Premier League Darts Birmingham 2026 Predictions: Rocky and Bullet to max out in boosted double

Luke Littler sits proudly at the top of the Premier League table after his sixth nightly win in a hostile Leeds. But can he win again in the West Midlands?

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

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Premier League Darts 2026 Odds

Josh Rock to hit over 2.5 180s vs Gian Van Veen @ 4/7

He may already be eliminated from the Premier League, but Rocky certainly bounced back to form last weekend, winning the Austrian Darts Open in Graz. Despite showing a lot of good form last year, it’s a first PDC title for Josh since April 2025. After a tricky year so far, he has shown signs in recent weeks that he may be getting closer to his best once more, especially as far as the scoring’s concerned.

Van Veen badly needs the wins to keep his top four hopes alive, but it’s looking increasingly unlikely as he just can’t put any form together. It was another disappointing weekend on the European Tour for Gian last weekend, as he fell to a 6-5 defeat against Madars Razma in his opening round.

The maximums are returning to Josh’s game - Rocky has hit over 2.5 180s in 27 of his last 35 matches, meaning the 4/7 on offer for him to hit 3+ here looks like good value as there’s no real pressure on him now in this event.

Stephen Bunting to hit over 2.5 180s vs Luke Humphries @ 8/11

The goal for Night 15 is very clear-cut for Bunting - win the night. It’s realistically the only way he can possibly give himself a chance of reaching the top four on Night 16, the final night before Finals Night in London. For Humphries, he’s finally in the driving seat now as he leapfrogged Van Gerwen into fourth place last week, having made his second nightly final on the trot. There’ll be a hint of frustration there as he lost from winning positions in both finals, but on the upside, qualification is in his own hands now.

Although time is rapidly running out for Stephen, he continues to produce the goods with the 180s - The Bullet has now hit over 2.5 180s in all of his last nine Premier League matches, showing a great amount of consistency on the maximums front. Let’s be honest, if he’s to beat Humphries, Bunting is most likely going to have to hit a few 180s along the way. 8/11 for an outcome that’s happened in his last nine matches in this tournament would be silly not to back here.

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