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Premier League Darts 2019 Week Fourteen Betting Tips
We are fourteen weeks into the 2019 Premier League Darts tungsten fest, and yet we are barely any closer to identifying who will take to the O2 Arena for the play-offs in a fortnight’s time. Here are our top Premier League Darts 2019 week fourteen betting tips.
Okay, so we know that it won’t be Peter Wright or Michael Smith in the final four as they are now mathematically out of the running.
And we do know that it’s likely that Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross will finish first and second in the table….in which order, well, that remains to be seen.
Otherwise, just two points separates James Wade in third place with Gerwyn Price in sixth; which mans the finale of the league phase of this tournament is set up beautifully.
And so it’s off to Sheffield for Week 14, where we’ll surely go a whole lot closer to knowing the identities of the final four.
James Wades Through Choppy Waters
It was a feisty old affair, but James Wade saw off the threat of Gerwyn Price in Manchester last time out.
Something was amiss early on in their encounter, and while the TV cameras didn’t reveal exactly why Price was furious with Wade for an undisclosed reason. Continuously shaking his head and stepping away from the oche when throwing, there was no handshake at the end of an ill-tempered clash which ended 8-4 to the Machine.
Wade made no apologies afterwards and protested his innocence, and besides he has no reason to be down: victory here will all but secure his spot at the O2 for the finals.
One of the curiosities of this Premier League has been the form of his opponent this week, Michael Smith.
Bully Boy has a higher tournament average than four of the seven players above him in the league table, and yet it’s still perfectly possible that he will finish bottom of the pile.
They say that winning is a habit, but losing can be rather habitual too. Smith has carved himself an unusual niche as a ‘good loser’, but he remains a danger nonetheless.
Punters can back Smith to finally get back to winning ways at 15/8 with Ladbrokes, while Wade is installed as an 11/10 favourite with William Hill.
