Luke Littler Most 180s (v Stephen Bunting)

It’s very difficult to find real value when betting on Luke Littler, but I’ve been looking at the 180 stats. Littler is hitting a 180 in around 44% of legs, compared to about 27% for Stephen Bunting.

I’ve also looked at their head-to-head over the past 12 months, and there’s clear evidence that Littler tends to hit more 180s than Bunting. So I was pleasantly surprised to see Paddy Power offering 4/7 on Littler to hit more 180s than Bunting — I think that’s a very fair price.

So that’s the first part of my double in Brighton.

Under 9.5 Legs in Gerwyn Price v Josh Rock

The second selection is from the match between Gerwyn Price and Josh Rock. Price has been playing some fantastic darts lately, and he faces Rock again.

Josh Rock has had a bit of a nightmare Premier League campaign so far. He did manage to get his first win, which was great to see, and there have been signs of the form we expected from him.

However, I don’t think this match will go over 9.5 legs. The only previous meeting between them in this year’s Premier League ended in a 6–0 win for Gerwyn Price. That came shortly after Price also beat Rock 3–0 at the World Grand Prix back in October.

Before that, Rock had enjoyed some success against Price, so he’ll take confidence from knowing he can beat him. But Price looks in great form — he was the winner in Manchester.

He’s also had a weekend off, choosing not to play in the European Tour, like a number of the top Premier League players, and I think that rest could really help him.

For me, I see Price winning this match comfortably — something like 6–2 or 6–3 — which means under 9.5 legs looks a strong play. Paddy Power are offering 4/6 on Price to win the match and for it to be under 9.5 legs.

Of course, Rock is more than capable of winning — he’s that talented — but my prediction is that Gerwyn Price comes through this one fairly comfortably.

Hello everyone, it’s Glenn Durrant here, the 2020 Premier League champion, and what an exciting 2026 Premier League campaign it’s been so far.

There was a little bit of controversy last week in Manchester as well. I mentioned in last week’s video that this was the night Luke Littler really wanted to win. He had massive support there, and you could see the incredible disappointment with that controversial ending against Gian van Veen.

There’s also the possibility that they could meet again in the semi-finals in Brighton for Week 10.

We’re in Brighton for Week 10. It’s a venue where we’ve seen winners like Gerwyn Price, Luke Humphries, and Luke Littler — the top players tend to thrive there.

Remember, please gamble responsibly — and my pick for the night’s winner is Luke Littler.