2010 PDC WORLD DARTS CHAMPIONSHIP BETTING ODDS

The action is well under way at the 2010 PDC World Darts Championship and we expect plenty more excitement at London’s Alexandra Palace. The first round fixtures are just starting to finish up and we are getting set for a blockbuster second round. I expect things to be very competitive before we get to the quarter finals where we play best of 9’s as opposed to best of 7’s.
888sports is offering up a first rate selection of match-betting options and in-play betting markets on the PDC World Darts Championship. You can select from markets like match correct score, highest checkout, 180s match betting, set betting, set correct score, leg winners, leg 180s and next 180. Opportunities abound and the reward is always good when you back something out of the ordinary to happen in live darts.
In terms of the tournament betting, you’ll be able to back your favourite players to win during a limited window between the different rounds of the championship. Currently, and this is a guideline only, we expect the odds to be heavily in favour of Phil “The Power” Taylor to retain the title he regained from Raymond van Barneveld last year.
Phil Taylor is 1/3 to win the 2010 PDC World Darts Championship with the closest competitor being James Wade at 8/1. Expect to see Raymond van Barneveld’s odds at 10/1 with Gary Anderson at 12/1. The odds then take another big jump to Adrian Lewis at 28/1 with Mervyn King trading at 33/1. Terry Jenkins is 40/1 while Kevin Painter trades at 50/1.
Other notables include Co Stompe at 100/1, Vincent van der Voort also at 100/1, Canadian John Part at 80/1, Ronnie Baxter at 80/1 and Michael van Gerwin at 150/1.