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BETMGM PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS NIGHT 10 TIPS: BRIGHTON READY TO ROCK

Things are getting tighter at the top of the BetMGM Premier League Darts table.

Gerwyn Price taking the nightly win in Manchester means he is up to second and just two points behind Luke Littler – with long-time leader Jonny Clayton now down to third.

Littler’s dramatic quarter-final defeat to Gian van Veen gave the Giant his first win since Night 4 and leaves the World Championship runner-up just a victory away from breaking into the top four.

He could leapfrog Michael van Gerwen when the two face off in Brighton, bringing the quarter-finals to a close.

Here’s the full Night 10 bracket:

Brighton bracket

The race for the play-offs is intensifying and we have you covered for Night 10 and beyond with our BetMGM Premier League Darts Hub, which includes exclusive content, expert tips, the latest promotions and more.

With eight of the world’s best throwers scrapping for a top four spot, enjoy our analysis, accumulator and Bet Builder tips below as the competition gets set for a trip to the south coast.

BetMGM Premier League Darts Tips: 10/1 Night 10 Acca

  • Clayton 95.5+ average vs Humphries
  • Rock most 180s vs Price
  • Over 5.5 180s in Littler vs Bunting
  • Van Gerwen to beat Van Veen

Leg 1 – Jonny Clayton 95.5+ average vs Luke Humphries @ 4/5

Clayton is down to third.

Having not lost in the quarter-finals before Dublin, three consecutive defeats at the first hurdle have seen the Ferret falter.

He needs to get his campaign back on track at the business end of the season and faces a man in Luke Humphries here that, in truth, has struggled to get going.

Clayton suffered another loss to Josh Rock last week and is the only man Rocky has beaten so far. The defeat in Manchester, though, saw the Welshman average over 107.

He has thrown some impressive averages so far in the Premier League, with a smattering of poorer scores bringing his overall average below 100 and fifth-best in the league.

Over the last 12 months against Humphries, Clayton’s average is 96.09 and his 2026 Premier League average is 98.29 – both surpassing the 95.5 benchmark that we have selected to open the acca in Brighton at 4/5.

Leg 2 – Josh Rock most 180s vs Gerwyn Price @ 57/50

If only Rock could play Clayton again!

Back-to-back quarter-final wins over the Welshman have restored some pride for Rocky while in defeat to Van Veen last week he averaged over a ton and threw six 180s.

He has faced Price just once so far in the BetMGM Premier League – a 6-0 win for the Iceman in Dublin.

Rock has improved since then and will be buoyed by the two wins over Clayton – but he does need to kick on and the Iceman is hitting his stride.

If results go his way in Brighton Price can go top of the table. After his success in Manchester, few would go against him.

Rock will surely give him more of a game than that whitewash on Night 7 and we like the look of him keeping his maximum hitting going.

No player hit more 180s than Rock’s nine at the AO Arena and even in that demolition in Dublin he matched Price for 180s.

On paper, his 30 maximums to Price’s 51 is a mismatch but consider Rocky has played seven games fewer and the average per match is very close at 2.73 for Rock and 2.83 for Price.

In fact only the Iceman, Littler and Humphries average more per game than the World Cup winner.

Head-to-head over the last 12 months, Price has been outscored 35-22 in 180s and as such the 57/50 for Rock to throw the most 180s is an attractive price, regardless of the outcome of the match.

Leg 3 – Over 5.5 180s in Luke Littler vs Stephen Bunting @ 2/5

Littler is still top of the table but missed the chance to open up a gap and now has Price breathing down his neck.

Littler has only ever lost once to Stephen Bunting in the BetMGM Premier League so history is on his side as well as form – the Bullet has won just two games since Night 4.

We once again head to the 180s markets for this one, which is always a reasonable shout when Littler is involved.

He averages over four per game,has hit the most on the night in three of the last four weeks and five of their seven BetMGM Premier League meetings have had at least six maximums – Littler’s 6-3 win in Exeter last year saw an astonishing 16 180s thrown.

It’s 2/5 for over 5.5 180s in this one and that looks a more than solid proposition given they’ve hit 99 between them so far.

That could be well into the hundreds before the quarter-final is over.

Leg 4 – Michael van Gerwen to beat Gian van Veen @ 27/25

The battle of the Dutchmen rounds off the last-eight ties and what an important one it is.

After Van Veen’s run to the final last week just a point separates them, with MVG occupying the final play-off spot.

Remarkably, due to withdrawals, they have met just once so far: back on the very first night with Van Gerwen the victor in the final in Newcastle.

The seven-time champion has the better of their head-to-head, with seven wins in their last 10 clashes.

Both players have had long stretches without victory while the Giant ending his barren run in Manchester has breathed new life into a campaign that had faltered after a solid start, albeit four nightly finals have not produced a nightly trophy quite yet.

Only Rock averages lower than Van Veen’s 95.58 so we’re backing his Dutch rival to get another one over on him. MVG seems to have his number despite still not looking his best.

If he is on top of his finishing, he can open up a gap between the pair and the 27/25 for Van Gerwen to win this one appeals, especially as BetMGM is paying out as a winner if your playe goes three legs to the good.

BETMGM’S 10/1 NIGHT 10 ACCA

  • Clayton 95.5+ average vs Humphries
  • Rock most 180s vs Price
  • Over 5.5 180s in Littler vs Bunting
  • Van Gerwen to beat Van Veen

Night 10 BetMGM Specials

Brighton is primed as Premier League Darts action heads to the south coast – and BetMGM has you covered for Night 10 outrights and specials.

Here are the night winner odds:

Night 10 winner odds

Rock’s nine-darter in Belfast is somehow still the only perfect leg of the 2026 BetMGM Premier League Darts and he remains the sole recipient this year of the golden darts worth £30,000.

But the Brighton Centre has form for a nine.

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You can also dive into a full range of specials, including total 180s, over/under legs and King of the Oche, as well as Bet Builders and live in-play betting throughout this year’s BetMGM Premier League Darts season.

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