Premier League Darts Betting
Unless you have been hibernating since 2005 you will have noticed that darts has become something of a big deal in recent years and that is largely down to the arena tour of the Premier League. In the Premier League the world’s best players take in the biggest venues across the length and breadth of the country every Thursday evening for the best part of three months.
Premier League Darts betting methods
The event has been a roaring success for not only darts but also for Premier League darts betting fans who now have the opportunity for a little flutter on the arrers every Thursday night. As the Premier League tours the British Isles the players play each other twice throughout the duration of the league stage then the top four players play-off in a semi-final and final staged at Wembley Arena at the end of May. That means that every Thursday evening there are four games played between eight of the world’s best players and thus a quartet of Premier League darts betting opportunities.
Betting on the draw
However, there is a gremlin lurking in the closet when comparing Premier League darts betting with any other darts betting; the dreaded draw. Because matches are played over a best of 14 legs format there is the possibility of any fixture ending in a 7-7 tie, but it only becomes ‘the dreaded draw’ for bettors if they do not consider it before placing a bet. In no other darts tournament is the draw a possibility so regular darts bettors can often neglect it as an option when placing their bets, but if you heed my advice and consider it is a genuine runner then it need not be such a feared result. You can also consider the ‘Draw no Bet’ markets which many bookmakers now offer.
Outright winners betting
For the first four years of this tournament the Premier League belonged to Phil Taylor, not only did he win the tournament every year from 2005 to 2008 but he didn’t actually lose a game in the first three years. However, in 2009, the tournament’s fifth year, it was wrestled from his grasp and James Wade was crowned the Premier League champion in front of over 12,000 people at Wembley Arena. Whilst Taylor continues to strut his way up to the oche he will be the bookies favourite for each and every tournament that he enters, but Wade’s victory in 2009 has offered a glimmer of hope to the other players as well as Premier League betting fans looking for a bigger priced bet on in the outright winners market.
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