2026 Ladbrokes UK Open Day 3: Betting Tips

• Over 16.5 Legs: 4/5 at Betfred

Krzysztof Ratajski continues to make steady progress in his revival of form and has reached the UK Open quarter-final for the second time after a 10-5 victory over Ryan Searle. The Polish Eagle has lost just 14 legs in three matches so far, and if he carries on this form, he looks dangerous going forward.

Josh Rock dispatched fellow Premier League player, Stephen Bunting, 10-7 to reach his second consecutive UK Open quarter-final. Rocky is looking for some confidence after a tough start in the Premier League, and he's certainly more than capable of going on to win this tournament.

By the form shown in this tournament so far, this looks set to be a close match, and it wouldn't surprise me if this went all the way.

• James Wade To Win: 4/5 at Spreadex

James Wade rolled back the years with a superb performance to dispatch Michael van Gerwen 10-3 and reach his eighth quarter-final at the UK Open. The Machine produced an outstanding display, averaging 105.83, and now has his sights firmly set on claiming a fourth UK Open title.

Rob Cross continues to show signs of improvement in 2026 and was solid enough to see off an out-of-sorts Daryl Gurney 10-6 in the last 16. Voltage has now reached his first major quarter-final since 2024 as he looks to rediscover the form that once carried him to World No.2.

Wade has always thrived in this tournament and currently looks full of confidence. If he continues to take the big moments in the same way he did in his victory over Van Gerwen, he should have every chance of coming through this tie.

• Over 15.5 Legs: 4/5 at Sky Bet

Luke Littler produced his best performance of the tournament during his last 16 victory over Gary Anderson. The Nuke has looked a little out of sorts in his opening two matches, but once again, he found his form when he needed it.

Danny Noppert has been struggling with illness during the UK Open, but has managed to produce a 9-darter and knock out Luke Humphries in the tournament so far. The Dutchman faces another daunting task after being drawn against the World Number One, but he's more than capable of keeping this competitive.

• Jonny Clayton Most 180s: 11/10 at BetMGM

Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price are two of the in-form players in the world right now, and this looks set to be the tie of the quarter-final stage.

Price produced an almighty comeback in the last 16, reeling off the last 6 legs in 12,12,14,15,15,14 to defeat Keane Barry 10-9. The Iceman will be relieved to be back on the main stage after playing on the outer boards in all three of his matches so far.

Jonny Clayton continues to produce a lot of maximums during his games, and strangely, he is still one of the most underrated scorers in the sport. For that reason, 11/10 looks a brilliant price for him to hit more than his World Cup teammate.