Premier League Darts Aberdeen 2026 Predictions: Bullet to burn bright in boosted double

Luke Littler was back to his best last week in a bear-pit atmosphere in Liverpool, smashing league-leader Jonny Clayton in the final, to drag the Ferret's lead back to three points. Now it's time to head north of the border.

Our resident darts tipster Sean Rafferty is back with his Premier League Darts Aberdeen 2026 Predictions, including a double thats been kindly boosted by our Betfred traders...

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Premier League Darts 2026 Odds

Josh Rock highest checkout over 90.5 vs Luke Littler @ EVS

Time looks to have run out for Rock in terms of his hopes of achieving a top four finish in his debut Premier League season, but he’d like to try and avoid finishing bottom… after all, a higher finishing position means more money, so every result matters. I think he’d settle for winning a night from here and finishing higher than 8th. The task doesn’t get any easier this week as he faces Littler in the opening round, an opponent he’s yet to beat in seven attempts.

Littler confirmed his spot in Finals Night as he notched up his fourth nightly win in Liverpool last week. The Nuke averaged 104.54 in a 6-1 hammering over Clayton as he closed the gap on the Welshman, he now sits three points off top spot. It’s been a quiet period for the World Champion - he hasn’t played in an event outside of the Premier League for over a month now, but that lack of competitive practice hasn’t really affected his form.

It’s landed for us the last two weeks so I see no reason to not go with Rocky to hit a checkout over 90.5 again - Josh has hit a 95+ checkout in 15 of his last 20 matches. Running Littler close more times than not hasn’t been an issue in the past for Rocky, often bringing close to his A-game against his young rival, so I think a 91+ checkout is very achievable once again.

Stephen Bunting to hit over 2.5 180s vs Gerwyn Price @ 5/6

It was a disappointing homecoming for Bunting last week in Liverpool - Stephen fell at the first hurdle as he lost out in a deciding leg against Clayton. The story of this Premier League campaign for him has been a lack of consistency, struggling to string good weeks together. It looks highly unlikely he’ll reach the top four now, currently sitting seven points adrift of Van Gerwen in fourth place, with Van Veen and Humphries also sitting ahead of him.

Price was surprisingly out of sorts last week as he fell to a 6-3 defeat against Van Veen, it was very out of the blue as Gezzy has been playing some great stuff of late. However, he still looks in great shape to make it to Finals Night - The Iceman remains in third spot, five points clear of Van Veen in fifth. One or two more victories for Price will secure his ticket to the O2 in London at the end of May.

I’m expecting a return to form for the Welshman tonight, he should have too much for Bunting who can’t seem to string a few good performances together at the moment. The 180s hitting has remained pretty consistent for Stephen though - he’s hit 3+ maximums in 11 of his last 16 matches and in all of his last six matches in the Premier League. Whether he can put in a complete performance is very questionable, but the 180s look an easier ask, with a very generous price of 5/6 to hit over 2.5 looking the best bet in this match-up.

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