Premier League Darts Play-Offs Predictions & Betting Tips | 13th June
Former World Darts Champion and Sky Sports analyst Mark Webster has spoken to BoyleSports’ Sarah Kinsella this week to run the rule over an anticipated night of action in the Premier League Play-Offs as it moves to Berlin to crown the overall winner, after sixteen weeks of brilliant action.
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The darts pro is predicting that defending Premier League champion Jonny Clayton will have an epic night in the Mercedes-Benz Arena and has tipped his fellow Welshman and best friend up at 13/8 to win the title for the second year in a row.
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Mark Webster says: “The opening semi-final sees Jonny Clayton take on Joe Cullen and nothing against the Rockstar but I’m sticking with the Ferret here. Jonny has been the best player this year, but I do predict a close one.”
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“Joe has beaten Jonny a few times and most recently in a final in London. That gave Joe a huge chance to go on and qualify and that’s exactly what he has done. I just think the experience that Jonny has and the fact he has the darts will be enough to see him book his spot into the final. It’s a long format and being the defending champion will help him massively.”
Match Betting
4/9 Jonny Clayton
9/5 Joe Cullen
Michael van Gerwen v James Wade
The second semi-final sees five-time champion Michael van Gerwen face the 2009 champion James Wade with Webster sticking with the ante-post favourite to meet the Ferret in the final.
Mark Webster says: “This is a rivalry that goes back years and James Wade will not be deterred. He will think he has a chance and rightly so as he has had a great Premier League campaign. You could argue that he has been the best player in the competition as he made so many consecutive finals.”
“This is a big ask for the Machine however. He has had his problems with his health but don’t write him off. For me I just think this draw format will suit MVG. It will be nip and tuck early, but Michael will pull away to win 11-7 and meet Jonny in the final.”
Match Betting
4/11 Michael van Gerwen
2/1 James Wade
“From there I think Jonny Clayton will be crowned the champion and successfully defend his title. I expect plenty of fireworks and a brilliant end to what has been a brilliant Premier League.”
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BoyleSports have offered Webster a £200 charity bet for every week of the Premier League. He has chosen Jonny Clayton to win the title in Berlin with proceeds going to Parkinson’s UK. There is already £1,300 in the kitty, so hopefully more can be added on Monday evening.
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Jonny Clayton to win Premier League title in Berlin – 13/8
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More About The Author:
Mark Webster is a darts professional who was a mainstay of the circuit between 2005-2020.
Starting out in the BDO, he went on to be crowned the third Welsh World Champion in the organisation when he beat Simon Whitlock in the 2008 final at the Lakeside.
Webster went on to have a distinguished career in the PDC, twice reaching the semi-finals of the World Championships including a run in 2011 in which he knocked out 16-time World Champion Phil Taylor, earning himself a spot in the prestigious Premier League.
He now works as an analyst and commentator for Sky Sports.
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