2026 BetMGM Premier League Darts - Belfast: Betting Tips

• Jonny Clayton To Win: 16/5 at BresBet

Luke Littler comes into night four of the Premier League, sitting in 6th position in the table, having only won one match so far this campaign. The Nuke responded well to a heavy 6-1 defeat against Clayton in Glasgow by winning the opening European Tour event of the season in Poland.

Jonny Clayton has made a fantastic return to the Premier League, and after winning night 3 in Glasgow, he now sits at the top of the table. The Welshman will be full of confidence, especially after beating Littler last week.

The teenager will be under some pressure after his poor start to the season, so at 16/5, it's hard to ignore the inform Clayton.

• Over 9.5 Legs: 6/5 at Virgin Bet

Stephen Bunting remains winless in this year's Premier League, but has produced averages of 97.59, 99.55, and 99.84. They are solid numbers, and you can argue that he's unlucky to remain on 0 points.

Luke Humphries has also played well this season, but currently sits outside the Playoffs, on 4 points. Cool Hand has got the better of Bunting on both occasions they've played this year, including a 6-1 thrashing last week in Poland.

Bunting is, of course, under a lot of pressure at the moment, but his performance levels have remained high, especially in the Premier League, so he'll be competitive enough again tonight to push Humphries all the way.

• Gerywn Price To Win: 8/11 at 10bet

Michael van Gerwen was forced to miss the Glasgow event last week due to illness. That would have been extremely frustrating for the Dutchman after such a fabulous start to his season. He still sits second in the table, but it may be a guessing game as to how he plays and feels this evening.

Gerwyn Price appears to be a man out to prove a point so far in 2026. The Welshman is effectively defending barely anything in his rankings, and after winning night two, he backed that up by winning PC06 yesterday in Leicester.

Gezzy was brilliant in Leicester yesterday, and I expect him to play similarly tonight and catch out a potentially rusty MVG.

• Josh Rock To Win: 7/5 at AK bets

Gian van Veen has settled impressively into his first Premier League Darts campaign and arrives in Belfast sitting third in the table. The Dutchman has already reached two finals in his opening three weeks on debut, and confidence will be high heading into tonight.

Josh Rock, by contrast, has endured a difficult start and currently props up the standings after three weeks. However, this represents a huge opportunity, as the Northern Irishman performs in front of a passionate home crowd in Belfast.

Rock has always thrived on adrenaline, and that walk-on alone could be the spark he needs. If he settles early, there’s every chance he can claim his first Premier League victory, and from there, momentum could even carry him to a night win.