Twenty-four darts enthusiasts are getting an opportunity to challenge Luke Littler with the chance of securing a massive cash prize. Netflix is broadcasting Beat Luke Littler live on Friday, October 30 at 7pm UK time as The Nuke puts his reputation on the line. Participants will receive only one leg to defeat Littler and they will walk away £501,000 richer if they succeed. Thousands auditioned for the program, and here are the chosen individuals.

Who are the 24 contestants on Beat Luke Littler?

Jarod Becker (The Finisher, 23, Hildesheim, Germany): A kindergarten teacher who plans to open his own darts sports bar if he wins.

Lauren Bloomfield (Bloomy, 30, Kent): A Nando's restaurant manager who was introduced to darts by her late mum. She plans to spend the money raising her two young children.

Tony Cole (Top Cat, 39, South Wales): A bank business adviser who has never played darts against another person before.

Ashley Coleman (The Prince of Darkness, 29, Suffolk): The qualified bricklayer owns more than 750 sets of darts, including vintage sets used in the past by famous pros. He is also an experienced player, having competed in more than 1,000 tournaments.

Makinley Cooper-Johnson (Mighty Mak, 14): The youngster has promised his brother a new car if he wins.

Pwyll ap Llyr Edwards (Cambi One Eighty, 34, Bala, Wales): A fencing contractor whose first language is Welsh and keeps bees at home.

Taylon Forrester (The Trash Man, 18, Bedford): The teenage bin man promises to take his family to Jamaica to meet relatives they have never met if he beats Littler.

Zac Griffiths (Boy In The Corner, 25, Hereford): He works as an electrical engineer and has tattoos dedicated to three Catfish and the Bottlemen albums.

Jacob Gwynne (The Cracker, 27, Leeds): The civil servant cut short his honeymoon to attend the London auditions. He was part of the first father and son duo to play darts for Yorkshire County.

Sonny Johal (The Viking, 29, Derby): A driving instructor and former amateur boxer who was named Junior Boxer of the Year for Derbyshire and the Midlands.

Will Kemp (Tempo Kempo, 30, Harrogate): The recruitment consultant discovered his love of playing darts while recovering from a heart attack a year ago.

Mitchell Lawrie (Wee Sox, 15, Glasgow): Lawrie is the reigning WDF youth champion and world No1.

Pearse Mackle (Fierce Pearse Mackle, 21, County Cavan, Ireland): The student has played youth darts for Ireland.

Bhav Patel (Breaking Bhav, 36, London): He runs five pharmacies across Kent and has dreams of opening his own darts venue should he win.

Mark Pooke (Who Are Ya, 57, London): The university maintenance technician, was on the PDC circuit in his younger days, playing Phil 'The Power' Taylor. Pooke hit a 12-dart leg at the auditions.

Jasper Scarrott (Nine Scarrott Gold, 54, York): He has served in the British Army for 38 years and won the inaugural Army Darts Championship.

Katie Sheldon (The Dublin Diamond, 22, Dublin): A wire assembler and avid darts player, who regularly competes in tournaments.

Fallon Sherrock (Queen Of The Palace, 32, Milton Keynes): The top darts player has played in several of the biggest competitions, winning matches at the World Championship.

Kasey Smith (Smiffy, 16, Manchester): He is an aspiring criminologist who competed in morris dancing before his recent darts success.

Zac Spain (Zacariah The Electrifiah, 30, Melbourne, Australia): The man from Down Under is a professional jockey who has won the Great North Darwin Cup on Watadeel.

Brett Todd (Jarra Arra Junior, 25, Newcastle): The British Army helicopter technician holds the record for second-highest bungee jump ever.

Jayden Walker (The Young Gun, 14, Dorset): Two years ago he was pulled from the crowd by YouTuber and Littler's pal Angryginge to partner him in a tournament, which they won.

Theodore Wallich (The Moustache Kid, 23, Paris): The student originally from Brittany has only been playing darts for three years.

David Wawrzewski (Wozzysonfire, 50, London): Has been playing darts for 40 years ago and founded a darts academy to coach youngsters.