PDC World Cup of Darts Outright Betting Tips

Defending champions Wales, consisting of Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton, head to Germany looking to win their third World Cup crown after winning two out of the last four years together. They Have also made three finals in the last four years, losing out to Australia in 2022.

Their win in last year's event made them the first Country to win in the newly revamped format. They impressively came through the field to beat Scotland 10-2 in the final.

Gerwyn Price has been in and out of form this season, highlighted by his very average Premier League season, finishing a lowly 7th. It was well documented however that he didn't enjoy the travelling or the format so I do think a pairs event like this and the fact he's representing his country will no doubt have him fired up.

He is however sat 3rd in overall averages (98.01) and 4th in first 9 average (107.27) in the last 12 months, which is clearly still very solid, so if he walks on stage with that mindset and finds the spark, he needs to turn his fortunes around then he could easily lead Wales to another World Cup title.

Jonny Clayton is starting to find his form again this season and he's beginning to find some results. He's coming into this tournament on the back of a final in May at the Dutch Darts Championship on the European Tour, losing out to Josh Rock 8-4.

He knows how to win here, and the fact that Price and Clayton are great friends away from the oche will no doubt help in their quest for World Cup glory once again.

This year, Scotland's Gary Anderson and Peter Wright will reunite to represent their country once again in this event. They previously won the World Cup in 2019 together and have made three finals as a duo, including last year in the newly revamped pairs format.

Gary Anderson has had a brilliant last 18 months or so and looks a danger in every event he enters. He's playing more and is clearly enjoying the sport again after deciding to attend European Tour events.

He managed to win his first one since 2014 this year at the European Darts Grand Prix in Sindelfingen in April, after purposely avoiding playing the tour for a number of years, citing his unwillingness to travel.

He's ranked number 1 in overall average (99.46) and number 1 in first 9 average (109.19) over the last 12 months, and If ‘The Flying Scotsman’ turns up in the mood to play darts, which I think he will whilst representing his country, I’d suggest they have a huge chance of winning this year.

Peter Wright endured a dismal start to this season, highlighted by his 2024 Premier League campaign finishing bottom of the league and only managing to win 2 of his 16 games played.

He is, however, starting to improve and become competitive again, showing glimpses of form. He lost 6-3 to Luke Littler in the Polish Darts Masters Quarter Final 2 weeks ago but averaged 109.73, which looks a positive sign coming into this week in Frankfurt.

He's no stranger to winning this event before, including without Gary Anderson when he was victorious partnering John Henderson in 2021. Wright has publicly stated multiple times that he thrives on representing his country. If ‘Snakebite’ can find a set of darts and stick with them, then he’ll undoubtedly back up the big-scoring Anderson, so they have a chance.

As pretty big outsiders with the bookmakers, I can't see how you can turn down the price and I expect them to have a really big say in this year's tournament.