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- Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are co-favorites to win week 14 of the competition
- Eight of the top stars in darts square off in knock-out tournaments throughout the season
- Night 14 of Premier League Darts will take place in Aberdeen, Scotland on Thursday, May 2
Luke Littler claimed his fifth win in 13 nights with a Premier League victory in Liverpool last week. The 17-year-old also captured his second European Tour title at the Austrian Open over the weekend.
Will the generational talent lock up his place at the four-man playoffs with another triumph in Aberdeen, Scotland? Before we look at the odds for Night 14, check out all the Sports & Competitions to bet on in 2024. Here’s also where you can see the latest Sports Betting Odds & Picks.
Premier League Darts – Night 14 Winner
| Player |  |  |  |
| Luke Littler | +240 | +240 | +240 |
| Luke Humphries | +250 | +250 | +250 |
| Michael van Gerwen | +375 | +375 | +375 |
| Michael Smith | +850 | +850 | +850 |
| Gerwyn Price | +900 | +900 | +900 |
| Nathan Aspinall | +900 | +900 | +900 |
| Rob Cross | +1200 | +1200 | +1200 |
| Peter Wright | +2800 | +2800 | +2800 |
Humphries and Littler favored
Luke Littler (+240) hasn’t slowed down since bursting onto the scene with a World Championship finals appearance back in January. Through 13 weeks, the 17-year-old is first place in the Premier League Darts standings with 31 points. With only three weeks remaining in the season, he could secure his place in the playoffs with a quality showing in Aberdeen.
Luke Humphries (+250) reeled off three consecutive weekly wins from night 6 to night 8, but he hasn’t advanced out of the semifinals since. The reigning world champion has also failed to advance past the quarterfinals in three of the past five events.
A SECOND EUROPEAN TOUR TITLE FOR LITTLER 🏆
Luke Littler wins the 2024 https://t.co/Nw9IKxvF5P Austrian Darts Open, beating Joe Cullen 8-4 to secure his second European Tour title.
The man to beat in world darts right now… 🔥
📺 https://t.co/YyBPPwoMK8 pic.twitter.com/z86NudgYd4
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) April 28, 2024
Night 14 contenders
Michael van Gerwen (+350) already has four nightly victories this season, topping both Littler and Humphries. While three of the Dutchman’s four triumphs came early in the season, he captured the week 11 win and reached the semifinals in Liverpool last week.
Nathan Aspinall (+900) sits third in the standings with 25 points, one ahead of van Gerwen. Remarkably consistent all year, he has two weekly wins (5, 12) this season with three runner-up finishes.
Premier League Darts – Week 14
| Spread | Money Line | Total Points |
| Michael Smith | -1½ (-160) | -270 | Ov 9½ (+105) |
| Peter Wright | +1½ (+130) | +230 | Un 9½ (-135) |
| Nathan Aspinall | +1½ (-105) | +210 | Ov 9½ (+105) |
| Luke Littler | -1½ (-125) | -250 | Un 9½ (-135) |
| Rob Cross | +1½ (-120) | +155 | Ov 9½ (-105) |
| Michael van Gerwyn | -1½ (-110) | -175 | Un 9½ (-125) |
| Luke Humphries | -1½ (-110) | -165 | Ov 9½ (-105) |
| Gerwyn Price | +1½ (-120) | +145 | Un 9½ (-125) |
Quarterfinal matchups
Michael Smith (-290) vs Peter Wright (+230). Smith is four points back of van Gerwen for the final playoff spot. While “Bully Boy” hasn’t claimed victory since the opening week of the season, his opponent has bowed out of the quarterfinals in 11 of 13 nights.
Luke Littler (-250) vs Nathan Aspinall (+210). Littler has defeated Aspinall in four of five opportunities this season, including a 6-5 win in the semifinals on Night 13. The teenager also downed his opponent 6-4 in the Night 9 finals and Night 10 semifinals.
World Champion Luke Humphries is supporting Liverpool-based charity ‘Chasing the Stigma’ ahead of this week’s Premier League action in the city! 👏
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) April 23, 2024
More QF matches
Michael van Gerwyn (-175) vs Rob Cross (+155). Cross is coming off a 6-2 win over the Dutchman in the Night 13 semifinals. He’s also won two of three Premier League matches with van Gerwyn this year. However, prior to last week’s finals loss, Cross hadn’t advanced past the quarterfinals in six straight events.
Luke Humphries (-165) vs Gerwyn Price (+145). Price sits in second-last in the standings, above only Peter Wright. With a tough draw on tap with Humphries, the Welshman seems destined to bow out in the quarterfinals for the ninth time in 14 tries this season.
Best Bet
Following his Austrian Open victory in Graz, we like Luke Littler (+240) to win his second Premier League Darts event in a row to secure his playoff spot at The O2 Arena in London on May 23.
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