Belgium vs Hong Kong (World Cup of Darts): odds and bets 11.06.2026

The Group B clash between Belgium and Hong Kong is, without a doubt, one of the highlights of the day for fans of surprises and high-tension matches. On paper, Belgium field a dream team comprising recent major tournament champion Mike De Decker and the ever-dangerous Dimitri Van den Bergh. However, the team’s history and internal chemistry have been mired in controversy in previous editions, which is extremely dangerous in a mental sport played by pure pairs. If De Decker and Van den Bergh fail to connect on a personal level from the very first minute, the alternate-shot format could become psychological torture against an opponent with no inhibitions.

Hong Kong arrives in Frankfurt with the ‘giant-killer’ label hanging around its neck, thanks to the spectacular pairing of Man Lok Leung and Lok Yin Lee. Man Lok Leung, known on the circuit as ‘The Fatal’, has already demonstrated at the PDC World Singles Championships that he has more than enough quality to average over 100 points and hit 180s against the world’s best without batting an eyelid. His composure and speed on the line rub off on Lok Yin Lee, forming an extremely dangerous, fast and compact Asian duo who already know what it’s like to reach the quarter-finals in this competition.

Belgium are under immense pressure to win, whilst Hong Kong will take to the stage to enjoy themselves and capitalise on any sign of European arrogance or nerves. The best-of-seven-legs format completely levels the playing field; if Leung starts on form with the triples, Hong Kong will steal legs with ease. We do not foresee a comfortable victory or a walk in the park for the Belgians. The over 5.5 total legs line looks like a massive value bet at Paddy Power, anticipating a thrilling clash that could well be decided in the final leg.