Darts - 2007 World Grand Prix

[stereoman]

We're back in Dublin! Today's Bettingzone Market Moves: 1145: Raymond van Barneveld is thus far friendless in Sky Bet's World Grand Prix winner market, with the Dutchman on offer at 5/2 second favourite. Sky Bet favourite Phil Taylor (15/8) and young player of the year James Wade (14/1) have instead attracted the bulk of the support. The Sky Bet World Grand Prix gets underway in Dublin on Monday and the sponsors are offering a vast range of markets on the competition. A Taylor v Barney final is quoted at 11/4, while neither of them to feature in the final, which happened in July's World Matchplay for the first time since Barney crossed over to the PDC in January 2006, is on offer at 9/4. Bettingzone's preview: http://www.bettingzone.co.uk/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=betting/07/10/04/manual_173044.html The draw: First quarter Phil Taylor (1) v Adrian Gray Ronnie Baxter v Andy Smith Andy Hamilton (8) v Wayne Mardle John Part v Billy Matthews Second quarter Peter Manley (5) v Mark Dudbridge Jason Barry v Andy Jenkins Terry Jenkins (4) v Wayne Jones Chris Mason v Colin Osborne Third quarter Raymond van Barneveld (2) v Vincent van der Voort John Elder v Mervyn King Adrian Lewis (7) v James Keogh Kevin Painter v Roland Scholten Fourth quarter Colin Lloyd (6) v Dennis Priestley Alan Tabern v Barrie Bates James Wade (3) v Denis Ovens Alex Roy v Wes Newton Schedule of play: Monday 8 October 6.00pm Ronnie Baxter v Andy Smith 6.40pm John Part v Billy Matthews 7.20pm Terry Jenkins v Wayne Jones 8.00pm Andy Hamilton v Wayne Mardle 8.40pm Phil Taylor v Adrian Gray 9.20pm Chris Mason v Colin Osborne 10.00pm Peter Manley v Mark Dudbridge 10.40pm Jason Barry v Andy Jenkins Tuesday 9 October 6.00pm John Elder v Mervyn King 6.40pm Kevin Painter v Roland Scholten 7.20pm Colin Lloyd v Dennis Priestley 8.00pm Alan Tabern v Barrie Bates 8.40pm Raymond van Barneveld v Vincent van der Voort 9.20pm James Wade v Denis Ovens 10.00pm Adrian Lewis v James Keogh 10.40pm Alex Roy v Wes Newton

[WoodyTHFC]

Re: Darts - 2007 World Grand Prix Always an interesting tournament this one and one that history suggests if Taylor gets through the potential nightmare of round one he wins. We will see this year. I will post my tips after match of the day.