2024 Grand Slam Of Darts – Day 5 Darts Betting Tips
We’re down to the knockout stages of the Grand Slam of Darts
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No more second chances at the Grand Slam of Darts.
The groups were wrapped up on Tuesday night and it’s simple from now on in: if you lose, you’re out.
The seeds have taken a hell of a pounding so far in Wolverhampton, meaning the top half of the draw (that take to the oche) all have genuine ambitions of going all the way in this televised major.
Rob Cross is the only former world champion in action, but there is a chasing pack of talent nipping at “Voltage’s” heels. Let’s take a look at the best tips for Wednesday’s play at the Grand Slam of Darts, plus the top darts betting offers from the best betting sites.
2024 Grand Slam Of Darts Betting Tips
Check out our expert darts tips for the day five action at the 2024 Grand Slam Of Darts.
Danny Noppert to beat Mickey Mansell 10-6
Dutchman Danny Noppert showed his class on Monday night, averaging 106 in beating Martin Schindler and topping the standings in Group B.
The “Freeze” has a handful of semi-final and quarter-final runs in majors under his belt since winning the 2022 UK Open, and will fancy getting his hands on more silverware considering the make-up of the top half of the draw.
Mickey Mansell’s ceiling is probably in getting out of the group stages.
The Northern Irishman has never reached the quarter-finals of major and over the best-of-19 format, Noppert should have this in the bag by a few legs at a minimum.
James Wade to win & most 100+ checkouts vs Cameron Menzies
Cameron Menzies escaped Group B with just one win in his three matches, edging above Martin Schindler and Beau Greaves on leg difference.
This is enough motivation for James Wade to know he is the solid favourite on Wednesday night, but averages in the high 80s over his last two matches will be a slight concern for the “Machine”.
Wade has reached the final of this event three times and has made the semi-finals the last two times he has competed in it.
Wade to win this with a couple of show-stopping checkouts en route.
Ritchie Edhouse vs Rob Cross – Over 17.5 legs
Ritchie Edhouse was one of the stars of the group stages, winning all three matches and dropping just five legs.
The recent European Championship winner has found a purple patch that all players dream of, but he’s drawn a short straw in matching up with Rob Cross in the last 16.
Cross hasn’t pulled up any trees this season but one a one-off occasion knows he has the game to beat anyone pretty handedly.
This will surely be the match of the night on Wednesday, and we’re expecting a longen.
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