Darts Betting Odds

Explore darts betting odds at BetVictor across leading PDC tournaments, including the World Championship, Premier League Darts, World Matchplay, World Grand Prix and World Cup of Darts.

The schedule runs throughout the year, moving between weekly tour events and major televised competitions. Match format matters when weighing up a selection, as some tournaments use sets while others are decided entirely through legs.

The players, prices and markets available will change as each event develops. Check the current listings above, or follow the latest darts scores and results when researching upcoming matches.

BetVictor may offer darts betting markets across major PDC competitions and selected tour events. These can range from a straightforward match winner to predictions involving the score, checkouts or number of 180s.

Common darts markets include:

• Match winner
• Correct score
• Leg or set handicap
• Total legs or sets
• Total 180s
• Most 180s
• Highest checkout
• Nine-dart finish
• Tournament winner
• In-play darts betting

An outright bet asks which player will win the whole tournament. Reaching the final is not enough for a win-only selection. Each-way betting may be available on selected outrights, but the number of places and fraction used should be checked on the bet slip.

Individual match markets depend partly on the format. A correct-score bet in a best-of-11-legs match works differently from one in a set-based World Championship contest, so confirm the number of legs or sets required to win.

Selected matches may also appear through in-play betting. Markets and prices can change after each leg, break of throw or significant checkout, and betting may be suspended while a leg is being decided.

Cash Out may be offered on eligible wagers, but it is not guaranteed to appear or remain available. Any offer can change in value, and accepting it settles the relevant bet early for the amount shown.

• Outright Winner: Back a player to win the complete tournament. Outright prices can change after the draw and as rounds are completed.
• Match Winner: Choose which player will win a particular match. The result includes all scheduled legs or sets needed to decide the contest.
• Correct Score: Predict the exact number of legs or sets won by each player. Check the match format before selecting a score.
• Total 180s: Decide whether the combined number of maximum scores will finish above or below the listed line.
• Most 180s: Back the player you think will record more 180s than their opponent. Read the rules covering a tie.
• Highest Checkout: Predict which player will produce the highest successful checkout, or whether it will exceed a stated total.
• Nine-Dart Finish: Bet on whether a perfect leg will be completed during the specified match or tournament.
• Handicap Betting: Apply a virtual leg or set advantage to one player and assess the match using the adjusted score.

The shortest price indicates the market’s implied favourite, but it does not guarantee that player will win. Tournament format, recent performances and the draw should also form part of the assessment.

1. Sign in to BetVictor or create an account and complete the required checks.
2. Open Darts and select the tournament or match that interests you.
3. Choose a market and add your selection to the bet slip.
4. Enter a stake, then review the price and potential return.
5. Confirm only when the player, market and match details are correct.

Check whether the contest is played in legs, sets or a combination of both. That format can affect correct scores, handicaps, totals and the length of the match.

For upcoming-event coverage, visit the BetVictor darts betting tips hub. Previews and statistics can provide context, but they cannot guarantee the result of a match.

The PDC World Championship is staged at Alexandra Palace across December and early January. Players compete for the Sid Waddell Trophy in the sport’s leading individual tournament.

The competition moved to a 128-player field for the 2025/26 edition, alongside a £5 million prize fund and £1 million winner’s prize. That larger field creates another round of matches and a longer route to the final.

Our dedicated PDC World Championship betting guide explains the competition and its main markets. For the players and prices currently available, check the 2027 World Championship winner odds.

World Championship matches use a set format, with each set divided into legs. That distinction matters when betting on the correct score, set handicaps or total sets. A player can lose several legs and still win the match by taking the required number of sets.

Match markets may also include total 180s, most 180s and highest checkout. Availability varies by contest, so use the individual match page rather than assuming every selection will be offered throughout the tournament.

Premier League Darts follows a weekly schedule across arenas in the UK and Europe. Under the current format, eight invited players compete across 16 league nights before the leading four advance to the play-offs at The O2 in London.

Each league night is played as a short knockout tournament. Players collect points according to how far they progress, with the cumulative table determining who reaches Finals Night.

Visit the Premier League Darts odds page for more information about the competition and its available markets. These may include match winners, leg handicaps, total legs, most 180s and highest checkout.

Outright betting can cover the overall champion, while separate markets may be available for the winner of an individual night. Read the title carefully, as backing a player to win one weekly event is not the same as selecting the season champion.

The World Matchplay is held at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool and forms part of darts’ Triple Crown alongside the World Championship and Premier League Darts.

Unlike the set-based World Championship, the Matchplay is decided through legs. Matches become longer as the tournament progresses, placing greater emphasis on sustained scoring, finishing and the ability to handle extended contests.

The World Matchplay betting page covers the tournament in greater detail. Markets may include match winner, correct score, leg handicaps, total legs, player 180s and highest checkout.

An outright selection must win the full tournament and lift the Phil Taylor Trophy. Previous success in Blackpool can provide useful context, but current form and the draw deserve more weight than an old list of champions.

A darts Match Treble combines three predictions about the same player: winning the match, recording the most 180s and producing the highest checkout.

All three conditions must be satisfied for the complete selection to win. Correctly predicting the match winner is not enough if the opponent records more maximums or a higher checkout.

Match Treble availability varies between fixtures and tournaments. Check the rules covering tied 180 totals or identical highest checkouts before confirming the selection.

The World Cup of Darts betting page covers the PDC’s leading international team event. Because countries compete in pairs, individual form needs to be considered alongside how the two players perform together.