The world of darts is a hectic one. A fortnight ago, the best in the business were throwing darts in Austria. Then, they shot over to the Players Championship for a rapid-fire evening of action, and just last night, it was all on in Premier League Night. Now, off to Kiel in Germany for the Baltic Sea Darts Open. Who can handle this non-stop pace? We look at the darts 2024 Baltic Sea Open odds to find out.
With Premier League Night barely concluded, can Luke Humphries bunny-hop off the back of his momentum and ride it all the way to glory in Germany? Or will Michael van Gerwen gain his revenge for a narrow loss? What about the other Luke, you know, that sensational teenager who’s been winning everything? Read on for our 2024 Baltic Sea Darts Open betting tips, where we give our hot takes on how this one will unfold.
Before we get into our PDC 2024 Baltic Sea Darts Open predictions, let’s check out the darts betting odds to see what the bookies think about this tournament. Here are the top five favorites this weekend:
Off the back of his victory last night, it’s no surprise that Luke Humphries is leading the darts 2024 Baltic Sea Open odds. The Englishman pays 4.00 (3/1) to lift the silverware in Kiel, ahead of second favorite Luke Littler at 5.00 (4/1). Behind this duo, there’s a reasonable drop back to Michael van Gerwen at 8.00 (7/1). Rob Cross and Nathan Aspinall round out the top five, with some pretty long odds of 13.00 (12/1) and 19.00 (18/1), respectively.
Our darts tips for Baltic Sea Open 2024 are coming, but first, a little context. This event is part of the European Tour and is the sixth of 13 tournaments. Up for grabs is a cool £30,000 for the winner, which Dave Chisnall took home last year when he defeated Luke Humpries in the final.
The way that qualifying worked for this and other European Tour events has drastically changed compared to previous editions. Now, 32 of the 48-man field is determined by the PDC Order of Merit, with just 16 spots up for qualification. Of the top seeds, both Gerwyn Price and Gary Anderson withdrew.
Can Chisnell defend his title in Kiel? Read on for our predictions for the 2024 Baltic Sea Darts Open.
Hopefully, you know how to find a bookmaker, because gosh, do we have some good punts for you to make today. Here are our top three predictions for 2024 Baltic Sea Open Darts this weekend:
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Those who want to bet on 2024 PDC Baltic Sea Open Darts will be hard-pressed to look much further than a wager on one of the greatest men to ever throw a dart: The Ogre. Michael van Gerwen usually sits at much lower odds, but thankfully, a string of recent defeats have seen new sportsbook sites offering higher than usual odds for the Dutchman to win.
The thing is, van Gerwen is still in fine form, though. Just look at what he did last night. Sure, he lost to Luke Humphries in the final of Premier League Night 15, but en route to that match, he defeated old foe Gerwyn Price and young buck Luke Littler. His consistency has been a little off, but with these kinds of results so fresh, it’s easily foreseeable that van Gerwen goes all the way in Germany.
With juicy odds of 8.00 (7/1) for an outright win, back van Gerwen to take home the silverware this Sunday in Kiel.
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We’re pretty high on Dave Chisnall right now. The Englishman heads to Germany as the defending champion of the Baltic Sea Darts Open, having gone all the way this time last year. If you’re looking for a dark horse bet that can bring the kind of returns that’ll set you up for a good week, then this is it.
Chisnall has been putting in consistent work on the Players Championship circuit, picking up three wins in each of the last two evenings. It’s not that long ago since he won one of these either, claiming Players Championship 6 last month.
Given that Chisnall has come here and won before, plus he’s in decent form and returning 29.00 (28/1), we say he’s a brilliant bet.
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Last night’s loss to Michael van Gerwen was significant for Luke Littler. Why? Because it was the first time he’d taken an Loss in almost three weeks. The 17-year-old has been running hot, picking up victories at Premier League Night 13 and 14, either side of the Austrian Darts Open.
Up against world number 96 Wessel Nijman, we expect it will be a return to winning ways for Littler. Bookies are offering generous odds for the -2.5 handicap in favor of Littler, which we recommend taking as nice easy cash.
The darts world continues to race along at a crazy pace, with players jet setting to Kiel, Germany, for the Baltic Seas Darts Open this Friday. We say it’ll be Dutchman Michael van Gerwen who comes away with the glory on Sunday, but not without some tough competition from the likes of Dave Chisnall.
