Premier League Darts week 4 betting tips and selections for Belfast

Rookie Josh Rock will be hoping a partisan home crowd can help roar him on to success when the Premier League visits Belfast for Night 4.

The Northern Irishman debutant has yet to get a point on the board and could do with his luck changing at the SSE Arena.

Rocky, a 12/1 chance for glory on Night 4, takes to the stage for the fourth and final quarter-final against the tournament’s other newcomer Gian van Veen.

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Premier League darts week 4 betting tips

• Jonny Clayton +1.5 Legs & Over 2.5 180s vs Luke Littler @ 12/5
• Stephen Bunting vs Luke Humphries Over 9.5 Legs @ Evens
• Gian van Veen -1.5 vs Josh Rock @ 10/11
• Gerwyn Price to win Night 4 @ 13/2

Clayton’s form suggests he can give Nuke a run

talkSPORT BET’s Match Specials for each Premier League game are well worth a look for some interesting combos, such as Jonny Clayton +1.5 legs and the Welshman to hit over 2.5 180s at 12/5 in the night’s opener against Luke Littler.

For all the world you would fancy Littler to win this, especially after he won the opening European Tour event of the year in Poland on Sunday.

But so far in the Premier League he has not looked convincing with just four points on the board.

Clayton, on the other hand, has enjoyed two semis and a victory last time out in Glasgow, a night in which he beat Gerwyn Price for the first time in 11 attempts.

He is averaging three 180s per game, over 101 for the tournament and can run Littler close.

Bullet should fire fewer blanks against Cool Hand

It’s deja-vu for Stephen Bunting, who couldn’t buy a win in 2025 and is seeing history repeat itself.

The Bullet went eight weeks without a win last year and, while he’s some way from matching that feat, it’s odds-on he makes it four defeats in four in Belfast with Luke Humphries up against him.

Humphries is throwing well this season without too much luck – he boasts the Premier League’s top overall average of 102.63 despite only winning two of five games.

Bunting is finding ways of losing games he looks like winning and is too good a player to go down without a fight.

You just know come the crunch he tends to miss big numbers which is why Humphries should win a match which ought to go to 10 legs, minimum.

Rock to clock up another setback

Game Three of Night 4 should pit Michael van Gerwen against Gerwyn Price, but the Dutchman is ill – he pulled out of both this week’s Players Championship events in Leicester – so maybe look at that game when we know it’s definitely going to take place.

The quarter-final finale is Rock against Gian van Veen – and Rock needs to win.

The young first-timer is struggling – three games played, three 6-2 losses – and how much will the heaviness of those losses start to play on his mind?

He will have the crowd right behind him, but Van Veen is an unflappable sort and the world finalist is simply playing far better at the moment. Take him to win well by ignoring match odds of 4/7 and lumping on at 10/11 he can cover a 1.5-leg handicap.

Price looks good in bottom half

With Littler and Humphries in the top half of the draw, look at the bottom section where Price, firing on all cylinders after winning in Antwerp on Night 2, looks a fair bit of value at 13/2, a price that will shorten dramatically if MvG doesn’t show up.

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