2026 Poland Darts Open: Finals Day Betting Tips

• Over 9.5 Legs: 11/10 at Paddy Power

Cristo Reyes is playing like he's never been away, reaching finals day for the first time since 2018. He produced another fantastic performance yesterday, defeating the dangerous Ryan Searle 6-2, with a 99 average. If he keeps those performance levels up, he will cause Rock all sorts of problems.

Josh Rock claimed a much-needed confidence boost with a 6-1 win and a 102 average over William O'Connor. The Northern Irish star has had a tough start to his Premier League campaign, and a good run here would really help his cause going into the rest of the season.

Reyes has looked as comfortable as he ever did, and with Rock slightly under pressure because of his Premier League form, this should be a close tie.

• Luke Woodhouse To Win: 13/10 at bet365

Luke Woodhouse continues to look dangerous in every tournament he enters. When you play as consistently as he does, you give yourself chances, and right now, he's taking most of the opportunities he creates for himself.

Woody produced another good performance yesterday, averaging 102 in a hard-fought victory over the talented Callan Rydz.

Chris Dobey had an easy day at the office, whitewashing an out-of-sorts Connor Scutt. Hollywood has made a great start to the season, winning PC03 last week so he will be looking for another good run here.

Woodhouse continues to impress me, and I think it's only a matter of time before he claims a big title. He faces an in-form Dobey, but his consistency can see him get over the line.

• Over 5.5 180s in the match: 10/11 at William Hill

Jonny Clayton is in fantastic form at the moment and is full of confidence after his impressive start to his Premier League return. He produced another solid performance during his 6-4 victory over Adam Gawlas, and will no doubt be looking to add another European Tour title to his mantelpiece.

Michael Smith is starting to show signs of improvement, especially in his scoring power. He is renowned for being a heavy scorer, and he did just that yesterday, hitting 7 180s during a 6-5 victory over Joe Cullen.

I can see this being a close match, simply because Bully Boy is starting to find something again. It's only a matter of time before he's back to his best, and right now he remains dangerous.

As I said, his scoring power looks to have returned, and with Clayton also hitting 180s for fun at the moment, including 6 in yesterday's contest, I think over 5.5 180s is easily attainable.

• Stephen Bunting To Win: 5/6 at Betfred

Stephen Bunting remains under significant pressure following a disappointing start to the Premier League. However, away from the biggest stage, his form has been far more encouraging, and he showed real resilience yesterday by defying seven maximums to edge past Niels Zonneveld 6–4.

Jermaine Wattimena still possesses one of the most dangerous A-games on tour, but consistency continues to be the missing piece. That inconsistency has been evident in this event alone, opening with an 86 average before following it up with a ton-plus performance in his next match.

I’m firmly of the view that Bunting is due a deep run on stage, and a strong showing here could provide a huge confidence boost heading into the next Premier League night. People are quick to forget just how strong his 2025 campaign was, and with confidence in darts often only a switch away, momentum can return quickly.

Bunting is the more reliable and consistent performer of the two, and if he settles into a rhythm, I expect him to knuckle down and grind this one out.

• Over 6.5 180s in the match: 1/1 at Ladbrokes

These two need no introduction and are quite simply two of the biggest maximum hitters on tour. Gian van Veen produced six during his 6-5 victory over Andrew Gilding, whilst The Asp had five himself during a 6-3 victory over Daryl Pilgrim.

Both players are evenly matched here, and with Aspinall's ability to keep in matches, I can see this going the distance. If it remains close, over 6.5 180s looks fantastic value.