Premier League Darts Betting Odds: Michael van Gerwen is the 2/1 FAVOURITE to win Premier League Darts as he sits 8 points clear at the top of the table!

Michael van Gerwen is the clear favourite to win this year's Premier League Darts tournament

This year's Premier League Darts continues this Thursday after the first four nights of the tournament flying by and bookies are offering odds on who will win the whole thing on the final night in London in May.

Michael van Gerwen has been the in-form man so far this tournament with the Dutchman winning the last three Premier League Darts nights in-a-row and goes into Night Five as favourite too.

Van Gerwen is now the clear favourite at 2/1 to win the whole tournament with his place at the top of the Premier League Darts table now eight points ahead of second.

17-year-old Darts sensation Luke Littler is the second favourite to win this year's Premier League Darts with the hype around the wonderkid seemingly growing more and more each week.

BetMGM's latest odds give an implied probability of 33% that van Gerwen wins this year's Premier League Darts with Littler's current chances of winning the event at 26%.

Night Five sees the Premier League head to Exeter with van Gerwen favourite to win the night

Exeter hosts Night Five of this year's Premier League Darts with the 7,500 capacity Westpoint Arena sold out for yet another massive night of Darts heading down to the South West.

Michael van Gerwen has won the last three nights in-a-row in the Premier League after winning in Berlin, Glasgow and then Newcastle.

The latest betting odds now make it 11/4 for him to do the Quadruple and win four nights in-a-row with a win in Exeter on Thursday night, just ahead of Luke Littler at 3/1.

Luke Littler is the 7/2 favourite to win the World Darts Championship at the end of the year

Betting is also available on the World Darts Championship towards the back end of the year with Luke Littler now the favourite to win the biggest tournament of the year.

Littler reached the final of the tournament at the start of 2024 in his debut WDC and that performance made him come somewhat of a household name.

Despite losing that final, Littler came out of the tournament as the biggest winner with his name now putting him at the forefront of Darts in this country despite being so young.

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