First up, it's Dave Chisnall who's now out of the top 16 and hasn't had a great year.

He's up against Fallon Sherrock here, and let me tell you, I know how it feels to play Fallon on a stage in front of a massive crowd.

Chizzy needs to start quickly because if Fallon gets momentum and gets the crowd on her side, he's got real problems there.

Some people will side with Fallon given Chizzy's slight dip in form, but I'm not one of them.

I think Chizzy wins that match, and not only that, I think he gets the most 180s too.

I think that's really good value at 1.50 given his experience.

The second leg of this boosted double features Krzysztof Ratajski against the difficult-to-play Alexis Toylo.

If you watched the Grand Slam of Darts this year, you'll know Alexis beat Stephen Bunting in his opening game.

It was Toylo's slow pace that Bunting couldn't handle, and as I mentioned in commentary, you need patience to be Toylo, who can throw a mean dart himself; he has had lots of success on the Asian Tour, and has had success as well on the Alexander Palace stage, so he knows what it's like to win on there.

Toylo did beat a rapid player in Richard Veenstra last year, but in the second round, he played Krzysztof Ratajski, and once again, the draw has come out that he's playing Krzysztof again.

Now Krzysztof has ice in his veins. He won't care how fast or how slow Toyo will play.

Krzysztof did win that match by 3 sets to 1 last year, but both averaged over 95. It was a terrific game, but what caught my eye is that in that best-of-five sets, which is the same for this one, there were 10 180s in that game, and Paddy Power is offering plus 4.5 180, so I think there'll be 5 180s in the game.

I think it could go deep.