Gary Anderson is the new 11/4 favourite with Sky Bet to win the PDC World Darts Championship after Michael van Gerwen was knocked out of the tournament by Raymond van Barneveld on Tuesday evening.
Van Gerwen was the favourite with Sky Bet to win the top prize at Alexandra Palace for a second time but he left the tournament after Dutch rival Van Barneveld rolled back the years with a sensational 4-3 victory.
Anderson made quick work of Vincent van der Voort earlier in the evening with a 4-0 win and the defending champion has come in from 6/1 to 11/4 in the outright odds.
Van Barneveld's price to lift the trophy has been slashed from 40/1 to 7/1 on the back of his famous success and the Dutchman comes up against Michael Smith, who can be backed at 10/1, in the quarter-finals.
Phil Taylor sits behind Anderson in Sky Bet's outright odds at 100/30 but the former world No 1 has to get past Jelle Klaasen, who is on offer at 28/1 to add the PDC crown to his previous BDO success, in a tricky last-16 clash if he's to keep his dreams of a 15th PDC World Darts Championship title alive.
Adrian Lewis can be supported at 9/2 to come out on top in the final and James Wade is available alongside Van Barneveld at 7/1.
Peter Wright and Dave Chisnall can be backed at 12/1 and 14/1 respectively ahead of their last-16 meeting on Wednesday, while Mark Webster and Alan Norris are both big outsiders at 50/1.
Odds correct at 2320 GMT on 29/12/15.