While Luke Littler understandably heads the outright betting, the value would appear to lie with Luke Humphries at 4.33. Still relatively fresh off the back of his Premier League triumph, ‘Cool Hand’ will arrive at Madison Square Garden as a 'Triple Crown' champion, having now lifted the World Championship, World Match Play and the Premier League. Humphries’ maiden Premier League title was his eighth major crown overall, and served as a timely reminder that he remains a force to be reckoned with. 

What’s more, the Newbury ace has been incredibly consistent throughout 2025, averaging 99.63 since the turn of the year, a tally only marginally bettered by Luke Littler (100.93). On top of that, Humphries is also sitting inside the top 10 for 180s scored in 2025. 

While the US Darts Masters is not one of the PDC’s major titles, it is a prize that is currently missing from Humphries’ ever-growing trophy cabinet, something that he will be keen to put right this weekend. Humphries should ease himself into the tournament with a comfortable win over one of the North American players, and on current form the world number one will take some stopping thereafter.

Gerwyn Price finished as runner-up at last year’s US Darts Masters but he looks well placed to go one better this time around at 7.0. Following a tough couple of years on the oche, ‘The Iceman’ has refound his spark and looked much more like his old self of late. That was evident in this year's Premier League, with Price being one of the standout players across the 17-week roadshow, qualifying for the playoffs with room to spare, not to mention he delivered a couple of roof-raising nine-dart finishes for good measure. 

Price continued to show flashes of his brilliant best at the World Cup of Darts earlier this month, as he and partner Jonny Clayton came agonisingly close to lifting the title for a third time. 

Thus, it feels like only a matter of time before Price gets his hands on some more silverware. The Iceman can also draw confidence from the fact that he has previously collected three trophies on the World Series stage, including last year's Australian Darts Masters. That was one of eight finals that Price has reached in the World Series, and he merits support for another deep run in New York this weekend.

On current form, Nathan Aspinall looks overpriced to outrun his outright odds and claim top honours at this year's US Darts Masters. While the ‘Asp’ wasn’t at his peak last season, he has enjoyed an impressive resurgence and looked like a player rejuvenated across the first half of 2025. The Stockport star reached the Premier League playoffs for the first time in his career last month, finishing an impressive third to Luke Littler and Luke Humphries in the league table during the regular season. 

Outside of the Premier League, Aspinall has also been ruffling feathers this season. The fan favourite has already lifted a couple of European Tour titles this year, the most recent of which was secured at the beginning of June. Aspinall has since gone on to put in a strong showing at the Nordic Darts Masters in Copenhagen, most notably claiming the scalp of Luke Littler en route to the semi-final stage. As such, Aspinall will head to New York full of belief, and based on his seasonal performance, he is simply too big to ignore at 13.0 to go all the way.