Darts Tips: Mark Webster's Wednesday World Championship calls

On Wednesday, day four of the 2025 PDC World Championship, brilliantly sponsored by yours truly, continues at Ally Pally.

With plenty of action to enjoy, former darts star Mark Webster has been called up to give us his best value picks. Let’s get to it!

Mark Webster’s Darts Tips

7:15pm – Jim Williams v Paolo Nebrida
Nebrida to win

8:15pm – Madars Razma v Christian Kist
Razma to win 3-2

9:15pm – Ricky Evans v Gordon Mathers
Evans to win, have the most 180s and have the highest checkout

10:15pm – Nathan Aspinall v Leonard Gates
Aspinall over 4.5 180s

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

WHEN: 15th December – 3rd January
WHERE: Alexandra Palace, London
TV: Sky Sports

7:15pm – Jim Williams v Paolo Nebrida

Nebrida to win

It’s day four at Ally Pally and we’ve got four games to get stuck into.

First up is Jim Williams v Paolo Nebrida and I think there’s value in backing an upset. I’m not convinced by Williams over the last 12 months at all. Nebrida have Michael Smith a scare in the Bahrain Darts Masters. He’s more than capable and he’s a decent price to win.

8:15pm – Madars Razma v Christian Kist

Razma to win 3-2

Next up is Madars Razma v Christian Kist and this could be a close affair. Kist qualified last year but he was blown away by Luke Littler. Expect a deciding set on Wednesday night and I’m siding with Razma to win 3-2.

9:15pm – Ricky Evans v Gordon Mathers

Evans to win, have the most 180s and have the highest checkout

Ricky Evans v Gordon Mathers is the penultimate match. Evans was one of the last people to qualify for the tournament which is puzzling. He’s played well and he’s explosive on the big stage. I’m expecting him to dominate so I’m on Evans to win, have the most 180s and have the highest checkout.

10:15pm – Nathan Aspinall v Leonard Gates

Over 4.5 180s

Finally, we’ve got Nathan Aspinall v Leonard Gates. Gates came through the tie with Cameron Menzies but Aspinall is the worthy favourite for this. He should’t have any problems in winning the game but the value lies in the 180s market. Over 4.5 180s is a decent price.