Former PDC World Championship quarter-finalist Kim Huybrechts was a heavy 180 hitter in his peak. He’s been trending back up towards that same rate in recent months, registering around one in every four legs.

Arno Merk’s base rate is significantly lower than that. With the German's lack of big stage experience also working against him, expect Huybrechts to come out on top in this market.

Lisa Ashton has never been able to get going in this event, falling at the first hurdle each time.

Michael Smith is well below his past level, but his run to the Grand Slam quarter-finals at least offered something to build on.

Even in his current form, Bully Boy should have more than enough to come through this match with little trouble.

Darius Labanauskas understandably isn’t given much hope in this match-up, but he is at least competent enough to force enough legs for Luke Littler to cover his 180s line.

Even a complete whitewash wouldn’t spell the end for the bet, but as long as Lithuanian takes at least two legs, it stands a great chance.

Rising Dutch talent Jamai van den Herik has been in a real winning habit this year, notching two titles on the Challenge Tour and a further couple on the Development Tour, seeing him finish sixth and fifth in the respective Order of Merits.

He carried that form into his latest Players Championship entry, averaging 100 in a victory over Michele Turetta before forcing Littler to a final leg decider.

The 22-year-old can at least keep this close against Madars Razma, who has had a poor year. We need van den Herik to win two sets for this leg to land.