I've kept seeing a Luke Littler darts event advertised on Netflix and it initially had me intrigued. Unfortunately, I no longer am.
The commercials for Beat Luke Littler teased the prospected of '20 amateurs' going up against the professional live a week from tonight.
Netflix revealed the cast of opponents last night.
Not what was written on the tin. At all.
The line-up includes players who are far off from being amateurs.
Going by the ad, I expected the most random of players attempting to beat Littler and secure a life-changing amount of money. Similar, in ways to how famous darts players from back in the day would tour boozers across the country and square off against locals.
Is that still a thing?!
I may have been suckered in from the advertising, but I feel more empathy for those people who jetted into the UK to try out for this show and the chance of winning £501,000.
I urge you to look for the advert and see it for yourself. It's a blatant example of a bait-and-switch if ever I saw one.
It should go without saying my interest level has evaporated.
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