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World Grand Prix Day 2 Accumulator 🎯 @ 6.36

Should be straightforward starts for Wade and Humphries

James Wade is still operating at a really high level, which is so impressive for a player that won this competition in 2007 and 2010.

He’s really improved his scoring power over the last few years, which has allowed him to keep pace with the likes of Humphries and Littler while still maintaining a devastating accuracy on the outer ring.

Wade is so effective because of his timing, he’ll often be sitting on a 70-120 finish with his opponent about to take the leg and still find a way to check out. It’s what he’s made his career on, and I can see him continuing his strong run of form here.

Wade has won a European Tour, a Players Championship event and a World Series event this year - so he’s still getting to the latter stages of tournaments even if he has had to wait a few years for a major success.

Cullen has struggled this year, and comes into this having lost his last three games. He did get to the semi final of this event back in 2023, but it’s not really suited to his style and he also lost to Wade in the only meeting between the pair this year.

Gian van Veen is rightly the favourite here (1.53), but I wouldn’t write off Dirk van Duijvenbode here who has improved steadily over the last few years following a pretty nasty shoulder injury.

Dirk pushed van Veen when the pair met in the World Series Finals a few weeks back, he lost 10-8 but still put in a really good account of himself against a player in van Veen who hasn’t quite looked the same since reaching the final of the World Championship last year.

Gian van Veen has never been past the first stage of the World Grand Prix, losing to Luke Littler in the first round last year having lost 2-0 to Ross Smith in his debut campaign. Dirk has reached the final of the World Grand Prix before, back in 2020, and should be able to take at least one set off van Veen given his improving recent form.

This could be the most straightforward game of the first round in the World Grand Prix with Luke Humphries heavily expected to see off a stuttering Dave Chisnall, who has not been at his best for a few years now.

Humphries won the World Grand Prix in 2023, and has had quite a few runs to the latter stages of the tournament - reaching the final last year, losing to Luke Littler in the final (shock). He’s such a talented player, but he does need some luck to fall his way in the major competitions.

Humphries is consistently reaching the quarter finals and semi finals of major events, but seems to struggle from that point. He didn’t have this block in the year he dominated darts, so it’s probably a psychological factor rather than a drop off in ability.

Chisnall has lost each of the last four head to head meetings between these two, losing 10-4 when they faced off in the UK Open with Humphries recording an average of 103.65 to Chisnall’s 86.41.

Andrew Gilding is not a man you want to face in the early stages of a major tournament, he often gets the support of the crowd and is a very capable player - especially in a format which could trip up many favourites.

Bunting went out in the first round of the World Series Finals to Josh Rock last time out and has struggled more widely over the last few months, winning just one of his last five matches across various Euro Tour and floor events.

Gilding reached the quarter final of this event back in 2023, and will be an awkward assignment for Bunting here - who has not been past the last 16 in each of the last two years in the World Grand Prix, bowing out in the opening round in 2024.

I think this ends up being a very tense match between two players who don’t have fantastic runs of form heading into this game. It could go either way, I don’t have Bunting as much of a favourite as the market does.

Ramis Ibrahim

World Grand Prix Day 2 Double 🎯 @ 2.05

Heta has lost in the first round in each of the last five WGP tournaments

It’s fair to say that Damon Heta doesn’t really like this tournament, he’s gone out in the first round of the World Grand Prix in each of the last five years and has a very testing first game here against Gary Anderson.

Anderson has still got real levels, having reached the final of a recent European Tour and getting through the first few rounds of the World Matchplay earlier this year. He won this competition back in 2016, and should have a real advantage against Heta who is almost allergic to this stage.

Anderson beat Heta in the most recent clash between the two back in 2025, and should generally have more confidence heading into this one than Heta who is likely to have to wait another year for a win on this stage.

Ramis Ibrahim

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