McCoys Premier League Play Offs Preview

PHIL TAYLOR is the 2/5 favourite with William Hill to lift the McCoy’s Premier League Darts trophy in next week’s Play-Offs.

Taylor is bidding to claim a sixth Premier League crown at The O2 in London on Thursday May 17, when he will take on James Wade in the semi-finals, with Simon Whitlock and Andy Hamilton clashing in the other last four contest.

William Hill, the official betting partner of the McCoy’s Premier League Darts, make Taylor – who finished top of the league table following the 14 weekly rounds – as their odds-on 2/5 favourite. Whitlock is the 9/2 second favourite, with Wade priced at 7/1 to claim his second Premier League Darts title and newcomer Andy Hamilton the 10/1 outsider after qualifying for the Play-Offs in his debut season.

Taylor is 1/5 to win his semi-final against Wade, who is rated as 7/2 to win through to the decider. Whitlock is the 4/9 favourite to win the other semi-final against Hamilton, who is rated as 7/4 despite the Stoke ace taking a win and a draw from the pair’s two league contests this season.

McCoy’s Premier League Darts Play-Offs William Hill Odds

Outright Betting

2/5 Phil Taylor

9/2 Simon Whitlock

7/1 James Wade

10/1 Andy Hamilton

Match Betting

Simon Whitlock 4/9 v Andy Hamilton 7/4
Phil Taylor 1/5 v James Wade 7/2

William Hill are the official betting partner of the McCoy’s Premier League Darts – for the latest odds, visit www.williamhill.com.

McCoy’s Premier League Darts The O2, London May 17

Tickets: 0844 856 0202 or www.theo2.co.uk

Semi-Finals

Simon Whitlock v Andy Hamilton

Phil Taylor v James Wade

Best of 15 legs

PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship Final

Michael van Gerwen v James Hubbard

Best of 11 legs

McCoy’s Premier League Darts Final

Taylor/Wade v Whitlock/Hamilton

Best of 19 legs
For all games, the order of throw will be decided by a bull-off pre-match in the practice room. Should a game go to a deciding leg, there would not be any further bull-off, meaning that the player who throws first in the opening leg of the game throws first in the deciding leg.