Damon Heta smashed a spectacular nine-darter and got another £60,000 for a lucky fan at the World Darts Championship.

The Aussie No.1 took the roof off the Ally Pally just two sets into the tournament resumption after Christmas break with his perfect leg.

Heta, who wired a double 12 to hit one in his opening game of the tournament six days ago, made no mistake on the double 12 this time to send the crowd and his opponent Luke Woodhouse wild with delight.

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His magical work sparked a cash bonanza for a second time in the tournament after Dutch ace Christian Kist hit one in the opening week of the tournament.

Tournament sponsors Paddy Power are shelling out £180,000 every time there’s a nine.

The money is split £60,000 to Heta. £60,000 to Prostate Cancer UK with their BIGGER 180 campaign and £60,000 to a randomly chosen fan.

Railway worker Kris was selected randomly by camera on the big screens after the Kist hit and another winner is on the way once the fourth set is concluded after The Heat caught fire.

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