Martin Adams vs Jesus Noguera: For The Second Head-to-Head Competition

The Online Live League will feature a slew of great players participating in group stage forms in a behind-closed-doors setting in Southampton each week. From Monday through Friday, players will be divided into three groups in order to advance to Saturday's final group. The victor of Group A and the top two from Groups B and C will make up Saturday's five-man lineup. All matches will be played over the best of seven legs and will be broadcast live on desktop, mobile, and tablet platforms across the world.

Martin Adams, an English darts player who competes for the World Darts Federation, is one of the participants for the forthcoming game (WDF). He has won the BDO World Championship and the World Masters Championship three times. Martin also won the Finders Masters competition in 1996 and again in 2000. He competed in the World Championship a total of 25 times. The player finished second in the World Darts Trophy tournament twice, in 2004 and 2006. Martin reached the semifinals of the International Darts League twice. He made his debut participation in the Grand Slam of Darts after joining the PDC in 2015, defeating Ian White, Jelle Klaasen, and Steve Beaton. However, in the top 16, Adams was defeated 10-9 by Kim Huybrechts.

Soon after losing the World Championship in 2016, he won the Dutch Open, defeating Danny Noppert. Finally, he was defeated 5-1 by Robert Thornton in the 2022 World Seniors Darts Championship. Martin won four of the last five exhibition games in 2021, including a 4-1 victory over Jim McEwan. The 65-year-old veteran has been in the game since 1981, and it would be impossible for Jesus Noguera to win with this much experience.

Jess Noguera Perea is a professional darts player from Spain who competes in Professional Darts Corporation competitions. He earned a PDC Tour Card in 2020 after winning two Challenge Tour events in 2019 and finishing second in the rankings. However, Jesus Noguera has its own victories and experiences. Certainly, Jesus Noguera's experience and glories won't be enough for him to compete against the grandmaster of darts, Martin Adams.

• Martin Adams to win for 1.59
• Total Over 5.5 for 1.55
• Jesus Noguera Handicap (1.5) for 1.69