2023 PDC World Darts Championship Betting Tips, Prediction, Odds

2023 PDC World Darts Championship starts this month at the world-famous Alexandra Palace in London. The tournament will crown the darts world champion. It is the 30th edition of the competition and has seen 18 different winners over the years. Gary Anderson was the last player to complete a double in back-to-back years in the PdChampionship.

PDC World Darts Championship is the biggest darts betting event. The tournament is a big betting opportunity for fans of the game. Major sportsbooks offer a variety of darts bets markets for the competition. Michael van Gerwen is 5/2, Gerwyn Price 6/1, Michael Smith 15/ 2, Peter Wright 10/10, Luke Humphries 14/15, Josh Rock 16/16, Jonny Clayton 16, Rob Cross 25/25, Dirk van Duijvenbode 28/28, Nathan Aspinall 33/33, Danny Noppert 33, Joe Cullen 40/40, Gary Anderson 50/50.

Michael van Gerwen is the bookmakers' favourite to win the 2023 PDC World Darts Championship. He has won the tournament three times before, in 2014, 2017 and 2019. Van Gerwens is chasing Phil Taylor's record of 14 PdChampionship wins. He reached the third round of the 2022 Pdc tournament but had to withdraw after testing positive for COVID-19.

Luke Humphries is seeded No 5 in the Order of Merit for the PDC World Darts Championship. He won the 2019 Youth World Championship and has defeated many of the players competing in this year's competition. The 27-year-old Englishman has risen from No 19 in world to No. 5.

Gary Anderson is the last player to win back-to-back PDC World Darts Championship finals. Anderson won the 2018 World Matchplay, the UK Open and the Champions League. Peter Wright is considered a long shot to take the title this season. He reached the semifinals last year but lost to the eventual winner, Peter Wirrer.

PDC World Darts Championship starts on Thursday, December 15 at Alexandra Palace in London. The tournament will have 96 players with £2.5 million in prize money up for grabs. Top 32 players from the PDC Order of Merit will start the World Championship in the second round. 32 qualifiers from around the world will begin their journeys to the final in first round of the tournament.

The first round of the tennis tournament takes place from December 15 to December 23. The third round takes from Thursday, December 27 to Thursday December 29, the fourth round from Friday, Dec. 29 to Friday December 30, and the final on Tuesday, January 3.

The PDC World Darts Championship Final will be held on January 3 in Alexandra Palace in London. The winner will receive £500,000 and the runner-up will get £200,00.

PDC World Darts Championship will take place in the famous Alexandra Palace in London. The PDC World Championship was first held in Alexandra in 2007.

Peter Wright won the PDC World Darts Championship in 2022. Wright defeated Michael Smith in the final 7-5. It was Wright's second championship title. Michael van Gerwen, a three-time champion, only reached the third round.

Phil Taylor is the most successful player in PDC World Darts Championship history. Michael van Gerwen is second all-time in wins.

The 2023 PDC World Darts Championship will feature 96 players. 32 seeded players will play in the first round. The other 32 players are international qualifiers and the Pro Tour Order of Merit players who will start off the tournament on the second day.

Michael van Gerwen is the best darts player on the planet right now. He won the Grand Prix in Dublin for the sixth time this year and the World Matchplay title. Last season he was beaten by COVID-19, who also won this season's Grand prix.

Peter Wright won the PDC World Darts Championship last season. He hasn't won a major PDA event this year outside of the World Championship final last January.

Anderson is ranked No 11 in the world by the PDC. He is aiming for a first PCDC Premier League Darts event win in 2022-23.

Michael Smith is the No 4 ranked player in the world. He reached the World Championship final in 2022, losing to Peter Wright 7-5.

James Wade reached the semifinals of the 2022 edition of PDCI World Darts Championship. The Machine dropped to No 8 in the world rankings ahead of this year's tournament. Wade has never won the World Championship, but he has reached semi-finals four times.

Rob Cross reached the fourth round of the tournament last season. He is up to sixth in the PDC World Rankings. Cross won the World Matchplay in 2019 and is a two-time European Championship winner.

Gerwyn Price reached the quarter-finals of the 2022 PDC World Darts Championship. He was eliminated by Michael Smith. The Iceman won the 2021 edition of this competition.

Fallon Sherrock is the No 143 ranked player on the PDC circuit and is a longshot to win the World Darts Championship.

The first day of the World Darts Championship will give fans the chance to see one of seeded players compete. Last year's winner, Peter Wright, will take on the winner of matchday No 4, Mickey Mansell and Ben Robb. Day No 2 will see Michael Smith take against Jermaine Wattimena or Nathan Rafferty. The Welshman Gerwyn Price will play either Luke Woodhouse or Vladyslav Omelchenko from Ukraine on day No 5. Michael van Gerwen will start the tournament on Wednesday, December 21 against the winners of Niels Zonneveld and Lewy Williams.

Michael van Gerwen is in good form and will be hungry to win the Darts World Championship. Gerwyn Price is still the world No. 1 and he won the competition in 2021. Gary Anderson and Rob Cross would need to get past Van Gerwen to reach the final.

Michael van Gerwen is in fine form going into the PDC World Championship. Gerwyn Price lost in the quarter-finals to Michael Smith last year. Van Gerwen won the World Series Finals and finished second in World Matchplay. He defeated Price in final of World matchplay event.