The World Grand Prix darts tournament kicked off with a shocking early exit for pre-tournament favourite Luke Littler.
The World Grand Prix darts tournament has already seen a major upset as pre-tournament favourite Luke Littler was eliminated on the opening day, losing 2-1 to Rob Cross in a gripping first-round match.
With round one concluding today, all eyes are on the remaining contenders as the battle intensifies for the title.
Defending champion Luke Humphries narrowly escaped an early exit, while six-time champion Michael van Gerwen looks to make his mark today when he faces 2017 winner Daryl Gurney.
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World Grand Prix Darts Odds
| Player | Best Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Luke Humphries | 9/4 | 31% |
| Michael van Gerwen | 6/1 | 14% |
| Gary Anderson | 10/1 | 9% |
| Rob Cross | 12/1 | 7.7% |
| Gerwyn Price | 14/1 | 6.7% |
Who is the World Grand Prix Darts favourite?
Leading the pack is Luke Humphries, the defending champion, with odds of 9/4 (Various bookmakers), translating to a 31% chance of retaining his title.
His recent form (Eight consecutive wins) including a 2-1 win over Stephen Bunting last night and experience in high-stakes matches make him a formidable contender.
Following closely is the seasoned Michael van Gerwen, boasting odds of 6/1 (AKBets), which gives him a 14% probability of claiming his seventh title.
Van Gerwen’s reputation as a six-time champion adds weight to his bid for glory which begins tonight when he takes on Daryl Gurney at 21:15.
Gary Anderson is also in the mix with odds of 10/1, reflecting a 9% chance of success. He will play world number two, Michael Smith tonight in the opening round.
