Scott

Another very good week for Darts Betting Tips. 3-1 again, with almost 5 units profit made. Lovely-jubbly! So, 6-2 in the last two weeks and it’s definitely paid for my summer holiday. Hopefully you’ve had the same fortune and I’ll see you in Miami in the summer! Now, if Ronnie Baxter had obliged last week and Mervyn King the week before, it would have been Mauritius, but never mind. We’re having a good run, so we need to make the most of it.

We’re into Aberdeen this week, so we should expect a bit of hostility for Messers Taylor, Wade and Lewis and a hell of a lot of support for Barney and Whitlock. The Scottish crowds are always great and it feels very special when the Premier League rolls into town. So, let’s make sure the great darts is made even better by some winning bets and lets see if we can get our beer money for our holidays!

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A lovely winning week last week, going 3-1. Now, yes, my faith in Mervyn King hasn’t paid off, yet again, but at least the faith put into Simon Whitlock paid off. And I had tipped Barney in thei first encounter, yet something was pointing to a Whitlock win and it paid off in spectacular fashion. A lovely price means a lovely winner. Hopefully with the profit we all made last week, we can get ourselves a flight somewhere sunny. I’m sure flight prices will be coming down around now, with the companies desperate to get people flying again! So, take our tips and get yourself a nice holiday somewhere warm. Or Skegness. Whatever!

The Premier League gravy train moves into Liverpool for Week 11. Darts in Liverpool? Definitely going to be a wild crowd at the Liverpool Echo Arena and it should be a great night of action.

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The Premier League bandwagon rolls into Yorkshire and, I’ll be honest, last week in Glasow was a bit lacklustre. The consistency of the rest of the field has been woeful at best and it never seems like Phil Taylor will actually get challenged. Yes, the scores say he was pushed a bit last week, but the reality is, he missed some chances and the scoreline flattered to deceive.

The Premier League started so promisingly for Mervyn King, but he was shown up last week by James Wade and Terry Jenkins must have to ask a serious question about himself after his recent showings. The fact is, these players, in comparison with Phil Taylor, might as well be Paul Nicholson, Gary Anderson, John Part, Mark Webster, or any of the rest of the top PDC players, as they’re all trading wins with each other, without stealing the show.

That being said, we have money to win and win money we shall! Enough of the money, I’ve got some fantastic bets lines up for the Premier League Darts this week.

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Another week, another Premier League Darts post. It was a good week of darts last week. It was further proof that Barney is probably not likely to beat Phil Taylor on stage any time soon. It also confirmed that Simon Whitlock is tryin to overtake Terry Jenkins as the most inconsistent player on the circuit and Adrian Lewis mesmerised when he was able to pull out some finishes.

Now, we’re over halfway through the Premier League Darts season and we’re still only sure that Phil Taylor is the man to beat, while Mervyn King might well be the heir apparent. So, we’re nearing the home straight for the tournament and it’s time to make some more money.

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What a horrible week last week. I won’t lie to you. The fact Mervyn King blew a nice lead against Simon Whitlock and only had to hold his throw to win made it a horrible nice. Couple that with the fact Raymond van Barneveld went back to how he’s been playing this season and it summed the night up. Still, we clawed something back with a nice bet on Phil Taylor, which eased the pain slightly.

Still, let’s move on to this week’s tips and see if we can get back on the right track, as we’re going along quite nicely through the Premier League season and we can’t let this blip set us back!

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Well, quite a good week last week, especially if you took my advice on heading to Blue Square. Our Ronnie Baxter bet was a loser, but if you backed him at Blue Square, you got your stake back, because Blue Square refunded all losing bets on any player that led at the break, then lost the game. That’s exactly what Ronnie Baxter did to us. So, although we can be annoyed at the result, we didn’t lose anything.

So, if you followed my advice, backed Barney draw no bet and went to Blue Square for your Ronnie Baxter bet, you’d be up over 4.5 units, which is a pretty special night. Now, let’s see if we can make Thursday’s darts tips even better than last week.

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