Merry Football Dartsmas everyone! The PDC Darts World Championship is the biggest tournament on the darting calendar and is a chance for players to write themselves into the darting history books. The championship takes place at the Alexandra Palace from 15th December to 3rd January, with 96 players trying to win the Sid Waddell trophy. Darts betting sites will be all over the tournament providing the best markets, betting offers, free bets and boosts throughout the tournament.

It's our job to provide you with all the essentials ahead of the Darts World Championship from free bets to tips throughout the tournament.

World Darts Championship Free Bets 2025

As the PDC gears up for this month's World Championships, UK betting sites have all the markets available that you would expect for a major darts tournament. 

If you are looking to open a new account, we recommend checking out what welcome offers each betting app has to offer. There will be plenty of choice, so it's worth taking the time to look through them.

PDC World Darts Championship Betting Offers 2025

As you would expect, darts betting sites have the fast approaching championships well covered. Here are some of our favourite World Darts Championships Betting offers.

bet365 World Darts Championship Betting Offer

If you have a pre-tournament fancy, bet365 might be the place to head. The site is offering new and existing customers a 25% profit boost on bets on the outright winner market. This means you could get odds of over 12/1 on Michael Van Gerwen or over 40/1 on Gerwyn Price winning the title, prices that could look massive if they find their form. And with bet365's current sign up offer entitling you to £50 in free bets when you bet £10, there hasn't been a better time to join a new betting site.

BoyleSports World Darts Championship Betting Offer

We like the '2 Sets Ahead' offer currently being promoted by BoyleSports for this week's tournament. If you back a player to win a match, BoyleSports will settle the bet if that player goes two sets up at any stage. This is a great concession in a set-play format, as a player one set from victory still has a lot of work to do. Therefore, it's nice knowing a two-set lead is enough for your bet to pay out.

Betfred World Darts Championship Betting Offer

Each way place terms are always something you should check if you fancy an outsider, and Betfred is offering four places on each way bets on the outright winner. Knowing your place bet will pay out should your selection reach the semi-final is a huge difference over them needing to make the final. If you fancy an outsider to make a run at the trophy, this is the darts betting site for you.

Former champion Michael Smith is available at a massive 28/1, considering he is on the side of the draw that avoids the two Lukes. An each way bet with Betfred on a player in that half of the draw looks to be the smart move with these attractive place terms.

Ladbrokes World Darts Championship Betting Offers

It's worth having a betting account open with Ladbrokes if you're planning on betting each day over the course of the tournament. Daily Price boosts will be available on selected markets daily with one of the best UK betting sites. With three or more boosts available each day, you're sure to find something to use your £20 in free bets on for signing up.

BetVictor 2025 World Darts Championship Betting Offer

Like Ladbrokes, BetVictor will have a range of daily specials for the World Darts Championship. You can get odds on the number of 180s each day, will a 170 be hit, or will there be a nine-dart finish, as well as a number of other enhanced prices. Signing up for BetVictor entitles you to £40 in free bets when you bet on football. A great offer to combine the two biggest sports over the festive period.

2025 PDC World Darts Championship Tips

At 10/1 with Betfred Gary Anderson looks great value in the outright market, particularly considering Betfred is playing four places on each way bets.

The Flying Scotsman has found himself in the favourable half of the draw for the tournament, which means he can't meet Luke Littler or Luke Humphries until the final. He might call himself a part-timer these days, but he might have a case to say he has played the best darts out of all players this season.

Anderson holds the highest overall season average of all PDC tour card holders with 99.41, is averaging over 105 in 23% of his games, and has more 110+ averages than any other player this season despite playing fewer tournaments. He has thrown 12 110+ averages in 102 games, with his closest challenger (Luke Littler) throwing nine from 193 outings.

While a lot of the big names in the lower half of the draw seem to be searching for form, Anderson's is rock solid, and he looks primed for a run deep into the tournament.