Premier League Darts Night 13: Birmingham Betting Preview & Tips

As the Premier League Darts caravan rolls into Birmingham’s Utilita Arena for Night 13, the race to secure a top-four finish intensifies. With just four nights remaining, every match carries significant weight, especially for seven-time champion Michael van Gerwen, who finds himself in an uncharacteristic position outside the playoff spots.

🎯 Match 1: Luke Littler v Stephen Bunting

Despite a recent quarter-final exit in Liverpool, Luke Littler maintains his position atop the league standings. His scoring prowess remains undiminished, evidenced by 6 maximums and a 160 checkout in his last outing.

Stephen Bunting, though languishing at the bottom of the table, has shown resilience, notably defeating Littler 6-5 in Berlin. Their encounters have been high-octane, with both players often averaging over 100.

Betting Tip: Back Over 7.5 180s @ 1.96

🎯 Match 2: Chris Dobey v Nathan Aspinall

Chris Dobey’s season has been a rollercoaster, with a solitary night win and multiple early exits. However, his recent performance in the Austrian Darts Open, where he posted a 106.5 average in the quarter-finals, suggests a return to form.

Nathan Aspinall, while consistent, has had his share of ups and downs. Their head-to-head is evenly matched, making this a potentially tight contest.

Betting Tip: Back Chris Dobey to win at 1.78

🎯 Match 3: Luke Humphries v Gerwyn Price

This clash between the world number one and the Iceman promises fireworks. Their previous 4 Premier League meetings are evenly split, with Price edging the last encounter. Both players are in fine form, making this a must-watch.

Betting Tip: Expect a high-scoring affair with over 5.5 180s in the match @ 1.71

🎯 Match 4: Rob Cross v Michael van Gerwen

Michael van Gerwen’s quest for an eighth Premier League title is under threat. Without a nightly win this season, he’s in unfamiliar territory. Rob Cross, on the other hand, has been consistent, with 6 quarter-final victories.

Cross has won 6 of their last 7 meetings, including a notable victory in Exeter. Given Mvg’s current form, Cross might have the upper hand.

Betting Tip: Back Rob Cross to win at 2.28.