Premier League Darts 2025 odds & favourites

Ladbrokes takes you through the odds and favourites ahead of the final round of Premier League darts, as the players prepare for the playoffs at the O2 in London.

Luke Littler finished at the top of the league table, and the 2024 champion remains the favourite to retain his trophy at odds of 5/6, while the world number one Luke Humphries sits behind him in second at odds of 2/1.

Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price secured the other two playoff spots, with 'The Asp' leapfrogging the Welshman into 3rd place after Night 16 in Sheffield. Price is odds of 6/1 to win the whole thing, while Aspinall is priced at 9/1.

Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting have all now been officially ruled out of making the final four, despite Dobey and Bunting both picking up a nightly win this season.

The playoff format will differ from the regular season. Rather than matches that are best of 11 legs, the semi-finals are best of 19 legs, and the final will be best of 21. Could the longer games make a difference?

Ahead of the action in London, Luke Littler, who is currently among the front-runners to win this year's Sports Personality of the Year Award, is odds-on to get past Gerwyn Price in their semi-final.

'The Nuke' played at a high level throughout the tournament and ended up on top of the pile with 45 points, with the 18-year-old winning 6 nights on his way to the playoffs.

However, standing in Littler's way is Gezzy Price, who won 3 nights himself in the Premier League. 'The Iceman' is one of the few players Littler struggles with, with Price winning six meetings in a row from last June until March.

The reigning Premier League and World Champion won their last two matches, and will be hoping to continue that in this big semi-final clash.

Luke Humphries, who is among the favourites to win the 2026 PDC World Championship, takes on Nathan Aspinall in the other semi-final. The world number one finished 2nd in the standings, with Aspinall only securing passage to the playoffs on Night 16.

Humphries won 3 nights on tour to Aspinall's 2, and 'Cool Hand Luke' has won four of the last six matches between the two.

Night 15 in Aberdeen saw a record-breaking match between Humphries and Littler, which Wayne Mardle called "the best darts match ever".

Humphries lost but with an average close to 116, and a performance of that calibre should see him through against 'The Asp', potentially setting up a mouth-watering final.

**UPDATE** Luke Humphries won the 2025 Premier League of Darts, beating Luke Littler 11-8 in the final.

View the latest Darts odds.

All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.