Sky Enhanced Darts Treble

  • Chisnall, Taylor and Van Gerwen to win from 6/1 to 9/1. I’m not 100% sure about this but I think these are on 1 after another so there’s a chance to lay? Cumulative lay odds are currently 8.34 on betfair.

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    foreleft 2

    I’ll have a look at this tomorrow thanks

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    DazRolls 0

    Yep the matches run 1 after the other with premier league darts so can lay as u go

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    beh 16

    After 2% commission the cumulative lay odds are currently more like ~8.7. Perhaps worth a look tomorrow eve to see if things have improved.

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    FoG_BLoG 61

    Really not worth it at current odds 1.87/2.66/1.67. You’re looking at putting 25 on the treble and laying for a risk free 61p.

    I would just take this as a value bet.

    Betfair’s 5% is killing your potential and I don’t see the market on smarkets.

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    BigRed105kg 0

    Am I going mad or did they change this from 9/1 to 8/1 on sky? Think it’s worth a few quid as a value bet anyway

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    beh 16

    Assuming the OP was a typo, it’s always been 9.0 (8/1).

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    FoG_BLoG 61

    Phil Taylor coming down from 2.66 to 2.52 since last night means there is probably a risk free £10 in this now if you want to sequentially lay it. But at 8/1 don’t expect you’re very likely to get it.

    Pity its not on smarkets. If the commission was 2% instead of 5% then the risk free profit would be double – that 5% really accumulates over the legs.

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    feltt1p 7

    Better than smarkets Fog, try Matchbook. 1.1% commission. Can lay off darts, Underlayed for a potential £23

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    FoG_BLoG 61

    Had a look at matchbook today, and they charge commission win or lose. Smarkets just if you win. So matchbook is taking 1.15% off the winner and the loser in each bet so a total of 2.3%. I think that makes smarkets still cheaper – but cheap for a reason!

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