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Last night we had an exciting start to the 2014 PDC World Championship – we had the first two matches go all the way, then we saw Phil Taylor unexpectedly drop the first set of his match against the Kiwi Szabo, before going on to win 3-1, in a result that would have had the bookies laughing – handicap lines, correct scores, the lot would have been done. And then we saw an Ally Pally classic with Richie Burnett turning back the years to beat Dean Winstanley 3-1 in tight match. Peter Wright got the Free Darts Betting Tip off to a winning start, thanks to his 3 180s to Joe Cullen’s 1.

Today, it’s a double helping of darts, with the traditional afternoon session, then the evening session, and it’s a decent line-up, with the evening session being stacked with the star names of the PDC – Anderson, Hamilton, Nicholson. So get comfy in front of Sky Sports and enjoy.

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Well, it’s finally here – as Rebecca Black sang, it’s Friday, but I’m not looking forward to the weekend, I’m looking forward to sitting watching what is essentially three weeks of darts with the two World Championships coming up. The PDC start their quest for the 2014 World Champion tonight, and we’ve got five matches ahead of us. We have two former World Champions in the mix tonight, with Richie Burnett taking on Dean Winstanley, and John Part facing Mareno Michels, along with the current World Champion, Phil Taylor, and he faces the winner of tonight’s prelim match, either Rob Szabo or Ian Moss. And we can’t forget the always-exciting Peter Wright taking on Joe Cullen.

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Forget December 25th, it’s all about December 13th for me. It’s the biggest day of the year, and it’s the day when the PDC World Championship kicks off this year. It’s been another fantastic year on the PDC circuit, with Peter Wright coming through the ranks and becoming the breakout player of the year. We started the year as we started 15 before, with Phil Taylor winning the World Championship, and he went on to win the World Cup, the UK Open, the World Matchplay, Championship League Darts, the World Grand Prix, the Masters and the Grand Slam of Darts. So, 2013 wasn’t a bad year for The Power. Adrian Lewis won the European Championship along with the World Cup, and Michael van Gerwen took out the Premier League. Dave Chisnall made his first Major PDC final, ending up on the wrong end of a 6-0 scoreline in the final of the World Grand Prix. Finals for Robert Thornton and Andy Hamilton also capped good years for both men.

But now all the talking is over, the other tournaments become irrelevant and it’s all about the World Championship. The title that Phil Taylor has won 16 times in the past, the title that Phil Taylor basically owns, and the title that Phil Taylor is odds-on to retain.

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So, as in my other previews, I’ll take a look at who I perceive to be the Good, the Bad and the Value.

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