Stephen Bunting's purchase speaks volumes after darts favourite rakes in nearly £200,000 in 2025
BUNSEN BURNER Stephen Bunting's purchase speaks volumes after darts favourite rakes in nearly £200,000 in 2025
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STEPHEN BUNTING has revealed the humble treat he has bought after banking nearly £200,000 in 2025.
The darts star, 40, has set the oche alight this season with some brilliant performances.
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Stephen Bunting bought himself a humble treat after netting nearly £200,000
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Bunting first lit up Ally Pally with a run to the semis at the World Darts Championship.
He then secured his first World Series title with victory over Gerwyn Price at the Bahrain Darts Masters.
And although he eventually finished bottom of the Premier League table, Bunting did manage to go one better than Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross by picking up a win on Night Nine in Berlin.
As a result of his success, The Bullet has managed to pocket almost £200k in prize money.
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His Premier League win secured a tasty £10,000 jackpot.
While Bunting's performances in ranking events raked in £172k.
But instead of splashing the cash on something extravagant, Bunting has instead chosen to buy something for all his family to enjoy.
Speaking to Spin Bet, he revealed he has bought a caravan at a site in North Wales.
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Just 90 minutes away from his home in Cheshire, it means Bunting and his family can make a quick getaway for a quiet break.
He revealed: "Part of my money went on the garden and then we've also just bought a caravan in a Haven site in North Wales.
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'It's a lovely getaway from the house and from playing darts to spend some time with my family.
"Haven sites are always great for the kids so there is plenty to do there, and it isn't too far away with it being an hour-and-a-half from down the road. I can be in my own luxury caravan out of the way and loving life."
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