Grand Slam Of Darts Quarter-Final Betting Tips & Predictions

Grand Slam Of Darts Quarter-Final Betting Tips for the opening two quarter-final matches here at SportsLens ahead of the seventh night of action at Wolverhampton’s Aldersley Leisure Centre. See below where we have covered and picked selections for both of this evening’s quarter-final matches.

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Full Grand Slam Of Darts Quarter-Final Schedule

• James Wade vs Josh Rock – 19:15 (Fri, 17th Nov)
• Luke Humphries vs Gary Anderson – 20:30 (Fri, 17th Nov)
• Stowe Buntz vs Stephen Bunting – 19:10 (Sat, 18th Nov)
• Damon Heta vs Rob Cross – 20:30 (Sat, 18th Nov)

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Grand Slam Of Darts Quarter-Final Betting Tips – Day 7

19:15 – James Wade vs Josh Rock:  Rock To Win & Most 180s @ 11/10

We’re backing Josh Rock to continue his fairy-tale run in the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts with a victory against three-time runner-up James Wade in the opening match of the evening. 

Both of these world class darts players won impressively on Wednesday night in the last-16 ties, with ‘Rocky’ defeating Krzysztof Ratajski 10-5 and ‘The Machine’ winning 10-8 against Chris Dobey.

Rock has improved as the tournament has progressed, emphatically blowing aside ‘The Polish Eagle’ in the last-16. On his day, the Northern Irishman is a huge scorer and hits a lot of 180s. If he hits his doubles with regularity, he is incredibly difficult to stop.

For this reason, we believe 11/10 for a Josh Rock match double (win and most 180s) is solid value and worth adding to a double.

20:30 – Luke Humphries vs Gary Anderson: Anderson To Win @ 13/10

Gary Anderson has enjoyed somewhat of a resurgence this season, and looks to be the form man ahead of his quarter-final tie with the red-hot Luke Humphries on Friday night.

‘The Flying Scotsman’ caused a huge upset in the last-16, defeating bitter rival Gerwyn Price in a thriller, with both men averaging over 103 on the night. When he’s in full flow, Gary Anderson is a joy to watch.

‘Coolhand’ is arguably the best player in the world right now, and will be a tough nut to crack, that is for sure. Both men are huge power scorers, but we can see ‘The Flying Scotsman’ prevailing in a classic in this best-of-31-legs tungsten tussle on Friday night.

There is huge value whichever way you bet in this one, but backing the two-time world champion to back up his impressive win over ‘The Iceman’ looks a solid bet and one worth adding to your Grand Slam of Darts double.