Premier League Darts Tips: Belfast Predictions & Odds Night 4
Jonny Clayton produced a dominant display on night three in Glasgow to claim his first nightly win of the Premier League season, becoming the third player to lift a trophy so far this year.
Competing in the tournament for the first time since 2023, the Welshman capped a superb run with a convincing 6-2 victory over world number three Gian van Veen in the final.
Clayton’s charge began with a long-awaited breakthrough against compatriot Gerwyn Price, snapping a 10-match winless streak that stretched back almost three years. He then carried that momentum into the semi-finals, where he dismantled world number one Luke Littler in a one-sided 6-1 triumph.
The win sends Clayton to the summit of the fledgling Premier League table, moving him clear of Michael van Gerwen — absent in Glasgow due to illness — while Van Veen was left to reflect on a second defeat in a nightly final this season.
We’re expecting a full complement of players back on the oche this Thursday in Belfast as the scramble for the top four continues.
The table may need some shaking out over the next few weeks, with both Lukes outside the top four and Stephen Bunting and Josh Rock still pointless at the base of the table.
Below, Free Bets has all you need for the fourth night of action.
Darts Premier League Tips: Night 4
Let’s take a look at some of the best betting tips for Thursday night’s action:
Luke Littler to win Night 4 at 4/5 with bet365
Sometimes all it takes is a player to be 'due' a performance. And we think Littler’s time has finally come, four weeks into this year’s Premier League.
The back-to-back world champion has struggled to get out of the traps this season without a final appearance yet, but Belfast offers him the perfect opportunity to bite back and leap up the standings.
Clayton won’t roll over for Littler in the quarter-final, but buoyed by revenge from last week’s 6-1 drubbing, we expect the 'Nuke' to come through and use that momentum to run to the final.
These first-to-six matches can be a bit of a lottery, but we’re backing Littler to find the right numbers on Thursday.
Gian van Veen to beat Josh Rock at 4/7 with bet365
Gian van Veen has shown good consistency so far in his debut Premier League season, eclipsing the effort of Josh Rock who is struggling to get going.
Van Veen sits third in the table having reached two out of the three finals so far, and we wouldn’t be surprised if he extends this run in Belfast.
Rock will have the crowd on his side on Thursday, but we’re not convinced it’s going to be enough to get past the cool and collected Dutchman.
Stephen Bunting vs Luke Humphries - Over 7.5 180s at 9/4 with Paddy Power
Just like last season, Stephen Bunting is struggling to get going in the Premier League.
The 'Bullet' sits pointless with Rock at the foot of the standings, and it doesn’t get much easier against former world number one Luke Humphries.Â
Humphries has bagged 22 maximums in just five matches so far — dart-for-dart the biggest 180 scorer in the league — and together with a free-flowing Bunting could exceed eight maximums in this match.
Bunting needs a result, and if he can push Humphries to at least 10 legs then the 180s could flow.
Premier League Darts Outright Odds
Here's a look at the latest tournament winner odds from betting sites after three weeks of play.
