The 2023 Grand Slam of Darts is nearing its conclusion. Eight groups of four players battled it out for a spot in the knockout rounds, culminating in today's semi-finals and final. Darts betting sites will have plenty of great betting markets, darts betting offers and more available throughout the tournament. 

Here at Bookies.com, we’ve got everything you need for the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts in one place. From darts free bets to the draw and tips, you’ll find them all right here. 

Grand Slam of Darts Free Bets 2023

UK betting sites have a wide range of darts free bets available for the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts. New customers can choose to place a qualifying bet on the tournament in order to receive a free bet for something else or bet on a different event to get a free bet for the Grand Slam of Darts. The choice is yours!

Grand Slam of Darts Betting Offers 2023

There are plenty of Grand Slam of Darts betting offers out there to avail of. You’ll find them at our best darts betting sites. For us, one of the standout darts betting offers is the BoyleSports ACCA Rewards. With this, punters can place an acca with five or more selections and choose to either boost their odds or insure it, which will result in a free bet for your stake if one leg lets you down. 

Expect to see a lot of enhanced odds for the final day of action too. James Wade is the underdog in his semi-final against favourite Luke Humphries and bet365 has boosted odds from 8/1 to 9/1 for Wade to win his semi-final and to have the highest checkout against Humphries .  

Grand Slam of Darts 2023 Draw

Here’s how the groups were drawn at the start of the tournament:

Grand Slam of Darts Tips 2023

The obvious starting point for many punters at betting apps was Gerwyn Price. He was the favourite to win with most new betting sites but his run of no being able to win a televised ranking event since 2021 continued. Price was eliminated by Gary Anderson in the first knockout stage.  

It’s taken a while for Luke Humphries to establish himself since winning the World Youth Championship in 2019. A semi-final finish in the 2022 edition of this tournament has been a springboard to success for the Englishman. Since then, he’s made the semis of the Players Championship and the World Matchplay, before winning the World Grand Prix in October. Humphries is the favourite to land this title.

Humphries made it through his quarter-final against Gary Anderson, winning a close tussle 16-14. The world number four threw 13 maximums to Anderson's 10 in what was a fascinating night of darts which saw 61 of a possible 62 legs played. Humphries will now play James Wade who was pushed all the way by Josh Rock from Northern Ireland. 

Wade is ranked 14th in the world and Humphriess should continue his dominance over Wade. Humphries has won five of the last six meetings although Wade did come out on top in the most recent meeting in the European Championship. Wade is the 6/1 outsider with BetMGM to get his hands on the Eric Bristow trophy while Humphreys is the 4/5 favourite with BetMGM.

In the other semi-final, Rob Cross faces Stephen Bunting for a place in the final. Cross knows what it takes to win a major tournament, having done so to win the World Championship in 2018. He was expected to dominate the sport after that, but it's been tough for the world number nine from Hastings. Bunting has never reached the final of a major PDC tournament, but Coral have boosted odds of 4/1 from 10/3 for Bunting to hit 4 or more 100+ checkouts while Cross is 7/2 from 3/1 to have 4 or more 100+ checkouts.