World Championship Darts Live Streaming Friday: Phil Taylor, Dave Chisnall, Andy Hamilton, Gary Anderson available online
PDC World Championship darts continues with Andy Hamilton v Richie Burnett, Gary Anderson v John Bowles & Phil Taylor v Jerry Hendriks odds as Ladbrokes live stream all the action from the Ally Pally online with their television service.
After a week of enthralling first-round action, the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship enters the second round stage and the tournament is about to hit new levels of excitement.
Friday’s action, spread over an afternoon and evening session, brings together some of the world’s best darts player as they will provide punters with ample of opportunities to boost their Christmas balance just before the big day.
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You can watch all the action from the Ally Pally, including all of Wednesday’s matches with Ladbrokes. Simply click here to forward to the special landing page and navigate to ‘Ladbrokes TV’ at the top of the page and continue. You can also claim £60/€60 in free bets as you watch! Exclusive!
Phil Taylor will provide much of the focus on day eight as he tackles Jerry Hendriks in his second-round match. The Stoke-on-Trent thrower has won the Ladbrokes Darts Worlds Championship 13 times, and is ante-post favourite to make it a magnificent 14 in 2013.
His price of 2/1 was further strengthened by his 3-0 victory in the first round over Michael Mansell, although the “Power” still wasn’t happy with his performance despite the whitewash.
More will be needed to see of the dangerous Hendricks, but the bookies are predicted a similar outcome with Taylor a huge favourite to ease his way into the third round, where he would come against Robert Thornton if he progresses through his game against Paul Nicholson.
The 1/33 with Ladbrokes on a Taylor win hasn’t seen much action from punters due to the ludicrously short nature of the price, however, if buying money is your thing, then that price should be one you invest in.
Taylor will breeze past Hendricks, even if he brings his best game to the table. An out of form Taylor is still too good for a large majority of the players on the PDC.
His game is due off 21:50PM and you can catch all the action via Ladbrokes brilliant streaming service that has come in for some rave reviews since the tournament kicked off last week. They are providing Live Streaming of every World Championship match via their website, mobile and Ipad applications.
In order to access the streams via a laptop, mobile or Ipad, you need to sign up to an account with Ladbrokes, which is of course free of charge.
The slight catch is that Ladbrokes do require you bet on the match in question in order to view the HD coverage but as it’s only £1, it really isn’t too much of a problem. As long as you have a good Wi-Fi or 3G connection, you can access a perfect live feed of your chosen match with added commentary so you don’t miss a beat.
Putting your required stake to watch the streaming on Taylor winning 4-0 looks the play that most shrewd players are taking. He is a generous looking 8/11 with Ladbrokes to win without conceding a set and that has seen plenty of money with Ladbrokes, Coral and William Hill.
There are other great matches in store on Friday with last year’s finalist Andy Hamilton taking on Richie Burnett in the day’s opening match. Hamilton was very workmanlike in seeing off James Richardson in the first round 3-1 and could be given a sterner test by Burnett.
He beat James Hubbard 3-2 last week but was finding the trebles on regular occasions and it was his missed doubles, all 46 of them, that cost him winning with more ease. Hamilton rarely thrashes an opponent, and the +2.5 handicap head-start for Burnett at 4/6 with Ladbrokes looks well worth taking.
Gary Anderson should give favourites backers something to cheer against John Bowles. He is a 1/8 shot with Ladbrokes to triumph but should have no problem against his weak opponent.
Terry Jenkins looks a very tempting price to continue his good form from the first round and beat former World champion John Part. The “Raging Bull” is a 4/6 shot to build on his easy 3-0 thrashing of Steve Brown against Part and that price looks brilliant value.
