The World Grand Prix is now into the quarter-final stage, with our exclusive World Grand Prix Day 5 betting tips detailed below for tonight’s darts action.
So, with four quarter-final encounters to look forward to on Friday evening, we’ve listed our best World Grand Prix Day 5 betting tips for tonight’s action in Leicester.
Back them individually or stick them in a four-fold 34/1 accumulator – it’s totally up to you.
World Grand Prix Day 5 Betting Tips – Friday’s Quarter-Final Darts Tips🎯
Below are our selections for Friday’s four quarter-finals matches at the Mattioli Arena to see who books their place in the semi-finals on Saturday night.
For outright predictions, check out our World Grand Prix betting tips as well with our main fancy still very much in with a chance of claiming the crown come Sunday.
- Luke Humphries win 3-0 @ 13/8
- Gary Anderson -1.5 sets @ 6/5
- Gerwyn Price win @ 7/4
- Dirk van Duijvenbode win @ 6/5
Four fold accumulator @ 34/1
Luke Humphries vs Cameron Menzies (7.15pm) 🎯
The first quarter-final match at the World Grand Prix tonight sees world number one Luke Humphries take on the world number 32 Cameron Menzies.
On paper, this should be a routine victory for ‘Coolhand’. However, Menzies has impressed this year on the PDC circuit and has also beaten two Premier League Darts player en route to the quarter-finals of this tournament.
The Scotsman beat Chris Dobey 2-0 in Round 1, before beating former world champion Rob Cross 3-1 in the second round. This task against Humphries is by far the toughest, but Menzies has nothing to lose and everything to gain here.
That being said, he is up against arguably the best player in the world and a man who is in good form too. Humphries is super consistent on the outer ring as well as on the trebles, which will make him a very hard man to beat.
With that in mind, our first World Grand Prix Day 5 betting tip is for Luke Humphries to defeat Cameron Menzies by a scoreline of 3-0. At odds of 13/8 for this outcome, this certainly appeals.
There is a reason why ‘Coolhand’ leads the World Grand Prix field besides Luke Littler, which could actually be Sunday’s final if both players win their next two games respectively.
HUMPHRIES HOLDS OFF RATAJSKI!
Luke Humphries wraps it up in style!
The 2023 World Grand Prix champion delivers when it matters to complete a 3-1 victory over Krzysztof Ratajski!
📺 https://t.co/cN6xY3oHDW #WGPDarts | R2 pic.twitter.com/c525gZgQdG
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) October 8, 2025
Danny Noppert vs Gary Anderson (8.00pm) 🎯
The second quarter-final match on Friday evening sees two-time world champion Gary Anderson take on Danny Noppert for a place in the semi-final.
Noppert impressed in Round 2 defeating an out-of-sorts and injured Stephen Bunting, but still got the job done and his nine 180s in the process.
Anderson on the other hand breezed past Joe Cullen in the second round, despite not producing his best darts either.
This is a match ‘The Flying Scotsman’ is favourite to win, and rightly so. That being said, Noppert has won a major before and is as resilient as they come.
That being said, taking Gary Anderson -1.5 sets at odds of 6/5 really appeals. For this bet to come in, the Scotsman must win by a scoreline of 3-0 or 3-1. Very doable for the former two-time world champion.
Gary Anderson is through to the quarter-finals! 🎯 pic.twitter.com/0M74FuXYhf
— Sky Sports Darts (@SkySportsDarts) October 8, 2025
Luke Littler vs Gerwyn Price (8.45pm) 🎯
Luke Littler’s retirement rumours may have sparked huge debate ahead of this year’s World Grand Prix, but he has well and truly put them to bed with two routine wins in his opening two matches.
‘The Nuke’ barely broke a sweat in beating last year’s champion Mike de Decker in Round 2, after averaging 105+ in his Round 1 win over Gian van Veen, who actually set the record for the highest World Grand Prix average of all time.
Gerwyn Price on the other hand started slowly against Josh Rock in the first set of their second round match, but put that right in the second and third sets where he produced some of his best darts.
In a match that many people though would go all the way, Price destroyed ‘Rocky’ and limited him to just one leg in the entire match. If he can replicate that kind of form tonight, he has every chance of beating the 18-year-old darting superstar.
Littler may have hit a 170-checkout to win his match last night, but we are backing ‘The Iceman’ to pull off the upset and book his place in the semi-final on Saturday night.
The Welshman also has an incredibly strong record against Littler, which 99.9% of players can’t say. Littler has won the last five meetings, but before that Price defeated the Englishman six times on the spin.
With Price back in form, we fancy him to get one over on Littler again and book his place in the last four. At odds of 7/4 just to win the match outright, Gerwyn Price has to be included in our World Grand Prix Day 5 betting tips.
LITTLER FINDS THE 170 TO WIN IT!! 🤯
Luke Littler doing Luke Littler things… ✅
A stunning 170 to win it and end Mike De Decker's grip on the BOYLE Sports World Grand Prix title!
📺 https://t.co/cN6xY3oHDW #WGPDarts | R2 pic.twitter.com/kqOMCzkWCr
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) October 9, 2025
Dirk van Duijvenbode vs Jonny Clayton (9.30pm) 🎯
This quarter-final tie is a really tough one to call, with both men in decent form. Jonny Clayton has been here before, regularly making it to the last eight of the World Grand Prix.
The Dutchman on the other hand hasn’t been here as often, but has really impressed this year. Van Duijvenbode hasn’t even lost a set yet, beating Michael van Gerwen 2-0 in the first round before smashing Daryl Gurney 3-0 last night.
Clayton has been his usual consistent self, without setting the world alight. He beat Luke Woodhouse 3-1 last night, but will need to be better if he is the beat his opponent tonight.
Although the Welshman is the outright favourite with UK betting sites, here at SportsCasting we are selecting the Dutchman to book his place in the semi-final with a win over ‘The Ferret’.
It won’t be easy by any stretch for van Duijvenbode, but he has been arguably the most impressive player in the tournament this year. Hence why we are picking him as part of our World Grand Prix Day 5 betting tips.
Both of these players are heavy scorers too, so could either threaten the nine-dart finish tonight? Time will tell!
DIRK SEALS IT IN STYLE!
What a way to win it! 👏
Dirk van Duijvenbode fires in a magnificent 158 checkout to complete a straight-sets victory over Daryl Gurney!
📺 https://t.co/cN6xY3oHDW #WGPDarts | R2 pic.twitter.com/guKtJS5mkG
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) October 9, 2025
Back Our Darts Betting Tips: 34/1 World Grand Prix Day 5 Acca
World Grand Prix – Event Info
- 🎯 Event: World Grand Prix 2025
- 📅 Date: Mon, 6 Oct – Sun, 12 Oct
- 🏆 Last Winner (2024): Mike De Decker
- 📺 TV Channel: Sky Sports
- 🏟 Venue: Mattioli Arena | Leicester, England
- 🤑 Purse: £600,000 (Winner: £120,000)
World Grand Prix Outright Odds
Below are the latest odds on the eight remaining players who have made it to the World Grand Prix quarter-finals.
World number one Luke Humphries and reigning world champion Luke Littler remain the two outright favourites, with a possible meeting in the final between the two Englishmen if they win their next two respective matches.
| Player | Latest Odds |
|---|---|
| Luke Littler | 23/20 |
| Luke Humphries | 11/4 |
| Gerwyn Price | 11/2 |
| Gary Anderson | 10/1 |
| Jonny Clayton | 11/1 |
| Danny Noppert | 16/1 |
| Dirk van Duijvenbode | 18/1 |
| Cameron Menzies | 33/1 |
