Twelve months ago he was phenomenal, and I’m expecting another strong run. He can be a little vulnerable in the early rounds, but this looks like a group he should handle comfortably. The key with Luke is momentum, the longer he stays in a tournament, the better he gets.

He smashed Adrian Lewis’s long-standing record of 52 180s last year by hitting 60, proving the sheer scoring power he brings to the stage. As the reigning world champion, if he comes through the group phase, he’ll take some serious stopping.

For me, Price and the Grand Slam go hand in hand. That famous match with Gary Anderson was when he really announced himself, and he’s looked sharp again this year. He’s fit, healthy, and playing with confidence, which makes him a major threat.

He’s the only player ever to defend this title, doing so in 2019, and he clearly loves the format. Given his experience and mentality, I think he’s ready to lift another TV trophy.

Noppert doesn’t always grab the headlines, but from a betting perspective he’s a great value option. He’s consistent, composed, and rarely beaten easily on the big stage.

He’s in a group I fancy him to progress from, and once he’s into the knockout rounds, he’s the type of player who can quietly go deep. If you’re looking for a solid each-way or outsider angle, Noppert ticks the box.