World Matchplay Darts Betting Tips Pt 2

Adrian Lewis vs Mervyn King is the final match of the evening and this one is likely to fall in favour of the venerable Adrian Lewis. He is trading at a very slim 1/4 price tag while his counterpart can be backed at 3/1. You reckon that Lewis already has his eye on his next match, which could potentially throw him off his game. However, he has been rock solid as of late and looks good to get the job done here ahead of the quarter finals tomorrow. 

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The outright wagering is certainly a lot more interesting these days now that there is some proper competition instead of Phil Taylor floating the market at 1/5 and seeming unbeatable throughout. It was always tough to get outright prices in darts but now things have opened up a bit with the emergence of Michael van Gerwen.

As it currently stands, you’ll be able to find 7/4 on the Dutchman with Taylor looming a much larger 11/4 listing. Adrian Lewis can be backed at 11/2 and that’s not a bad price especially when you factor in the 1/3 odds given on an each-way wager on the top two places. 

Effectively, it’s a bet on Lewis to make the final and if you reckon Taylor might slip up then you might do well putting a bit of dosh on there and collecting regardless of how the outright results actually pans out. 

James Wade is trading at 8/1 while Gary Anderson and Simon Whitlock are available at 12/1 and 14/1, respectively. Paul Nicholson is the longest shot on the board right now and can be backed at 80/1 to win the World Matchplay Darts.