[World Darts Championship]

On 31/12/2016, 14:22:12, mcsilks said:

Semi Final time in the darts. One I like with PP is:

Gary Anderson @ 5/6  Most 180s & Win Match  Gary Anderson v Peter Wright

If Anderson wins the match, then he will hit more 180's because that's what he does. He always hit lots of maximums against an opponent that whilst maybe better at hitting his doubles, doesn't tend to outscore his opponents on the 180's.

 

Nothing on the Barney game because RVB is just simply unpredictable though a win for MVG is in little doubt.

Exceptional stuff. Your natural thinking is top draw. All based on experience of watching these guys. Props.

[World Darts Championship]

On 17/12/2016, 20:35:38, Mullahoran said:

Thanks Sir Puntalot.

Have one bet for tomorrows action in the match between former Bdo World champion Mark Webster v Joe Murnan.

Its fair to say Mark Webster hasn't fulfilled his promise since when he won his world title and his first few years on the PDC circuit. But ever since his year in the Premier league he hasn't been the same player. You would have expected him to be a top 16 player year on year though he lies in 25 place. Webster best effort this year has been reaching the quarter final in the UK open but otherwise its been nothing special.

But in saying all this Webster has a decent record in the World champs, has reached 2 semi/finals, a quarters and last 16 last year and only lost once in the first round to former world champ Ritchie Burnett. He will more than likely average somewhere between 90 to 95.

Murnan has done ok on the floor tournaments but as far as I can make out has only won 1 match on TV and that was in last years world champs in low quality match v Andy Hamilton apart from that he has lost his others only once averaging in the 90's. In the recent players championship finals where his match was on the non TV board he lost 6-0 averaging 78.

Have to expect that Mark Webster should have a bit too much for Murnan.

2.5pts on Mark Webster to beat Joe Murnan at 8/11 PP.

 

This was top draw. You played on the experience factor and it intuitively, so deep. Well done!