Why pro darts players need sponsors to survive
Throwing tiny arrows at a corkboard in a pub is surprisingly serious business, but the prize money won't buy you a yacht. Professional dart players function as walking billboards. Because the actual tournament winnings outside the top five players are meager, their entire economic survival depends on selling tiny squares of fabric on their oversized bowling shirts to local tire shops and meat pie companies.

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