The countdown is on to the festive fiesta at Ally Pally – and our traders have hit the bullseye with the latest Paddy Power World Darts Championship odds.
Luke Humphries will be back to defend the Sid Waddell Trophy after beating teenage sensation Luke Littler in a gripping finale at the start of the calendar year.
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It’s less than two months before the oche action gets underway on Sunday, 15th December and, it’s fair to say, the hype is building.
The latest World Darts Championship odds are on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app, otherwise, the prices for the leading contenders to win the Sid Waddell Trophy can be seen on our snazzy betting widgets below.
Luke Humphries is the favourite to win the Paddy Power World Darts Championship after a simply incredible year on the oche.
‘Cool Hand Luke’ has not looked back since lifting the Sid Waddell Trophy at the start of the year by adding the World Matchplay, New Zealand Darts Masters and World Cup of Darts to his CV.
Humphries also reached the final of the UK Open, Premier League Darts and World Grand Prix, which suggests he is very much the player to beat, although there has not been a repeat winner since 2016.
Luke Littler is next in the betting after taking the world by storm the last time darts fever gripped the Ally Pally.
‘The Nuke’ became the youngest player in history to reach the World Darts Championship final earlier this year and his rapid rise to the top has continued with successes in Premier League Darts and World Series of Darts Finals.
Michael van Gerwen, one of the greatest to have ever picked up a set of arrows, can also be found towards the top of the betting.
The three-time world champion has failed to get his hands on a major prize in the current calendar year but reached the final of The Masters and World Matchplay.
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