Premier League Darts 2025 Birmingham Predictions: Littler to shine in boosted double

The Premier League has reached night 13 and we're in the West Midlands, where our darts expert Sean Rafferty has given us his picks for Birmingham, including a boosted double featuring the World Champion. So, without further ado, here are his Premier League Darts 2025 Birmingham predictions.
Premier League Darts Birmingham Tips
- 1.5 units Luke Humphries to win Night 13 @ 9/2
2 units Boosted Double @ 15/8 9/4
1.5 units Luke Humphries to win Night 13 @ 9/2
It’s been an indifferent spell for Humphries recently, although his calendar has been quieter in the past few weeks as he’s chose to skip the last couple of European Tour events. He has been playing some good stuff aside from Rotterdam, where he really struggled with playing conditions due to a draught in the venue. Discounting that, he’s averaged 101+ in 10 of his last 14 matches.
He’s continued to keep his spot in the top four, sitting comfortably in second place and having his place in Finals Night without any doubt. I’m sure he’d like another nightly win to keep the momentum going and make sure come Finals Night at the end of May he is brimming with confidence. After all, he’s made two finals in the last three Premier League nights so he’s definitely due to get over the line in one.
He does face a tricky task in getting past Gerwyn Price, who was very impressive last week in Liverpool, beating Humphries in that Night 12 final. However, Luke does still hold a good record over The Iceman in recent times, with six wins from their last eight meetings. A win over the Welshman would lead to a semi final against one of Cross or Van Gerwen. So it’s not an easy route for Cool Hand but that’s reflected in the price in my opinion at 9/2. The win is coming.
Odds correct at time of publishing.
Luke Littler most 180’s vs Stephen Bunting @ 1/2
I didn’t think I’d be saying this at any stage, but it’s now been four Premier League nights in a row without Littler winning one. The performances have been a bit more inconsistent, but he still remains comfortably top of the league table.
One thing that most definitely hasn’t let up for Littler though is the maximum hitting - The Nuke has hit 4+ 180s in six of his last eight matches. Bunting tends to bring out the best in the teenager, considering Littler has hit 5+ 180s in six of his seven matches against The Bullet and has hit the most between them in all five of their televised matches against each-other.
I’m sure Littler will be keen to put this “drought” without a nightly win to bed sooner rather than later, so I fully expect him to come out firing on all cylinders this week. Usually if he’s in the zone then naturally the 180s flow, the pace of the match will also suit him, so I’d say 1/2 is a generous enough price.
Nathan Aspinall to beat Chris Dobey @ 10/11
The race for the top four is really starting to heat up, with only four more nights of regular play to go before Finals Night in London. Aspinall is very much front and centre of the potential drama to come. Himself and Van Gerwen sit level on points, a slightly better legs difference for Nathan means he currently sits fourth in the table. Cross is only three points behind them, so there could be plenty of twists and turns in the coming weeks. Aspinall faces Van Gerwen once, potentially twice, over the next four Premier League nights, so will desperately want to have a cushion in the league before heading into they crunch games.
This match looks a good opportunity for The Asp to get more points on the board, up against a player he has a cracking record against in Chris Dobey. A win for Asp here would all but end any slim hopes Dobey has left of trying to snatch fourth place. Dobey did beat Aspinall last week but Nathan has still won ten of their last twelve matches.
This match feels like it has more riding on it and generally over the years I’ve found Aspinall to produce the goods more often under pressure than Dobey. The bookies can’t separate them with the odds being very 50/50, however I feel the majority of factors seem to lean in Nathan’s favour, so I think he’s well worth a go at 10/11 to get a crucial win and more importantly, a couple more points on the board.
The two selections have been generously boosted from 15/8 to 9/4 by the Betfred traders, which you can load to your betslip by clicking below.
Odds correct at time of publishing.
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