Fallon Sherrock does not have a reliable published net worth figure, but two hard numbers frame her finances: the £501,000 she won by beating Luke Littler live on Netflix on 30 October 2026, and the £248,598 of net assets her darts company reported at 31 March 2025. They cover different periods, and neither one is her personal wealth.
Websites quoting a net worth of around $2 million for Sherrock do not show where the number comes from, so treat it as a guess. What follows sticks to what can be checked: prize money reported by the BBC, the Independent and others, and the accounts she files at Companies House.
Fallon Sherrock at a glance
| Item | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 32 | BBC Sport |
| Known as | "Queen of the Palace" | BBC Sport |
| Biggest prize | £501,000, Beat Luke Littler (Netflix, 30 October 2026) | Independent, Sporting Life |
| Previous biggest prize | £25,000, third round of the 2020 PDC World Championship | Independent |
| Career prize money before Netflix | Around £250,000 (SportBible); £163,500 across the events Salary Sport tracks | SportBible, Salary Sport |
| Company | Fallon Sherrock Dart Promotions Ltd (12376208), sole director, 75%+ shareholder | Companies House |
| Company net assets | £248,598 at 31 March 2025 | Companies House |
| Honours | MBE for services to darts (2023) | BBC Sport |
How she won £501,000 in one leg
Netflix's Beat Luke Littler was a one-off live show from Manchester, hosted by Gary Lineker. Each challenger got a single leg of 501 against the world number one, and the first to win it took £501,000. According to Sporting Life, Sherrock was one of 24 selected challengers, and Littler had already beaten 14 opponents when she stepped up.
She got there through a viewer vote. The BBC reports she took 75% of the votes against Germany's Jarod Becker. She then won the bull, hit a 180 and finished on double 20.
The Independent calls it the biggest prize of her career and the second-highest single payout in darts, behind the £1m that goes to the world champion. For context, Littler's own earnings are covered in our Luke Littler net worth piece.
Why her inclusion was criticised
Sherrock's inclusion drew criticism, given her record on television. Netflix's answer, quoted by City AM, was that entry was "open only to people aged 12 and over who do not hold – and have never held – a PDC Tour Card", and that challengers queued for heats in London or Manchester and had to complete a leg of 501 in 24 darts or fewer.
"At the end of the day, I fit the criteria for this. I've never had a tour card, and I wouldn't class myself as a pro really." — Fallon Sherrock, speaking to the Press Association
PDC president Barry Hearn backed her on X, calling her "a worthy winner of a life changing amount of money". Littler's reaction was to ask whether Netflix would run the event again next year.
Her prize money before Netflix
At the 2020 PDC World Championship, played in December 2019, Sherrock became the first woman to win a match at the tournament, beating Ted Evetts and then Mensur Suljovic before losing to Chris Dobey in round three. That run paid £25,000, which until last month was her biggest cheque.
Other notable paydays, as reported:
- £20,000 for reaching the quarter-finals of the 2021 Grand Slam of Darts (SportBible, Salary Sport); ESPN describes her as the first woman to get that far.
- £10,000 for winning the inaugural Women's World Matchplay in July 2022 (ESPN).
- Prize money from the PDC Women's Series, where the BBC counts 21 wins.
Totals differ. SportBible put her career prize money at around £250,000 before the Netflix show, plus sponsorship. The Salary Sport tracker counts £163,500, but only for the events it records. On either figure, the Netflix prize is bigger than everything she had won on the oche before it.
What her company accounts show
Sherrock set up Fallon Sherrock Dart Promotions Limited on 23 December 2019. Companies House lists her as the sole active director and as the person with significant control, holding 75% or more of the shares. Its business is described as "other sports activities".
| Year to | Net assets | Cash at bank |
|---|---|---|
| 31 March 2022 | £153,426 | £193,870 |
| 31 March 2023 | £246,266 | £252,889 |
| 31 March 2024 | £251,440 | £244,420 |
| 31 March 2025 | £248,598 | £247,443 |
Net assets rose by £92,840 in the year to March 2023, then barely moved: £251,440 at March 2024 and £248,598 at March 2025. The 2025 accounts report an average of one employee.
Two caveats matter. These are company figures, not her personal wealth: they say nothing about money she may have drawn out, property she owns, savings in her own name or her personal income. And the Netflix win falls outside every set of accounts filed so far. The next accounts, to 31 March 2026, are due by 31 December 2026; if the prize is routed through the company at all, it falls in the accounting year ending 31 March 2027.
So what is Fallon Sherrock worth?
Nobody outside her circle can say with any precision, and we won't invent a number. What the public record supports is this: £248,598 of company net assets at 31 March 2025; career prize money before Netflix of around £250,000 according to SportBible, or £163,500 across the events Salary Sport tracks; and now a single £501,000 prize. Whether that prize goes through the company, and how much she keeps after tax, isn't known. These figures overlap in ways the public record doesn't show, so adding them up would not give her net worth.
Her own words are worth noting. "I feel like people think I have more money than I have, and I really haven't," she told reporters after the win, according to The Sun. She added that what she keeps "depends how much I get taxed".
What she plans to do with the money
Asked about the money, Sherrock said she would "spoil Rory", her son, and "probably buy a house with it". Phil Taylor said she could now "buy herself a house, rent-free for the rest of her life, no mortgages", as reported by Darts Report.
Next up, SportBible reports that she has qualified for this year's PDC World Championship through the Women's Series. For a wider look at how top earners in other sports compare, see our breakdowns of Keely Hodgkinson's earnings and Daniel Dubois's company accounts.
Figures checked on 7 November 2026. Net worth estimates for private individuals are informed guesses, not audited values, and this article is not financial advice.
