7+ 180s from Luke Littler looks well within range in his semi-final tie with Gerwyn Price on Thursday night. Littler has been hitting 180s for fun in this year’s Premier League, notching up 169 maximums across the previous 16 weeks, averaging 4.57 per game. 

At this stage of the competition, semi-final ties will be contested over a best-of-19-legs format, considerably longer than the best of 11 legs that applies during the regular season. As such, there is plenty of scope for Littler to cover the Over 6.5 180s line in a race to 10 legs. Moreover, the Warrington wonderkid has hit eight or more 180s during the regular rounds of this season's Premier League, most notably racking up 10 against Stephen Bunting back on Night 4, while he crashed in eight 180s against Chris Dobey in Aberdeen a fortnight ago.

What's more, Littler seems to relish the big stage - he hit no fewer than 10 180s during last year's Premier League final with Luke Humphries. Meanwhile, Price will be fired up in his pursuit of a maiden Premier League crown, so the pair should bring the best out of each other in the evening’s curtain-raiser.

Look for Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall’s semi-final tie to feature Over 10.5 180s on Thursday night. The pair were amongst the most prolific 180-hitters across the 16 weeks of regular league phase action. In fact, only Luke Littler (169) hit more 180s than Humphries (101) and Nathan Aspinall (93) en route to finals night at the O2 Arena. It’s also worth noting that the two players are among the top 10 180 hitters across the entire PDC circuit this calendar year. 

The two arrowsmiths have crossed paths four times over the previous 16 weeks, with two of their last three meetings featuring a combined total of seven maximums. Given that Thursday night’s play-off semi-final tie will be played over a significantly longer format, the Over 10.5 180s angle stands out. We’re only asking for the duo to produce four or more maximums from what they have done in two of their recent three Premier League duels, which isn't beyond the realms of possibility over a best of 19 legs shoot-out, especially given that Humphries hit nine 180s of his own against Luke Littler the week before last.