Rob Cross aims to add the Grand Slam of Darts trophy to his four major PDC titles. ‘Voltage’ faces Stephen Bunting for a place in the final. You can bet on Rob Cross to win the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts as the 3/1 second favourite with BetMGM, as well as claiming a £40 free bet.
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Rob Cross Grand Slam Of Darts Odds
After progressing into the last-16 as runner-up in Group G, before then defeating Nathan Aspinall in the knockout stages, Rob Cross dispatched of Damon Heta in the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam of Darts. If he can go all the way in the tournament, he will claim the trophy for the very first time. A win at the 2023 Grand Slam for ‘Voltage’ will see him win his fifth PDC major title.
We are guaranteed a new name on the Grand Slam of Darts trophy this year, with none of the remaining players having tasted success in this tournament before. Cross has every chance of going all the way in Wolverhampton, and looks to be getting better as the tournament progresses.
With the 2024 PDC World Championship just around the corner, the 2018 world champion looks to be coming into a rich vein of form just at the right time. A fully-firing Rob Cross is more than capable of beating anyone on his day, as we saw at the World Championships five years ago.
The 33-year-old won two of his three group games, hitting three 180s in the process. Cross saved his best performance thusfar for the knockout stages, beating fellow Englishman Nathan Aspinall 10-8 on Thursday night. ‘Voltage’ averaged 103.97, as well as firing in seven 180s.
After winning on Saturday night, Cross meets Stephen Bunting in the semi-final. Cross has won eight of the 12 meetings between the two.
The omens are good for Rob Cross, so you certainly wouldn’t put it past him going all the way this weekend. Rob Cross can be backed at 3/1 with BetMGM to win the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts.
Rob Cross 2023 Grand Slam Of Darts Results
Group Stage
- Sat 11 Nov – Rob Cross 5-4 Martijn Kleermaker (win)
- Sun 12 Nov – Rob Cross 4-5 Michael van Gerwen (loss)
- Tues 14 Nov – Rob Cross 5-2 Fallon Sherrock (win)
Last 16
- Thurs 16 Nov – Rob Cross 10-8 Nathan Aspinall (win)
Quarter-Final
- Sat 18 Nov – Rob Cross 16-6 Damon Heta (win)
Rob Cross Next Match
Rob Cross will take on fellow Englishman Stephen Bunting in the semi-final of the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts. The Cross vs Bunting match is the second of Sunday afternoon’s semi-final ties, taking centre stage from the Aldersley Leisure Village, Wolverhampton.
You can catch Rob Cross’ next match in the Grand Slam of Darts by checking out the best darts live streaming sites on the SportsLens site.
Afternoon Session (1pm) – Semi-Finals
- Luke Humphries vs James Wade
- Stephen Bunting vs Rob Cross
Evening Session (7pm) – Final
- TBA vs TBA
Grand Slam Of Darts Odds
See below the latest Grand Slam of Darts outright betting odds, with prices supplied by BetMGM:
- Luke Humphries 4/5
- Rob Cross 3/1
- Stephen Bunting 6/1
- James Wade 8/1
Note: Odds are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change
Grand Slam Of Darts – Event Info
- 🏆 Tournament: Grand Slam of Darts
- 📅 Date: 11-19 November, 2023
- 🕛 Time: Approx. 7:15PM BST
- 📺 TV Channel: Sky Sports
- 🏟 Venue: Aldersley Leisure Village | Wolverhampton, England
- 🎲 Outright Odds: Humphries 2/1 | Cross 7/2 | Anderson 4/1
Grand Slam Of Darts: The Last 10 Winners
See below the list of previous Grand Slam of Darts winners from the last 10 years:
- 2022: Michael Smith
- 2021: Gerwyn Price
- 2020: Jose de Souza
- 2019: Gerwyn Price
- 2018: Gerwyn Price
- 2017: Michael van Gerwen
- 2016: Michael van Gerwen
- 2015: Michael van Gerwen
- 2014: Phil Taylor
- 2013: Phil Taylor
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