BetMGM Premier League Darts betting tips: Week 12 predictions
Luke Littler is still chasing a record-breaking fifth Premier League Darts win this season. ‘The Nuke’ will be looking to make it happen when the roadshow hits Liverpool for Night 12. Liverpool is also the home city of Stephen Bunting. It promises to be an emotional night for ‘The Bullet’, who made it to his second Premier League final of the season last Thursday in Rotterdam. Best darts bets for April 24th Nathan Aspinall to average over 95.5 vs Luke Humphries at 4/5 MVG (+1.5 legs) to beat Luke Littler on the handicap at 1/1 Rob Cross to beat Stephen Bunting at 1/1 Gerwyn Price (-1.5 legs) to beat Chris Dobey on the handicap at 5/4 Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change. Premier League darts odds for Week 12 Luke Littler is the 6/4 betting favourite to win Night 12 with BetMGM. Littler’s odds to win the night are drifting every week. He was 6/5 to win in Rotterdam last Thursday. Last week’s winner, Chris Dobey, is 12/1 to win back-to-back nights. ‘Hollywood’ will face Gerwyn Price in his opening match in Liverpool. Full quarter-final odds from the best darts betting sites are below: Luke Humphries 8/15 vs Nathan Aspinall 6/4 Michael van Gerwen 7/4 vs Luke Littler 4/9 Rob Cross 1/1 vs Stephen Bunting 4/5 Gerwyn Price 4/5 vs Chris Dobey 1/1 Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change. Premier League Darts predictions for Week 12 Chris Dobey was the surprise winner of Night 11 in Rotterdam. ‘Hollywood’ defeated Luke Humphries (6-3), Nathan Aspinall (6-2) and Stephen Bunting (6-2) on his way to his first night win of the season. The five points awarded to Dobey for the win saw him rise to sixth in the table. Dobey now sits on 12 points, the same as Rob Cross, but as ‘Hollywood’ has more night wins than Cross, he goes above ‘Voltage’ in the table. The duo are both four clear of Stephen Bunting who is bottom on eight points. At the other end of the table, Luke Littler still leads the way with 30 points. ‘The Nuke’ is seven clear of Luke Humphries who is second with 23. Nathan Aspinall’s 6-3 win over a disgruntled Gerwyn Price in the Netherlands sees ‘The Asp’ move above the Welshman in the table. Aspinall is third on 17, with Price sitting fourth on 15. MVG also has 15 points and sits in fifth place as Price has two night wins to MVG’s none. Gerwyn Price will be happier to be back in the UK this week. ‘The Iceman’ was clearly unhappy with the conditions in Holland, saying the whole event was pointless as his darts were blowing everywhere. Price’s outburst could see him receiving a hot reception when he takes to the oche in the fourth quarter-final of the night. BetMGM Premier League Darts week 12 matchups. 18+ GambleAware.org – Please play responsibly. Premier League darts betting tips for Week 12 The Premier League is back in the UK this week, which means we’re also back to the usual 7pm start time. Kicking things off once again is Luke Humphries, who faces Night 10 winner Nathan Aspinall in a rematch of their Manchester final. Check out our Week 12 Premier League Darts betting tips below: Nathan Aspinall to average over 95.5 vs Luke Humphries Nathan Aspinall was the 6-4 winner when these two met in the final of the Manchester event two weeks ago. Humphries was on fire that night, averaging 118.43 in his 6-1 win over Stephen Bunting. He followed that up with a 6-4 win over Luke Littler in the semi-final. Highlighting what is becoming common in the Premier League in recent weeks, Humphries couldn’t back it up the following week, and crashed out in the quarter-final in Rotterdam, losing 6-3 to Chris Dobey. This inconsistency seems to be down to fatigue, meaning we don’t know which version of Humphries is going to turn up again this week. Aspinall has been in good form recently. He followed his Manchester night win with a 6-3 victory over Gerwyn Price in Rotterdam. His run in the Netherlands ended at the semi-final stage when he lost to Chris Dobey. Aspinall is 4/5 to average over 95.5. He has bettered this average in six of his last eight matches in the Premier League. Back Nathan Aspinall to average over 95.5 against Luke Humphries at 4/5 with BetMGM MVG (+1.5 legs) to beat Luke Littler on the handicap spread Another inconsistent performer in this year’s Premier League is MVG. The Dutchman is great at getting past the quarter-final, he has achieved this in seven of his 11 opening matches. The problem with MVG is he has then lost in six of his seven semi-final matches. Van Gerwen hit a nine-darter in his third round tie at the German Darts Grand Prix on Easter Monday. He later went on to win the event, his 38th Euro Tour title win. Luke Littler had another below par night in Rotterdam. ‘The Nuke’ has gone off the boil in recent weeks. As a result, we are backing MVG to win on the handicap with a 1.5-leg start. This gives us the win as long as
Luke Littler is still chasing a record-breaking fifth Premier League Darts win this season. ‘The Nuke’ will be looking to make it happen when the roadshow hits Liverpool for Night 12.
Liverpool is also the home city of Stephen Bunting. It promises to be an emotional night for ‘The Bullet’, who made it to his second Premier League final of the season last Thursday in Rotterdam.
Best darts bets for April 24th
- Nathan Aspinall to average over 95.5 vs Luke Humphries at 4/5
- MVG (+1.5 legs) to beat Luke Littler on the handicap at 1/1
- Rob Cross to beat Stephen Bunting at 1/1
- Gerwyn Price (-1.5 legs) to beat Chris Dobey on the handicap at 5/4
Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change.
Premier League darts odds for Week 12
Luke Littler is the 6/4 betting favourite to win Night 12 with BetMGM. Littler’s odds to win the night are drifting every week. He was 6/5 to win in Rotterdam last Thursday. Last week’s winner, Chris Dobey, is 12/1 to win back-to-back nights. ‘Hollywood’ will face Gerwyn Price in his opening match in Liverpool. Full quarter-final odds from the best darts betting sites are below:
- Luke Humphries 8/15 vs Nathan Aspinall 6/4
- Michael van Gerwen 7/4 vs Luke Littler 4/9
- Rob Cross 1/1 vs Stephen Bunting 4/5
- Gerwyn Price 4/5 vs Chris Dobey 1/1
Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change.
Premier League Darts predictions for Week 12
Chris Dobey was the surprise winner of Night 11 in Rotterdam. ‘Hollywood’ defeated Luke Humphries (6-3), Nathan Aspinall (6-2) and Stephen Bunting (6-2) on his way to his first night win of the season.
The five points awarded to Dobey for the win saw him rise to sixth in the table. Dobey now sits on 12 points, the same as Rob Cross, but as ‘Hollywood’ has more night wins than Cross, he goes above ‘Voltage’ in the table. The duo are both four clear of Stephen Bunting who is bottom on eight points.
At the other end of the table, Luke Littler still leads the way with 30 points. ‘The Nuke’ is seven clear of Luke Humphries who is second with 23.
Nathan Aspinall’s 6-3 win over a disgruntled Gerwyn Price in the Netherlands sees ‘The Asp’ move above the Welshman in the table.
Aspinall is third on 17, with Price sitting fourth on 15. MVG also has 15 points and sits in fifth place as Price has two night wins to MVG’s none.
Gerwyn Price will be happier to be back in the UK this week. ‘The Iceman’ was clearly unhappy with the conditions in Holland, saying the whole event was pointless as his darts were blowing everywhere.
Price’s outburst could see him receiving a hot reception when he takes to the oche in the fourth quarter-final of the night.
Premier League darts betting tips for Week 12
The Premier League is back in the UK this week, which means we’re also back to the usual 7pm start time. Kicking things off once again is Luke Humphries, who faces Night 10 winner Nathan Aspinall in a rematch of their Manchester final. Check out our Week 12 Premier League Darts betting tips below:
Nathan Aspinall to average over 95.5 vs Luke Humphries
Nathan Aspinall was the 6-4 winner when these two met in the final of the Manchester event two weeks ago.
Humphries was on fire that night, averaging 118.43 in his 6-1 win over Stephen Bunting. He followed that up with a 6-4 win over Luke Littler in the semi-final.
Highlighting what is becoming common in the Premier League in recent weeks, Humphries couldn’t back it up the following week, and crashed out in the quarter-final in Rotterdam, losing 6-3 to Chris Dobey.
This inconsistency seems to be down to fatigue, meaning we don’t know which version of Humphries is going to turn up again this week.
Aspinall has been in good form recently. He followed his Manchester night win with a 6-3 victory over Gerwyn Price in Rotterdam. His run in the Netherlands ended at the semi-final stage when he lost to Chris Dobey.
Aspinall is 4/5 to average over 95.5. He has bettered this average in six of his last eight matches in the Premier League.
