World Darts Championship Final Odds: Best bets for Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries
The 2024 World Darts Championship is set to reach an exciting conclusion on Wednesday night when 16-year-old sensation Luke Littler aims to throw himself into the history books when he goes head-to-head with World No.1 Luke Humphries in the final at Alexandra Palace, live on Sky Sports at 7.30pm.
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We're only a few days into 2024 but already we have been treated to a truly incredible sports story.
On his World Championship debut, teenager Luke Littler has stormed past Christian Kist (3-0), Andrew Gilding (3-1), Matt Campbell (4-1), five-time winner Raymond van Barneveld (4-1), Brendan Dolan (5-1), and 2018 champion Rob Cross (6-2) to reach the World Darts Championship final.
Standing in The Nuke's way will be his toughest challenge yet in new World No.1 Luke Humphries who whitewashed Scott Williams 6-0 in the semi-finals.
Humphries, 28, has developed a real taste for success over the last few months, having won the World Grand Prix, Grand Slam of Darts, and Players Championship Finals in 2023. Now he has his sights firmly pinned on World Darts Championship glory.
Humphries is odds-on with all bookmakers to scoop the trophy and the £500,000 prize pot, with Betfred and William Hill offering a best price of 8/11.
Littler, who has averaged over 100 in four different matches en route to the final, can be backed at 5/4 with BetVictor and Parimatch to complete one of sport's most outstanding stories in recent times. If successful, Littler at just 16, will become the youngest ever winner of the tournament, a record which is currently held by Michael van Gerwen who was 24 when he first triumphed in 2014.
World Darts Championship Final Tips
Luke Humphries To Win
While we've been absolutely blown away by Littler's stunning surge to the final, we're going to have to side with Humphries to edge this one at 8/11.
This is a player that's enjoying an electric streak of form. He's won 18 games on the spin, lifted three different trophies since October, averaged 108.74 in his semi-final destruction of Williams, and now stands proud at the summit of the world rankings.
Wednesday's showdown may also be his first World Championship final, but Humphries has the experience, form, and nous to rise to the occasion and thrive under the pressure.
A 9 Dart Finish in the Match
We are still waiting for the first nine-dart finish of the 2024 tournament, but what better place for this to take place than the grand final.
Adrian Lewis memorably achieved this feat in the 2011 final, then Michael Smith repeated the feat last year in one of the most staggering - and replayed - moments in darts history.
Both Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are in sparkling form right now - each player has registered 11 100+ checkouts so far while they have 50 180s apiece - with William Hill offering odds of 8/1 for another memorable nine-dart finish to be added to the World Championship highlight reel on Wednesday night.
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