The Premier League Darts roadshow rolls on to Night 6 in Nottingham on Thursday, 12 March. We’re already over a third of the way through the season, and we’ve got a massive darts acca bet for the night's games, paying a cool £103.90 from a £10 bet.
Luke Littler finally got on the board last week in Cardiff, beating home-favourite Jonny Clayton in the final to take his first nightly win of 2026. The Nuke looks like he’s getting back to his best, following up this 2026 Darts Premier League win with a dogged defence of his UK Open title over the weekend, landing the first “major” of the year.
However, it’s last week’s beaten finalist Clayton who is sitting pretty at the top of the table on 14 points, some five clear of Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen and Littler. With another week of darting royalty on show, let’s dive in to see where the value is for Night 6 in Nottingham.
Premier League Darts Betting Odds – Night 6
Night 6 Premier League Darts Betting Tips
Boylesports, one of the best online betting sites, is top price for our Night 6 Premier League acca, paying a massive 10.39/1.
| Game | Bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Josh Rock vs Stephen Bunting | Bunting to Score Most 180s | 13/10 |
| Jonny Clayton vs Michael van Gerwen | Jonny Clayton to Win | 4/5 |
| Luke Humphries vs Gian van Veen | Humphries to Score Most 180s | 10/11 |
| Luke Littler vs Gerwyn Price | Over 8.5 legs | 4/9 |
| Total Odds | 10.39/1 |
*Odds correct at 10:30 GMT on 10/03/2026. Odds subject to change.
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Bet 1: Josh Rock vs Stephen Bunting Predictions – Bunting Most 180s
If Josh Rock wants to progress into the knockout stages, he needs to start picking up wins. And quickly. The Northern Irishman hasn’t won a single game in the 2026 Premier League and is languishing some five points adrift at the bottom of the table.
Few players will be able to relate more to Rocky’s plight than his opponent on Thursday night, Stephen Bunting. The Bullet finished bottom of the table in 2025 and didn’t start particularly well this year before a shock win on Night 4 in Belfast changed the Englishman’s fortunes.
This could be a close game, but a market that holds a lot of value is Bunting to make the most 180s at 13/10. He has out-180’d Rock in each of their last six meetings, including his 10-7 defeat at this weekend’s UK Open. It looks like a big price, which means we can sit firmly on the fence when picking a winner from this one.
Bet 2: Jonny Clayton vs Michael van Gerwen Betting Odds – Jonny Clayton to Win
This is a game with two players on very different trajectories. Michael van Gerwen flew out of the blocks this year, winning the opening night in Newcastle and making the final of Night 2 in Antwerp.
Since then, he hasn’t won a game in the Premier League and was dumped out of the UK Open in the Round of 16 by James Wade 10-3. It’s too early for alarm bells to sound, but MVG should be concerned given how poor he was in 2025.
It’s a different story for league leader Jonny Clayton, who is arguably in the form of his life. He was unlucky to lose to Littler in the final in Cardiff, missing a hatful of doubles in what would have been his second nightly win.
The best darts betting sites have The Ferret priced at 4/5 to beat MVG, and we think there’s enough value there to not get too creative with this game.
Bet 3: Luke Humphries vs Gian van Veen Odds– Humphries Most 180s
Gian van Veen is proving a bogeyman for Luke Humphries. The Giant has beaten him in seven of their last eight meetings, including in the semi-finals of Night 3 in Glasgow.
It’s no secret that Humphries has struggled with his finishing this year, and it’s why he hasn’t been as dominant as he might have been. In fact, he’s won just three Premier League games and is without a nightly win.
What’s interesting about this game is that, in five of the last six meetings, Humphries has scored more 180s than van Veen. Five of those games have been losses as well, so it’s another opportunity to avoid the match result market in a close game and instead target something with a little more value.
Just to add more strength to this, Humphries’ average of 4.13 180s per match is the highest in the league. Compare that to just 2.27 for van Veen and odds of 10/11 for Humphries making the most maximums, look even juicier.
Bet 4: Gerwyn Price vs Luke Littler Betting Predictions– Over 8.5 Legs
The final game of the quarter-final stage has Gerwyn Price taking on last week's winner, Luke Littler. Over the last few seasons, it’s been one of the most common fixtures, with the pair playing each other nine times in two years.
Littler has beaten Price in each of their last four Premier League meetings, but the Iceman did get the better of him earlier in the season at the Bahrain Masters, so it’s a closer game than the numbers might suggest.
It does feel like Littler is starting to click after winning in Cardiff, backing that up with his second UK Open at the weekend. But odds of 4/9 for him to win still look vulnerable, as anything can happen over these shorter formats, and Price is no mug on the biggest stage.
We do, however, like the look of the total legs market, and specifically backing over 8.5 total legs for the same price as a Littler win – 4/9. All of the 11 Premier League head-to-heads between the pair have covered this line, and it’s giving us a bit of protection over backing Littler in a straight shootout.
