Momverse Darts Tips
- Annual Profit
- -56
- Annual Strike Rate
- 47 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -
- 7 Days Profit
- -
12 Months Profit Trend
Aug 24 - Aug 25
- Highest ProfitAug 25
- -
- Lowest ProfitJul 25
- -5.6
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitAug 28
- -
- Lowest ProfitAug 28
- -
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Today Tips
Experts are OLBG tipsters with high strike rates, current month or 6 month profitability for a particular sport.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.
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WIN @
I choose this because he is arguably the most dominant player in darts right now. His recent form, including his World Championship and World Matchplay wins, combined with his high averages and prolific 180s, make him the most likely player to navigate the field.
- 6 / 7 Win Tips86%
1 expert
3 commentsWIN @ / -2.50 hcap
I choose this because Wattimena's current form and statistical metrics are far superior to Weber's. He has a significant scoring advantage and will likely win comfortably, covering the -2.5 legs handicap by winning 6-3 or better.
- 16 / 18 Win Tips89%
4 experts
10 commentsWIN @
I choose this because Wattimena is in superb form, having just won his first PDC title and demonstrating superior scoring and consistency on the Pro Tour. His opponent, Leon Weber, is in a significant slump, having lost his last five matches.
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WIN @
Jermaine Wattimena I choose this because Wattimena is a high-scoring player with a strong track record of hitting 180s. His Pro Tour average is much higher, indicating he is consistently hitting bigger scores compared to the out-of-form Weber.
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WIN @ / 4.50 hcap
I choose this because although Wattimena is a decent 180 hitter, Weber's recent form suggests he will contribute very few, if any, maximums. The match is also likely to be short, which limits the total number of opportunities for 180s.
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WIN @ / 8.50 hcap
I choose this because Wattimena is predicted to win decisively, meaning the match will not go the distance. Given the form of both players, a 6-2 or 6-3 scoreline is most likely, keeping the total legs well below the 9.5 threshold.
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EW @
I choose this because he is a phenomenal talent who is always on the cusp of a major title. He has shown flashes of brilliance and is more than capable of beating anyone on his day. A good run here could be the breakout tournament he's been building towards.
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WIN @
I choose this because Slevin's clear advantage in form and skill should lead to a short match. The predicted handicap win of -2.5 legs implies a score of 6-3 or better, which keeps the total legs comfortably under the 9.5 threshold.
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WIN @ / -2.50 hcap
I choose this because Slevin's average is significantly higher than Schweyen's on the Pro Tour, suggesting he will win a comfortable majority of the legs. A 6-3 or 6-2 scoreline is a very likely outcome, allowing Slevin to cover the handicap.
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WIN @
I choose this because Slevin is a more experienced and statistically superior player. His form is more consistent, and he is accustomed to the pressure of the PDC European Tour. Schweyen is a solid qualifier, but Slevin's overall game is on a higher level.
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WIN @ / 3.50 hcap
I choose this because while Woodhouse is capable of hitting multiple 180s, the match is likely to be short and the combined 180 output may be limited. Engstrom is not a heavy maximum scorer, so a low total is expected.
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WIN @
I choose this because Woodhouse's consistent high scoring on the PDC circuit makes him a much more prolific 180 hitter than his opponent. He will likely outscore Engstrom in every category.
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WIN @
I choose this because Woodhouse's statistical advantage and recent head-to-head history suggest a short match. A 6-3 or 6-2 victory for Woodhouse would result in a total of 9 legs or less, making the under 9.5 legs pick a solid choice.
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WIN @ / -2.50 hcap
I choose this because the -2.5 legs handicap is a realistic expectation given Woodhouse's superior form and his recent 6-3 victory over Engstrom. He is expected to win comfortably, covering the handicap.
- 14 / 14 Win Tips100%
1 expert
7 commentsWIN @
Luke Woodhouse I choose this because Woodhouse is in significantly better form, has a higher level of experience on the PDC tour, and has a recent head-to-head win against Engstrom. His consistency and scoring power are on a different level.
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WIN @ / 1.50 hcap
I choose this because Wenig's superior scoring and confidence should allow him to win by at least two legs. He will likely secure a few breaks of throw, leading to a scoreline such as 6-4 or 6-3, which comfortably covers the -1.5 legs handicap.
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WIN @
I choose this because although Ratajski is the clear favorite, Steve Lennon has a history of being a gritty opponent. The 2-2 head-to-head record suggests a close match is possible. A score of 6-4 or 6-5 is a very real possibility, leading to a total of 10 or 11 legs.
- 10 / 12 Win Tips83%
1 expert
5 commentsWIN @
I choose this because Ratajski's current form is superior to Lennon's. His scoring power is more consistent, and he has recently shown his ability to defeat top players. While the head-to-head is even, Ratajski has been a more successful player overall in 2023.
Profits calculated to a 10 point stake.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.