Premier League Darts: Expert betting tips for Night 10 in Brighton

The Premier League heads to Brighton for Night Ten, with momentum building as the race for the playoffs intensifies. Gerwyn Price was dominant in Manchester last week, claiming his second nightly win, and will be aiming to go back-to-back at the Brighton Centre.

Odds Now expert darts tipster Terry Foord is here again to provide his betting tips for Thursday night's four quarter-final match-ups, along with his best bets for the upcoming action.

2026 Premier League Darts – Order of Play (Thursday 9th April)

Quarter Finals

Luke Humphries vs Jonny Clayton

Gerwyn Price vs Josh Rock

Luke Littler vs Stephen Bunting

Michael Van Gerwen vs Gian Van Veen

Semi Finals

Humphries/Clayton vs Price/Rock

Littler/Bunting vs MVG/Van Veen

Final

Humphries/Clayton/Price/Rock vs Littler/Bunting/MVG/Van Veen

Night 10 Winner Odds (E/W 1/3, 2 places)

Luke Littler - 11/10 [Various]

Luke Humphries – 5/1 [Various]

Gerwyn Price – 5/1 [Various]

Gian Van Veen – 8/1 [Sky Bet / Paddy Power]

Michael Van Gerwen – 9/1 [Sky Bet / Paddy Power]

Jonny Clayton – 14/1 [Various]

Josh Rock – 20/1 [Sky Bet / Paddy Power]

Stephen Bunting – 25/1 [Betway]

2026 Premier League Darts – Terry Foord’s Week 10 analysis

Gerwyn Price produced a statement performance in Manchester, winning all three matches 6-2 while posting averages of 104.46, 112.91 and 105.84. That level of scoring was simply untouchable, and it earned him his second nightly win of the campaign in emphatic fashion.

Luke Littler, one of the few players capable of matching that level, exited early after a deciding-leg defeat to Gian van Veen. That match also had a bit of needle, with tensions rising in the final leg — something that could add spice if they meet again this week.

In the top half, Luke Humphries faces Jonny Clayton in what looks like a high-quality opener. Both players lost in the first-round last week but still averaged over 100, with Clayton posting a particularly unlucky 107.44 in defeat. That suggests he is not far away from a big performance.

The winner is likely to face Gerwyn Price, who should have too much for Josh Rock if he maintains anything close to last week’s level. Rock has improved recently, particularly with his scoring power, but this is a big step up.

In the bottom half, Littler once again takes on Stephen Bunting — a matchup he has dominated so far, winning both previous meetings 6-3. The final quarter-final sees Michael van Gerwen take on Gian van Veen, who showed signs of returning to form with his win over Littler.

Terry Foord’s best bets for the 2026 Premier League Darts Night 10

Price’s form makes him an obvious contender again, but at shorter odds this week, the value has shifted elsewhere.

Jonny Clayton stands out at 14/1. He is playing well enough to beat Humphries and has already shown he can compete with — and beat — the likes of Price on his day.

A projected semi-final of Clayton vs Price and Littler vs Van Veen looks plausible. While a Price vs Littler final feels the most likely outcome on paper, darts rarely follows a strict script, and Clayton is more than capable of capitalising if those two collide earlier or fall short.

At double-figure odds, Clayton offers solid each-way value in what remains a very open night.

Bet Summary & Staking Plan:

1pts e/w – Jonny Clayton to win night 10 – 14/1 (Sky Bet)

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