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World Grand Prix Semi Finals Double 🎯 @ 2.65

Ramis Ibrahim

4 of my 5 WGP doubles have won. I'm +8.55 units in profit for the tournament.

Nathan Aspinall demolished his opponent in each of the last two rounds of the World Grand Prix, putting in the most impressive display of any player in the quarter finals with a 105.15 average which translated to a 3-0 win over Ryan Joyce.

Joyce didn’t even get a dart at double until the second set of the match, outlining the dominance of Aspinall - who looks incredibly motivated to make the most of a field that is without Luke Littler. 

His second round win over Luke Woodhouse was just as impressive, averaging 96.27 in another 3-0 victory - Aspinall also leads the 180 chart at the Grand Prix, he’s finding that treble 20 so regularly. 

Price went two sets down against Jonny Clayton, becoming the first player in this years’ tournament to overturn that deficit to win the game. It went all the way to a deciding leg between the two best players from Wales and Price just about managed to hold his nerve.

I was impressed with Price in his opening game against Sebastien Bialecki, but less convinced in his second and third round matches. I think Aspinall has more momentum right now, and the increase in format should benefit him as well - he’s also won the last two meetings between the pair.

Luke Humphries hasn’t even got near his best level yet and has still reached the semi finals of the World Grand Prix with relative ease, beating Chisnall, Wattimena and Zonneveld to nil on his way to the final four.

Cool Hand will know that he will have to raise his game here against James Wade, who has come through a much trickier field so far in having to dispatch Cullen, Bunting and van Veen. I do think the increase in format really benefits Humphries here, Wade has been around for a long time and does tend to struggle more when the game gets a bit longer.

Humphries beat Wade 10-3 when these two met in the quarter finals of the European Championship last year, and has won each of the last three meetings more widely. Humphries has been favourite for this tournament from the second Littler exited the tournament, and I think we’ll see him in the final from this position. 

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