Three darts players celebrating a win at the BetMGM Premier League Darts event.

ROCK TO ROLL AT HOME? – BETMGM PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS NIGHT 4 TIPS

It is a huge night for Josh Rock as the BetMGM Premier League Darts campaign hops over the Irish Sea to Belfast.

He takes on Gian van Veen in his home city but sits at the foot of the table, while Jonny Clayton leads the way.

The Ferret is thriving on his return to the competition and was sensational in securing victory in Glasgow last week.

He faces Luke Littler here, who he humbled 6-1 in Scotland to leave the world number one outside of the play-off spots.

A sensational display in winning the inaugural Poland Darts Open at the weekend, however, indicates the Nuke is returning to form. Defending champion Luke Humphries also remains out of the top four, as Gerwyn Price, winner of Night 2, holds the final play-off spot.

The Premier League table is beginning to take shape and we have you covered for Night 4 and beyond in 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 battling it out, enjoy our analysis and Bet Builder tips below as the competition gets set for Northern Ireland.

BetMGM Premier League Darts Tips: 23/2 Night 4 Acca

  • Over 6.5 180s in Littler vs Clayton
  • Humphries to beat Bunting
  • Over 8.5 legs in Price vs Van Gerwen
  • Van Veen King of the Oche vs Rock

Leg 1 – Over 6.5 180s in Luke Littler vs Jonny Clayton @ 21/50

Littler’s defeat to Clayton last week will have stung – and he took out his anger at the 6-1 reverse on the field at the Polish Open at the weekend by averaging over 108 as he beat Van Veen in the final.

The Nuke has a chance to exact direct revenge on the Welshman for the mauling in Glasgow here.

Clayton has the opportunity to extend his lead at the top if he can pick up where he left off – but it is not the match winner market, but the 180s, that opens our acca.

Standings Ahead of Night 4

Littler’s penchant for a maximum is no secret, hitting 935 over the last 12 months, while no one has hit more than Clayton’s 22 in the Premier League so far.

Only Humphries so far averages more 180s than Littler’s four per game so odds of 3/5 for this match to have seven or more maximums is well worthy of selection.

There were eight in the matchup in Glasgow last week – only Van Veen’s game with Humphries had more.

The game itself will be tough to call. Clayton has started the Premier League brilliantly and Littler appears to be finding his form. We’re expecting the maximums to flow.

Leg 2 – Luke Humphries to beat Stephen Bunting @ 4/11

Bunting has seen this film before. Pointless after three matches, it is all too reminiscent of his 2025 BetMGM Premier League campaign.

Things don’t get much easier for him in Belfast. He faces defending champion Humphries, who won here last year.

While he hasn’t started this season at his best, Cool Hand remains a formidable opponent in any format. Three of his five games have gone to a deciding leg and things just haven’t quite gone his way.

He surely puts that right here. Humphries has won his last four meetings with the Bullet and triumphed in three of their four Premier League clashes last year.

The world number two has the highest average and the most 180s per match so far in the competition, in perhaps a sign that results aren’t quite a reflection of the way he is playing.

Early Payout

Bunting won’t have been looking forward to this meeting with Humphries and he will be looking forward to it even less after copping a 6-1 defeat at his hands few days ago at the Poland Darts Open.

Humphries hit a 170 checkout in that game while hitting 40% of his doubles compared to Bunting’s meagre 16.67%.

His odds of 4/11 to win the match may be short but they can’t really be ignored as part of an accumulator, especially when you consider that BetMGM is paying out early when your player takes a three-leg lead, regardless of the final outcome of that match.

This may be the kick-start Cool Hand’s BetMGM Premier League title defence needs but, sadly for Bunting, it’ll be a familiar tale.

Leg 3 – Over 8.5 legs in Michael van Gerwen vs Gerwyn Price @ 7/20

Returning after illness last week, Van Gerwen will hope to kick on from an excellent first two weeks.

A win in Newcastle was followed by a runner-up spot in Antwerp. He faces Price in Belfast, the man who beat him in that final and thus the only player to beat him so far.

Despite his absence in Glasgow, MVG remains second in the table and there are definite signs that he is returning to somewhere near his full capacity.

The Iceman has had to fight hard for his wins so far this term, with three of his five matches going all the way to a deciding leg.

In fact 100% of his matches have contained over 8.5 legs – as have six of the last seven BetMGM Premier League meetings between these two.

You’d expect it to be a close-run thing this time round, too, with each player winning three of their last six meetings in this competition.

As a result, we are looking at the 7/20 for over 8.5 legs to land again at the SSE Arena.

Leg 4 – Gian van Veen King of the Oche vs Josh Rock @ 7/10

Three games, three defeats, just six legs won and zero points at the foot of the table… Rock needs something from somewhere and fast.

He will take heart from the fact that he has beaten the Giant in all of their last four meetings but will be equally wary of six consecutive defeats prior to that run.

Van Veen just looks to have acquitted himself in the BetMGM Premier League better than Rock and the World Championship runner-up can kick the Northern Irishman while he’s down on home turf here.

Rock’s sub-80 average on Night 2 against Van Gerwen was improved upon in Glasgow last week but it was still a relatively comfortable defeat to Humphries.

He has just three 180s to his name in three nights, none of his matches have lasted longer than eight legs and he and Bunting are in danger of being cut adrift at the bottom even at this early juncture.

We’re predicting a merciless display from Van Veen, despite Rocky having the home crowd.

It’s 33/10 for Van Veen to be King of the Oche here – that means he’ll win the match, have the most 180s and hit the highest checkout.

Rock has yet to outscore an opponent in maximums, while the Dutchman has had the highest checkout in five of his seven matches. Add to this his four wins to Rocky’s zero and the price for total domination seems a good one.

BETMGM’S 23/2 NIGHT 4 ACCA

  • Over 6.5 180s in Littler vs Clayton
  • Humphries to beat Bunting
  • Over 8.5 legs in Price vs Van Gerwen
  • Van Veen King of the Oche vs Rock

BetMGM Premier League Darts: 19/4 Night 4 Bet Builder

As well as our Night 4 accumulator, we have utilised BetMGM’s Bet Builder tool to create our own bet on the mouth-watering clash between Van Gerwen and Price.

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BETMGM’S 19/4 NIGHT 4 VAN GERWEN VS PRICE BET BUILDER

  • Van Gerwen to win
  • Van Gerwen over 2.5 180s
  • A 180 in the first leg

Price is the only man to beat MVG so far and the seven-time champion will be out for revenge here.

Always a man for the occasion, Van Gerwen has won every opening match in Belfast since the Premier League’s format change in 2022 – and he never lost here before that at all either.

He is averaging three 180s per game so far in the competition, meaning the over 2.5 maximums makes sense.

MVG vs Price

That average would be even higher if you take away the subpar Night 2 meeting with Rock which, in all honesty, neither player will want to be reminded of.

These two met in the Antwerp final and the match got off to a flyer with a 180 in the first leg – something that also landed in their other televised meeting this year at the Bahrain Darts Masters.

Expect a fast start in this one, too.

BETMGM’S 19/4 NIGHT 4 VAN GERWEN VS PRICE BET BUILDER

  • Van Gerwen to win
  • Van Gerwen over 2.5 180s
  • 180 in the first leg

Night 4 BetMGM Specials

Belfast is poised to host Premier League Darts action once more – and BetMGM has you sorted for Night 4 outrights and specials.

Here are the odds for the outright winner in Northern Ireland:

Night 4 Winner Odds

We are still awaiting the first perfect leg of the 2026 BetMGM Premier League, meaning no one has yet been awarded the custom-made set of gold darts worth £30,000 that BetMGM are giving any player to hit a nine-darter.

Van Veen threw one in the final of the Polish Open at the weekend and if you fancy him, or indeed any player to do so in Belfast, it is 13/2, for a nine-darter to be thrown at any point on Night 4 – or 66/1 for two or more which Price achieved on his own four years ago.

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

Be sure to keep an eye on the BetMGM Premier League Darts Hub for all the latest insights as well as our social media channels as every dart is thrown throughout Night 4 and beyond.

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Odds correct at time of publication but subject to change

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