PDC World Darts Championship accumulator tips for Tuesday December 27

World number one Gerwyn Price and the defending world champion Peter Wright are in action on a blockbuster day of darts as the PDC World Championship returns from the Christmas break in style.

The third-round matches start on Tuesday with several competitive clashes and acca punters will have plenty to get their teeth into at Alexandra Palace.

All bets must be placed by 2.45pm on Tuesday.

Racing Post darts expert Joe Casey has picked:

Jonny Clayton -2.5 sets v Brendan Dolan

Gabriel Clemens to beat Jim Williams

Over 12.5 180s in Gerwyn Price v Raymond van Barneveld

Kim Huybrechts +2.5 sets v Peter Wright

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Jonny Clayton v Brendan Dolan

Jonny Clayton averaged 99 in his 3-0 win in the second round and he can register a comfortable victory over Brendan Dolan, who beat Jimmy Hendricks last time out but has lost three of his last four games. Take Clayton to overcome a 2.5-set handicap.

Jim Williams v Gabriel Clemens

The most competitive betting heat of the day sees Jim Williams take on Gabriel Clemens after Welshman Williams shocked James Wade in the second round. However, Clemens averaged 95 in his whitewash of William O'Connor in round two and looks a solid pick here.

Gerwyn Price v Raymond van Barneveld

Gerwyn Price and Raymond van Barneveld have put on some blockbuster clashes in 2022 and this looks set to be another. Barney hit seven 180s in his win over Ryan Meikle and the 12.5 line for maximums should be breached.

Peter Wright v Kim Huybrechts

Kim Huybrechts has a good recent record against Peter Wright, winning three of the last four meetings by at least five legs, and he should be able to avoid a battering from Snakebite. Take the Belgian with a 2.5-set handicap start.

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