Premier League Darts - Night 13 Betting Tips
The Premier League is nearing its conclusion and the eight biggest stars in darts travel to Birmingham for Night 13 with just four events of the league phase left.
Luke Littler remains in top spot but Luke Humphries is just four points behind him and the race for the top four is even more competitive.
Five players are separated by just eight points between third and seventh, so it is all to play for in the race to Finals Night.
Gerwyn Price will be looking to follow up his success in Liverpool last week in what should be an intriguing night of darts in the second city.
Night 13 Opening Fixtures:
- Littler v Bunting
- Aspinall v Dobey
- Humphries v Price
- Cross v van Gerwen
Tip 1: Luke Littler to win Night 13 @ 11/8
Littler remains on top of the Premier League table, but he would like a bit more breathing space between him and world number one Humphries.
The Nuke has not won an individual night since the eighth week in Newcastle but has far from disgraced himself recently, coming out on the wrong end of a number of close games.
The youngster lost 6-5 to Stephen Bunting in the semi-finals of Week 11 before suffering defeat at the hands of Michael van Gerwen in Liverpool last week, despite averaging 99.
Littler has landed in the weaker top half of the draw, with Humphries, Price, Van Gerwen, and Rob Cross all housed in the opposite section.
The world champion should have a solid chance of reaching at least the final and is fancied to go all the way in the West Midlands.
Tip 2: Nathan Aspinall to beat Chris Dobey @ 22/25
Nathan Aspinall faces a battle to cling on to fourth spot in the table and is fancied to do so with a win over Chris Dobey.
The Asp has won five of the last six head-to-heads, and only Stephen Bunting has lost more quarter-final matches than Dobey’s total of eight.
Tip 3: Over 5.5 180s in Luke Humphries vs Gerwyn Price @ 8/13
Humphries and Price served up a feast in last week’s final, with both men comfortably averaging over 100 in a 6-4 win for the Iceman.
Games between these two tend to be drawn out matches that bring out the best in each other - they have 125 maximums in the tournament combined - and this should be no different.
Take over 5.5 180s in what should be a high-quality contest.
Tip 4: Rob Cross to beat Michael van Gerwen @ 5/4
Van Gerwen has lost his sense of invincibility and the seven-time winner of this competition is now battling it out for a top-four spot.
He faces Cross in this one, and Voltage has a big advantage in the recent head-to-heads, winning six of the last seven.
He could be overpriced to extend that run against an inconsistent MVG.
Odds correct at time of publication but subject to fluctuation