Premier League Darts Week Six darts betting tips and predictions – Copybet
Premier League Darts arrives in Nottingham on Thursday where Luke Littler will be hoping to round off the perfect week.
World No.1 Littler got his first Premier League nightly win of the campaign in Cardiff last Thursday and followed that by winning the UK Open on Sunday, so he is very much the man to beat at the Nottingham Arena.
Josh Rock vs Stephen Bunting
Five days after Josh Rock beat Stephen Bunting in a close-fought showdown at the UK Open in Minehead, the tables can be turned in the opening quarter-final in Nottingham.
Rock was a 10-7 victor over The Bullet in round six at Butlin's on Saturday, going on to a semi-final defeat at the hands of Luke Littler.
That was a good effort from Rock but may not have any bearing on his Premier League troubles.
The Northern Ireland thrower has taken to the stage five times on his debut in this competition and lost five times, making him the only player in the eight-man field without a point to his name.
Bunting at least has a nightly win in his column - he triumphed in Week Four in Belfast - and there really doesn't look like there's anything between these two big-scorers.
Bunting, the higher-ranked player and higher in the table, looks a spot of value at 27/25.
Luke Humphries vs Gian van Veen
Five weeks into the 2026 Premier League and Luke Humphries has yet to make a Thursday night final. Expect that sequence to have been extended by one after Week Six.
Cool Hand takes to the stage for the third quarter-final against his nemesis Gian Van Veen, who looks all the value at 11/10.
Van Veen has won seven of his last showdowns with Humphries, most notably that 5-1 drubbing of the Englishman in the World Championship quarter-finals on New Year's Day.
They have met twice more in the last three weeks with GVV dotting up in Week Three in Glasgow before repeating the feat three days later in the Poland Open semi-finals.
Humphries is irresistible when playing well but his head has been dropping a lot, best witnessed against Jonny Clayton in Cardiff last Thursday and again against Danny Noppert in Minehead.
Gerwyn Price vs Luke Littler
The last quarter-final pits Gerwyn Price against newly-crowned UK Open winner Luke Littler in what should be a decent affair.
There is no doubt The Nuke has not been at his sparkling best and even at the weekend had plenty of flat notes.
That should encourage The Iceman to believe he can give the youngster a decent game, better than last week in Cardiff when Littler won 6-3.
Their previous meeting - in last month's Masters - went the distance and so could this one.