'I'm looking at a real even game.

It's Andreas Harrysson, who has been excellent so far, in his first game he was absolutely superb to beat Ross Smith - he was the highest seed to go out for the first few days.

He was pretty comfortable in his second round against the character of Sakai (winning 3-0).

He's (Harrysson) a big 180-hitter when he's at his best. He throws an understacking dart, if he gets that first dart right and it's just sat below he can often back that up.

He's playing Ricardo Pietreczko, who's on the back of a great win over Dave Chisnall, but incredibly he had no 180s in that match. He's a brilliant finisher, excellent at the back end of matches.

At 4/9, I fancy Andreas Harrysson to hit more 180s than Ricardo Pietreczko.'

'Bear with me here, because I'm going to bet against James Hurrell not hitting as many 180s as Stephen Bunting.

Despite the fact, he's (Hurrell) played a game against Dirk van Duijvenbode where he hit 10. So he is a big 180-hitter, he's hit 13 so far, Stephen Bunting himself hit nine in his opening game against Sebastian Bialecki, so there could be lots of 180s.

Stephen Bunting is still getting questions asked despite the fact he's reached round three and I think he's going to produce the goods against his good friend James Hurrell.'