prize Includes:

👕 Match-worn orange 'Edgar World Order' shirt from the WDF World Open in Las Vegas

🎯 Set of Matt Edgar Mission darts

This is the exact shirt Edgar wore during his run to runner-up at the Rio Hotel & Casino, not a signed replica - the real thing. 

The orange 'Edgar World Order' branding has become a fixture of his stage look, and this is the version he wore on the biggest evening of last week's festival.

60 Instant Wins Across the Ticket Pool

Alongside the headline shirt-and-darts package, OLBG Prizes has built 60 instant-win prizes into the 350-ticket pool, with a mix of darts kit and site credit.

Instant Win PrizeQuantity
Set of 3 Darts Flights30
Site Credit30

The instant wins pay out at the point of purchase. Site credit lands automatically in the winner's OLBG wallet, and the flights are dispatched weekly once the winner completes their claim. 

With 60 instant wins across 350 tickets, roughly one in every six entries takes home a prize.

Key Info at a Glance

DetailInformation
Ticket Price£0.99
Ticket Cap350
Draw TypeAuto Draw
Main PrizeMatch-worn 'Edgar World Order' shirt + Mission darts
Instant Wins60 (30 dart flight sets, 30 site credits)
EligibilityUK residents aged 18+
Free Entry RoutePostal (registration required)
Winner ContactWithin 24 hours by phone or email

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