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BetMGM Premier League Darts betting tips: Week 3 predictions
After a raucous night of action in Glasgow, the 2025 Premier League Darts roadshow visits the fair city of Dublin for Week 3. If the players expect an easier ride in the Emerald Isle, they may be in for a shock with another lively encounter expected this Thursday. Luke Littler won week 2 with a last-leg victory over Luke Humphries in the final. The top two ranked players in world darts are in good form, making the action in Dublin a must-see. Best darts bets for February 20th Luke Humphries (-1.5 legs) to beat Stephen Bunting at 4/6 Highest checkout over 120.5 (Littler vs. Price) at 1/1 Rob Cross (-1.5 legs) to beat Nathan Aspinall at 6/5 Over 9.5 legs in MVG vs. Chris Dobey at 10/11 Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change. Premier League darts odds for Week 3 Unfortunately, the two Lukes are in the same half of the draw this week, meaning they will meet at the semi-final stage if they win their opening matches. Our top-rated darts betting sites favour Littler to win the night at 7/4. Humphries is the second favourite at 5/2. Below are the latest odds for the Week 3 quarter-final matches from BetMGM: Luke Humphries 2/5 vs Stephen Bunting 2/1 Gerwyn Price 2/1 vs Luke Littler 2/5 Rob Cross 8/11 vs Nathan Aspinall 11/10 Michael van Gerwen 12/25 vs Chris Dobey 13/8 Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change. Premier League Darts predictions for Week 3 Luke Littler won a rowdy night in Glasgow last Thursday. The ‘Nuke’ plays in one of the most intriguing quarter-final matches in Dublin this week, taking on Gerwyn Price who has won the last four meetings between the two. The other Luke kicks off the night’s action against Stephen Bunting, and there is little doubt who’s side the fans will be on in that match. Humphries has had to play the crowds in Belfast and Glasgow, and he can expect similar treatment in Dublin this week. Rob Cross must still be shaking his head in disbelief at not putting away Luke Littler in Glasgow last Thursday. Cross had a 5-1 lead and threw it away. He has the chance to make amends when he faces an out-of-form Nathan Aspinall. Chris Dobey continued his terrific form on the pro tour by winning Monday’s Players Championship 3 final. He takes on a MVG who has blown hot and cold in the Premier League so far this season. BetMGM Premier League Darts Week 3. 18+ GambleAware.org – Please play responsibly. Premier League darts betting tips for Week 3 With another lively encounter expected in Dublin, let’s get straight on with our Week 3 Premier League Darts betting tips: Luke Humphries (-1.5 legs) to beat Stephen Bunting Luke Humphries won Week 1 of the Premier League and took Luke Littler to a deciding leg in the final on Week 2. Humphries was also put off by the crowd and seemed to have an issue with his finger in last Thursday’s final, and he still hung in there against Littler. Stephen Bunting is finding out what a lonely place it is in the Premier League when results aren’t going your way. The ‘Bullet’ has lost both his quarter-final matches to date. He went down 6-4 to Rob Cross on Week 1 and was thrashed 6-1 by a ruthless MVG in Glasgow. A 6-4 or better win for Humphries will see this wager win. Back Luke Humphries (-1.5) to beat Stephen Bunting on the handicap at 4/6 with BetMGM Early Payout Offer Early Payout on 3 leg leads We’re paying out early if your player goes three legs up throughout the BetMGM Premier League Darts season! BET HERE Terms: Early payout on BetMGM Premier League Darts bets if your player goes three legs up available every Thursday between 06/02/25 09:00 – 22/05/25 18:59. Pre-match singles & multiples on outright match winners only. Cashed-out bets do not qualify. Not to be used with any other offer or enhanced / boosted markets. 18+. T&Cs & exclusions apply. Littler vs Bunting: Highest Checkout of Over 120.5 Luke Littler was true to his word ahead of Week 2. The ‘Nuke’ struggled at the Players Championship earlier in the week, but was quick to point out that he prefers playing in front of large crowds, implying he would be fine for the Premier League. With the help of the crowd, Littler came back from 5-1 down to beat Rob Cross in his quarter-final in Glasgow. The night went to plan after, with Littler thrashing MVG 6-2 in the last four and beating Humphries in the final. Gerwyn Price backed up his Players Championship 2 win last week by beating Nathan Aspinall in his Glasgow quarter-final. Price came up short against Luke Humphries in the semi-final, losing 6-4 with a healthy 97.63 three-dart average. The ‘Iceman’ has beaten Littler in their last four meetings, and he is showing signs of a return to form. Littler had a top out of 170 last week, Price had a 120 out against Aspinall and a 110 checkout against Humphries. Expect plenty of entertai
After a raucous night of action in Glasgow, the 2025 Premier League Darts roadshow visits the fair city of Dublin for Week 3. If the players expect an easier ride in the Emerald Isle, they may be in for a shock with another lively encounter expected this Thursday.
Luke Littler won week 2 with a last-leg victory over Luke Humphries in the final. The top two ranked players in world darts are in good form, making the action in Dublin a must-see.
Best darts bets for February 20th
- Luke Humphries (-1.5 legs) to beat Stephen Bunting at 4/6
- Highest checkout over 120.5 (Littler vs. Price) at 1/1
- Rob Cross (-1.5 legs) to beat Nathan Aspinall at 6/5
- Over 9.5 legs in MVG vs. Chris Dobey at 10/11
Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change.
Premier League darts odds for Week 3
Unfortunately, the two Lukes are in the same half of the draw this week, meaning they will meet at the semi-final stage if they win their opening matches.
Our top-rated darts betting sites favour Littler to win the night at 7/4. Humphries is the second favourite at 5/2. Below are the latest odds for the Week 3 quarter-final matches from BetMGM:
- Luke Humphries 2/5 vs Stephen Bunting 2/1
- Gerwyn Price 2/1 vs Luke Littler 2/5
- Rob Cross 8/11 vs Nathan Aspinall 11/10
- Michael van Gerwen 12/25 vs Chris Dobey 13/8
Odds are provided by BetMGM and are subject to change.
Premier League Darts predictions for Week 3
Luke Littler won a rowdy night in Glasgow last Thursday. The ‘Nuke’ plays in one of the most intriguing quarter-final matches in Dublin this week, taking on Gerwyn Price who has won the last four meetings between the two.
The other Luke kicks off the night’s action against Stephen Bunting, and there is little doubt who’s side the fans will be on in that match. Humphries has had to play the crowds in Belfast and Glasgow, and he can expect similar treatment in Dublin this week.
Rob Cross must still be shaking his head in disbelief at not putting away Luke Littler in Glasgow last Thursday. Cross had a 5-1 lead and threw it away. He has the chance to make amends when he faces an out-of-form Nathan Aspinall.
Chris Dobey continued his terrific form on the pro tour by winning Monday’s Players Championship 3 final. He takes on a MVG who has blown hot and cold in the Premier League so far this season.
Premier League darts betting tips for Week 3
With another lively encounter expected in Dublin, let’s get straight on with our Week 3 Premier League Darts betting tips:
Luke Humphries (-1.5 legs) to beat Stephen Bunting
Luke Humphries won Week 1 of the Premier League and took Luke Littler to a deciding leg in the final on Week 2.
Humphries was also put off by the crowd and seemed to have an issue with his finger in last Thursday’s final, and he still hung in there against Littler.
Stephen Bunting is finding out what a lonely place it is in the Premier League when results aren’t going your way. The ‘Bullet’ has lost both his quarter-final matches to date. He went down 6-4 to Rob Cross on Week 1 and was thrashed 6-1 by a ruthless MVG in Glasgow.
A 6-4 or better win for Humphries will see this wager win.
