Premier League Darts 2025 Dublin Predictions: Gezzy to star in Boosted Double

The Premier League is into night three and our darts expert Sean Rafferty has given us his picks for Ireland. So, without further ado, here are his Premier League Darts 2025 Dublin predictions. 

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Gerwyn Price +3.5 legs handicap @ 1/3

After winning a Pro Tour event in Wigan last week, Price has managed to keep up his good form and continues to move closer to being back to his best. He could count himself relatively unlucky to be on the receiving end of a barrage from Luke Humphries in the semi finals of Night Two in the Premier League, as he ended up losing from 4-2 up in that match. The pressure relieves slightly from The Iceman now as he at least got his first points on the board.

The task doesn’t get any easier for The Welshman as he faces no other than world champion Luke Littler, who came out on top overall on Night Two. As much as it may look like a daunting fixture for Price, he actually boasts one of the best head-to-head records of anyone against the teenager - Price has incredibly won his last four matches against Littler. In their two meetings this year, Price has averaged 115.31 and 102.32, so seems to have no issue raising his game against The Nuke.

Despite not adding to his trophy cabinet this week, Gezzy did average 99+ in five of his eight matches across the two Pro Tour events over in Rosmalen, so can be relatively pleased with the level of play he continues to produce. He’s already expressed his adoration of the Dublin crowd when the Premier League comes here and says it’s one of his favourite nights of the whole event. He should come here feeling good and I think he can pose a real threat to Littler once again, 1/3 is a backable price for The Iceman to win three or more legs and shouldn’t be a problem for him.

Over 9.5 legs in Rob Cross vs Nathan Aspinall @ 10/11

This feels like a pretty crucial match in the grand scheme of things, with Aspinall still searching for his first points in this Premier League campaign and Cross only having registered two points across the opening two nights. Both will be viewing it as a must win, so it could well be tightly contested with some nerves along the way.

The pair of them are actually playing pretty well - Aspinall only won one match across the two Pro Tour events at the start of the week, despite averaging 99, 104 and 102 in those. Cross backed up his Pro Tour victory last week with a run to the quarter finals on Monday, posting a couple of ton-plus averages over the two events.

Cross has been priced up as slight favourite but I think this has 10+ legs written all over it. The Asp has a very impressive record over Cross, winning their last five meetings, which all came in 2024 and all came in the Premier League. Their meetings tend to be very tight - six of their nine matches that have been best of eleven legs have produced over 9.5 legs, with four of them going to deciding legs. This one feels no different and I reckon it could go down to the wire, which is why I think over 9.5 legs at 10/11 is a cracking bet.

The two selections can be combined in a boosted double below which pay a touch over 7/4.

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