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We’re back on the oche, baby!
A Sue Gray-style delay meant that this year’s Premier League line-up was released at the last minute, rather than the traditional slot at the World Championships, but we now know the line-up for this 17-week-long event.
Oh, and there’s a switch-up in the format this year!
The Premier League will feature eight players and the 16 league nights – before a Grand Final evening – will be held as individual events comprising the quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final over the best of 11 legs. There will be a £10,000 bonus incentive for the winner of each evening.
World champion Peter Wright, world number one Gerwyn Price, three-time world champion “Mighty” Michael van Gerwen, two-time world champion Gary Anderson, Masters champion Joe Cullen, “The Machine” James Wade, “Bully Boy” Michael Smith and Jonny Clayton will contest this season’s Premier League, with names such as Rob Cross, Nathan Aspinall and Jose de Sousa missing out.
You won’t miss an arra’.
We’ll be here each week with free bets, tips and previews for the 2022 Premier League darts!
Latest Premier League Darts Betting Update – February 2022
As we look towards week 1 of the 2022 Premier League Darts, the pre-tournament odds have been released for the eight runners and riders.
As well as that, prop markets are also available regarding some of the outcomes across the 17 weeks.
Gerwyn Price: 10/3 with Paddy Power
Michael van Gerwen: 4/1 with Paddy Power
Peter Wright: 9/2 with Paddy Power
Jonny Clayton: 5/1 with Paddy Power
Michael Smith: 15/2 with Paddy Power
Joe Cullen: 14/1 with Paddy Power
Gary Anderson: 16/1 with Paddy Power
James Wade: 20/1 with Paddy Power
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What can we expect from Premier League Darts in 2022?
The Premier League is unique in the fact that you are guaranteed the best versus the best each and every week.
There won’t be many dull moment’s across this 17-week tournament that spans Europe.
Players
Gerwyn Price
Odds: 10-3 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 1
Premier League best: 5th (2019, 2020)
The Premier League crown is missing in the Welshman’s trophy cabinet after a couple of disappointing seasons.
The “Iceman” is number one in the world and playing very consistent darts – he’ll be tough to topple.
Michael van Gerwen
Odds: 4-1 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 3
Premier League best: Winner (2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
MVG was trophy-less in 2021 and will be eyeing the Premier League as a perfect opportunity to reverse this fortune.
He owned this tournament for most of the 2010’s and is more than capable of a tilt at a 6th crown.
Peter Wright
Odds: 9-2 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 2
Premier League best: Runner-up (2017)
“Snakebite” is the current world champion and near impossible to beat at his very best.
A runners up spot in 2017 is still the Scot’s best effort over the winter/spring tournament, but he’s recently got a taste for trophies.
Jonny Clayton
Odds: 5-1 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 8
Premier League best: Winner (2021)
“The Ferret” had an incredible 2021 winning multiple titles including the 2021 Premier League.
He’ll have his work cut out defending his crown against a stacked field.
Michael Smith
Odds: 15-2 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 5
Premier League best: Runner-up (2018)
Smith is still awaiting his first major tournament win in the PDC and the new format of the Premier League may suit him.
“Bully Boy” is a different animal on the oche after vast improvements over 2021.
Joe Cullen
Odds: 14-1 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 11
Premier League best: Debut
Joe Cullen snuck through the back door of the Premier League via an impressive maiden title at the January Masters.
“Rockstar” is finding his feet on the big stage and can beat anyone on his day.
Gary Anderson
Odds: 16-1 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 6
Premier League best: Winner (2011, 2015)
Anderson is a two-time winner of the Premier League but has fallen out of form over the last couple of seasons.
The “Flying Scotsman” arguably doesn’t dedicate enough time to the sport in comparison to his opposition.
James Wade
Odds: 20-1 with Paddy Power
World ranking: 4
Premier League best: Winner (2009)
Perhaps a surprise inclusion into the Premier League, but James Wade is still number four in the world.
“The Machine” won the Premier League back in 2009 and is the most experienced player across the eight.
Premier League Darts 2022: Dates, fixtures, venues
February 3: Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
February 10: M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
February 17: SSE Arena, Belfast
February 24: Mercedes-Benz, Arena, Berlin
March 3: Westpoint Arena, Exeter
March 10: Brighton Centre, Brighton
March 17: Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
March 24: Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam
March 31: Utilita Arena, Birmingham
April 7: First Direct Arena, Leeds
April 14: AO Arena, Manchester
April 21: P&J Live, Aberdeen
April 28: 3Arena, Dublin
May 5: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
May 12: Utilita Arena, Sheffield
May 19: O2 Arena, London
May 26: Utilita Arena, Newcastle
How to watch Premier League Darts
Premier League Darts will be shown every Thursday night from February 3rd on Sky Sports.