PDC World Championship Darts Betting Tips - Day 7
Saturday night’s alright for darting at the Ally Pally
Lewis Watson 
Will Jackson
The weekend has landed inside the Alexandra Palace and Luke Littler is the Saturday night headliner on the world’s most famous oche.
The teenage sensation is the favourite to win the big one this year, and opens his campaign up against fellow Englishman Ryan Meikle.
Former world champion Raymond van Barneveld is also on display, as well as an Australian-English derby in the night’s finale.
Read on for some of the best picks from Saturday night at the Darts World Championship, plus the best darts betting offers from the top betting sites.
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Raymond van Barneveld vs Nick Kenny – Over 3.5
Nick Kenny wasn’t made to work too hard in his opening round win over Stowe Buntz.
The Welshman reeled in the 170 “big fish” in the 3-0 whitewash, but an average down in the 80s won’t wash against “Barney”.
Raymond van Barneveld has only failed to make it further than the second round four times in 17 World Championship outings, and with the crowd on his side will fancy brushing Kenny aside.
But the Welshman looked full of fight on Thursday, and this match could have legs – literally.
Luke Littler to win & throw 9+ 180s vs Ryan Meikle
A Luke Littler session at the Ally Pally is the golden ticket these days, and the 17-year-old will draw in a big crowd on Saturday night against Ryan Meikle.
Nothing much looks like phasing or derailing the “Nuke” in these big TV events, and a simple progression through to round two is expected.
Meikle has never made it past the second round and his 3-2 win over Fallon Sherrock was made to look like very hard work in round one.
Littler to win whilst pushing into double figure maximums.
Connor Scutt to beat Damon Heta
Connor Scutt could be the surprise package this year.
The 28-year-old averaged a whopping 102 in his first round win over Ben Robb and won’t be fearing the hot and cold thrower Damon Heta.
The Australian has had numerous early exits in TV majors this season, and if Scutt can keep his scoring as heavy as it was against Robb, then he could race to the finish line in quick fashion.
This is the first meeting between these two, but Scutt’s positive experience this week gives him that edge in the head-to-head heat of battle.
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