The 2026 Paddy Power World Darts Championship is in full swing at Alexandra Palace. On December 17, fans can look forward to a thrilling lineup of matches. Here’s a look at the predictions, odds, and TV schedule for Day 7 of the tournament.
Evening Session Matches
The evening session begins at 19:00 GMT, with coverage available on Sky Sports. Below are the match predictions and details.
Matt Campbell vs. Adam Sevada
- Odds: Matt Campbell (8/13) vs. Adam Sevada (5/4)
- Three-dart average (2025): 91.05 – 89.69
- 180s per leg (2025): 0.17 – 0.24
Canadian competitor Matt Campbell is vying for his seventh consecutive World Championship. Currently, he stands just outside the world’s top 64 and needs a strong showing to retain his PDC Tour Card. Adam Sevada earned his first appearance at Alexandra Palace by ranking as the top American on the CDC Pro Tour. His five title wins this season indicate he could challenge Campbell effectively.
Raymond van Barneveld vs. Stefan Bellmont
- Odds: Raymond van Barneveld (2/5) vs. Stefan Bellmont (15/8)
- Three-dart average (2025): 91.50 – 86.82
- 180s per leg (2025): 0.21 – 0.17
Multiple-time champion Raymond van Barneveld faces a challenging opponent in Stefan Bellmont. Despite being a favorite, van Barneveld has had a mixed season, while Bellmont is emerging stronger after winning the Challenge Tour Order of Merit.
James Wade vs. Ryusei Azemoto
- Odds: James Wade (1/18) vs. Ryusei Azemoto (8/1)
- Three-dart average (2025): 94.78 – 83.40
- 180s per leg (2025): 0.23 – 0.13
James Wade, appearing in his 24th consecutive World Championship, faces Ryusei Azemoto, who qualified based on his performance in the PDC Asian Tour. Wade’s long history in major tournaments gives him a significant edge over Azemoto.
Martin Schindler vs. Stephen Burton
- Odds: Martin Schindler (1/4) vs. Stephen Burton (11/4)
- Three-dart average (2025): 94.17 – 89.85
- 180s per leg (2025): 0.28 – 0.15
Martin Schindler has consistently shown strong performance on the Pro Tour but faced challenges in major events. He is set to compete against Stephen Burton, who struggles to secure wins at Alexandra Palace. Schindler is anticipated to capitalize on Burton’s pressure to maintain his Tour Card.
Conclusion
The stakes are high as competitors strive for success at the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship. Fans can tune in for an exciting evening of darts, filled with potential upsets and stellar performances.
