The 2010/11 PDC World Darts Championship takes place at the Alexandra Palace in London and commences on December 16th 2010 and concludes on Monday 3rd January 2011.
Phil Taylor is the bookies favourite to win this tournament for the third year in succession and his 14th win of the title. In the 17 years of the competition it has only been won by four players, joining Taylor are John Part from Canada who has won twice, Raymond van Barneveld from Holland has won on one occasion and England’s Dennis Priestley won the inaugural event in 1994.
The most likely candidates to be the winner of the 2010/11 PDC Darts World Championship according to Boylesports.
4/6 – Phil Taylor15/2 – James Wade12/1 – Raymond Van Barneveld14/1 – Simon Whitlock16/1 – Gary Anderson28/1 – Adrian Lewis33/1 – Mark Webster33/1 – Mervyn King45/1 – Terry JenkinsBookmakers Boylesports are giving punters two early Christmas presents in the form of cash back offers.
The first offer is if you place a bet on the outright winner of PDC World Championship and in the final Phil Taylor beats Raymond Barneveld in a repeat of the 2009 final, then your losing bet will be refunded back into your account. The second offer is available on any individual match, if there is a maximum checkout of 170 then Boylesports will refund all of the losing single bets that have been placed.
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