Keith Deller MBE has picked out his best bets and selections to form a 7/2 accumulator for Thursday night's second round action at the 2026 World Grand Prix.
World Grand Prix Darts Tips - Thursday Night Acca
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Gary Anderson to beat Niels Zonneveld
James Wade to beat Stephen Bunting
Luke Humphries to beat Jermaine Wattimena
Gian van Veen to beat Ryan Searle
Pays at 7/2
Odds were correct at the time of writing and are subject to fluctuation.
I'm 100 percent in my second round predictions so far after my 11/1 acca for last night's action landed, and I'm hoping lightning can strike twice after picking out my four selections for this evening's play.
𝟭𝟭/𝟭 𝗧𝗜𝗣 𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗗! 🎯
— bet365 (@bet365) September 30, 2026
Keep an eye out for the remainder of Keith Deller's World Grand Prix selections this week.
First up tonight we have Gary Anderson taking on the impressive Niels Zonneveld who showed bottle in abundance to see off Josh Rock in their World Grand Prix opener.
Anderson came through a tough first round assignment against Damon Heta and he knows he has the scoring power to pull away in this game providing he is hitting those key doubles -- which I believe he will.
James Wade versus Stephen Bunting is a really difficult match to call; probably the most difficult of the night.
Wadey has been in superb form of late and knows this format really does suit his game, whilst Stephen has been really impressive too; even if he can be a little more patchy.
I am just edging James Wade's way though in five sets -- I think his experience will tell and he will hit those key shots at key times.
Luke Humphries returns to the oche tonight too as he looks to get himself back on the PDC winner's podium.
'Cool Hand' is licking his lips after seeing nemesis and back-to-back World Darts Championship winner Luke Littler dumped out in the first round.
And while I fully expect Jermaine Wattimena to provide him a number of problems, I am taking him to come through the encounter largely unscathed.
My final selection comes from the Gian van Veen versus Ryan Searle showdown; which could be an absolute belter.
I love Ryan; he is a top player on his day and I have no doubt that if he could find some real consistency then he would go on to win multiple ranking titles.
However, I don't feel that consistency is there yet, especially over a long format game like this one. Gian is finding his form again and I just feel that the longer this one goes on, the stronger he will become.
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