Players Championship 31 Betting Tips, Full Field, Prize Money, Odds and Event Info

Players Championship 31 takes place in Wigan on Tuesday 14th October, with 128 players in action on the PDC ProTour.

With the full Players Championship 31 field officially announced, SportsCasting are on hand to provide Players Championship 31 betting tips as well as key information about prize money, latest odds and more.

Full Players Championship 31 Field Revealed

The full 128-player field has been confirmed for Players Championship 31 on Tuesday 14th October at Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan.

The field consists of all of the best players on the PDC circuit, as well as some relative unknowns and non-PDC Tour card holders too.

Some players with the highest averages in Players Championship darts history are in action, including recent World Grand Prix winner Luke Litter, Gary Anderson and Josh Rock to name but a few.

Predicting a winner of Players Championship 31 is incredibly difficult given the amount of players in action and the fact it is a non-TV event.

This usually means the lesser-known players fancy their chances against the big names far more. So often, huge outsiders win Players Championship events, which could well prove to be the case on Tuesday too at Players Championship 31.

The top 64 players in the PDC ProTour Order of Merit will qualify for the 2025 Players Championship Finals in November in Minehead, with some big names currently not in a qualifying spot.

Although he is dominating world darts right now, Littler is one of the notable absences from the Top 64 right now. As is three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen, Nathan Aspinall and Dimitri van den Bergh to name but a few.

He may be the most popular darts player in the world right now, but if ‘The Nuke’ doesn’t perform well in the four remaining Players Championship events, he might not make Minehead next month.

Regardless, Littler is in action at Players Championship 31 and heads the field of 128 players competing in Wigan on Tuesday.

Players Championship 31 Field – 128 Players In Action

1. Gary Anderson
2. Nathan Aspinall
3. Andy Baetens
4. Keane Barry
5. Owen Bates
6. Stefan Bellmont
7. Darren Beveridge
8. Sebastian Bialecki
9. Tom Bissell
10. William Borland
11. Andy Boulton
12. Bradley Brooks
13. Stephen Bunting
14. Stephen Burton
15. Matt Campbell
16. Dave Chisnall
17. Brett Claydon
18. Jonny Clayton
19. Gabriel Clemens
20. Cam Crabtree
21. Rob Cross
22. Joe Cullen
23. Maximilian Czerwinski
24. Mike De Decker
25. Jeffrey de Graaf
26. Jose de Sousa
27. Cor Dekker
28. Matthew Dennant
29. Chris Dobey
30. Kevin Doets
31. Brendan Dolan
32. Martijn Dragt
33. Tavis Dudeney
34. Ritchie Edhouse
35. Ricky Evans
36. Ted Evetts
37. Patrick Geeraets
38. Rhys Griffin
39. Dominik Gruellich
40. Robert Grundy
41. Daryl Gurney
42. Florian Hempel
43. Stefaan Henderyck
44. Damon Heta
45. Justin Hood
46. Max Hopp
47. Luke Humphries
48. Adam Hunt
49. James Hurrell
50. Kim Huybrechts
51. Ryan Joyce
52. Tytus Kanik
53. Nick Kenny
54. George Killington
55. Christian Kist
56. Jelle Klaasen
57. Maik Kuivenhoven
58. Darius Labanauskas
59. Chris Landman
60. Danny Lauby
61. Steve Lennon
62. Adam Lipscombe
63. Luke Littler
64. Jim Long
65. Thomas Lovely
66. Oskar Lukasiak
67. Martin Lukeman
68. Mickey Mansell
69. Ryan Meikle
70. Cameron Menzies
71. Alexander Merkx
72. Wessel Nijman
73. Danny Noppert
74. William O’Connor
75. Dennie Olde Kalter
76. Rob Owen
77. Adam Paxton
78. Ricardo Pietreczko
79. Darryl Pilgrim
80. Wesley Plaisier
81. Gerwyn Price
82. Haupai Puha
83. Nathan Rafferty
84. Krzysztof Ratajski
85. Madars Razma
86. Benjamin Reus
87. Joshua Richardson
88. Greg Ritchie
89. Josh Rock
90. Callan Rydz
91. Martin Schindler
92. Connor Scutt
93. Ryan Searle
94. Karel Sedlacek
95. Dylan Slevin
96. Michael Smith
97. Ross Smith
98. Alan Soutar
99. Niko Springer
100. Mensur Suljovic
101. Radek Szaganski
102. Dom Taylor
103. Viktor Tingstrom
104. Thibault Tricole
105. Raymond van Barneveld
106. Dimitri Van den Bergh
107. Jamai van den Herik
108. Jitse Van der Wal
109. Dirk van Duijvenbode
110. Michael van Gerwen
111. Berry van Peer
112. Danny van Trijp
113. Gian van Veen
114. Marvin van Velzen
115. Mario Vandenbogaerde
116. Richard Veenstra
117. James Wade
118. Scott Waites
119. Adam Warner
120. Jermaine Wattimena
121. Leon Weber
122. Lukas Wenig
123. Ian White
124. Jim Williams
125. Scott Williams
126. Luke Woodhouse
127. Peter Wright
128. Niels Zonneveld

Players Championship 31 Betting Tips

Our World Grand Prix betting tips might not have yielded a winner last week with Gerwyn Price our selection for success in Leicester.

He was beaten in the quarter-final by eventual winner Luke Littler, who Price probably should have beaten. That fills us with confidence for this week, with a lot of players coming to Wigan in decent form.

Some players are fighting for their spot in the Players Championship Finals with just four PDC ProTour events before then. Littler is one of those, who will need to play well this week and next if he is to make it to the Finals, as is Michael van Gerwen.

With 128 players in action and this being a non-TV event, plenty of lesser players will fancy their chances of success at Robin Park Leisure Centre for Players Championship 31.

Below we have selected four names at differing prices who we think could be in with a chance of winning Players Championship 31 come the end of the day. They are as follows:

• Josh Rock @ 14/1
• Gian van Veen @ 16/1
• Ryan Searle @ 33/1
• Scott Williams @ 125/1

When Is Players Championship 31?

Players Championship 31 takes place at the Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan on Tuesday 14th October.

Play is set to begin at 1.00pm BST, with 128 players in the full Players Championship 31 field.

The event is a straight knockout tournament, with each match a race to six legs. The semi-finals is then a race to seven legs and the final is a race to eight (best of 15).

• 🎯 Event: Players Championship 31
• 📅  Date: Tues 14th Oct
• 📺  TV Channel: PDC TV
• 🏟   Venue: Robin Park Leisure Centre | Wigan, England
• 🤑 Purse: £125,000 (Winner: £15,000)

Players Championship 31 Odds

Fresh off the back of his World Grand Prix victory in Leicester at the weekend, Luke Littler comes to Players Championship 31 as the outright favourite.

The usual big names dominate the top of the latest betting odds table, with so much value on offer. Players Championship events are often won by outsiders, so it could be worth your while finding value with some lesser fancied players at huge prices.

There was just one 170-checkout at the World Grand Prix hit by ‘The Nuke’, so it could be worth checking out odds on alternative markets too to find further value when looking for the best Players Championship 31 odds.

Below are the top 10 outright betting favourites in the latest Players Championship 31 odds for Tuesday’s action:

What Is The Players Championship 31 Prize Money?

The Players Championship 31 prize money is the exact same as it has been for all previous PDC ProTour events this year.

There is a total of £125,000 up for grabs on Tuesday 14th October in Wigan with £15,000 allocated to the winner.

The runner-up receives £10,000 for making the final, with the two beaten semi-finalists both receiving £5,000 each. £3,500 is given to the four losing quarter-finalists, with £2,500 for those exiting at the Last 16 stage.

Defeat in the Last 32 means a payday of £1,500, whilst losing in the Last 64 (second round) pays just £1,000. The 64 players who lose in Round 1 will leave Wigan with nothing at Players Championship 31.

The coveted nine-dart finish has been hit 28 times this year in the previous 30 Players Championship events on the ProTour, with Josh Rock the most recent. Will there be any more at Players Championship 31? We’ll soon find out!