Littler is averaging 0.46 180s per leg over the last 12 months. That average rises to 0.48 per leg in this year's Premier League.

The 18-year-old has hit 169 maximums in the competition, 68 more than any other player.

If Littler is to carry on hitting 180s at his tournament average rate on finals night, we need him to play 31.25 leg to reach 15 180s to land this bet.

He's 1.30 to come through his semi-final with Gerwyn Price, with the over/under total legs line set at 16.5, under 16.5 legs (in this first to 10 legs clash) is priced at 1.67.

Say Littler beats Price 10-6, we would only need the final to last 15 legs (11-4 to someone or longer) to reach 31 legs which puts us right in the region of 15 180s, if Littler performs to his tournament average for maximums.

In last year's final against Luke Humphries, Littler hit 10 180s in an 11-7 victory. With the longer formats on finals night and Littler's class compared to the rest of the field, the chances that he gets past Price to reach the final and hits 15 or more maximums across his evening in London feel far more likely than the 20% Paddy Power are suggesting, the implied probability of 5.0 odds, highlighting this bet as a significant slice of value to cheer on.

Even if it does lose, we should get a good run for our money and take on a £5 free bet ahead of the Champions League final.