It’s all about The Power in Premier League Darts betting

If there were doubts about his form he answered the critics with a 110.94 three-dart average in the final. Anyone considering backing him in World Championship Premier League Darts betting should also note that his average throughout the tournament was above 105.

Taylor’s Premier League Darts odds shortened in the last weeks of 2008 as he retained his South African Masters title, won the inaugural European Darts Championship and defended his Grand Slam of Darts title.

Wade one to consider with Premier League Darts bets

If there is anyone likely to halt Taylor’s dominance in Ladbrokes Premier League Darts betting, and upset the Premier League Darts odds, then James Wade could be the man. Wade landed winning Premier League Darts bets in the opening round of the event when he upset Taylor 8-6, firing a 94.77 three-dart average.

It was to be the first of three defeats in Taylor’s first four matches. Those with Premier League Darts bets on The Power came unstuck when he lost 8-5 to Terry Jenkins and 8-3 to Peter Manley.

Wade, winner of both the World Matchplay and World Grand Prix in 2007 and the 2008 UK Open, was the outsider in Premier League Darts betting when he faced van Barneveld in last year’s semi-finals, but won through 11-8 before losing 16-8 in the final to Taylor.

Keep an eye on van Barneveld’s Premier League Darts odds

Last year, Van Barneveld qualified third for the play-offs, paying winning Premier League Darts bets by winning nine of his 14 matches with an impressive 37 legs against the throw. He managed a higher three-dart average than Wade in the semi-final, but failed to hit his doubles. His Premier League Darts odds should be respected and he was ranked No 1 by the PDC for six months last year.

Three-time World Champion John Part of Canada will be another to attract interest in a fascinating Premier League Darts betting market.

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