'Bear with me on this one, because Willie O'Connor had the highest average (of any player) in the first round.

He is talking a good game. He plays Michael van Gerwen, who by his own standards didn't play well and averaged under 90.

In 2014 (the 2014 World Championship), Michael van Gerwen started his campaign, where he went on to be world champion, with an under 90 average, so he's bounced back before from disappointing first rounds.

Many people think that Willie O'Connor wins that game. Personally, I just feel that Michael van Gerwen is going to deal with the fact that he's playing a better player quality and that he'll deal with that situation. He'll improve his quality in the game.'

'I was surprised he (Joe Comito) won his opening game. I think it's gone ideal for Josh Rock, I think that section of the draw has opened nicely for him.

Josh won't have been too happy with his first round game against Gemma Hayter because really, even though Gemma started really slowly, it was getting just a little bit nervy at the end, a little bit too close for comfort for Josh Rock - but he's a terrific player. He's a brilliant player. He's fast, he's a big 180-hitter himself.

But it's the Joe Comito market on the 180s I'm going to concentrate on. I think this game will be done in 10 or 11 legs, meaning that Josh Rock wins the match by three sets to nil and limits Joe Comito to limited darts at a double.

And because of that, I'm going to look at the fact that I don't think Joe Comito is going to have too many opportunities to bang 180s in.

The under 1.5 market is an area I'm interested in, and at 2/5, I don't believe Joe Comito is going to hit two 180s in that match.'