Premier League Darts 2026: Format, Line-up, Odds & Picks

The popularity of darts in the United States continues to grow, and that is expected to continue as major action begins at the start of next month. The Premier League Darts will feature the top eight players on the PDC Circuit, with venues across Europe hosting weekly matches. You can find out more about the event, as well as the odds and our picks, here.

Premier League Darts: How to Watch

• When: Thursday, February 5, 2026 – Thursday, May 28, 2026
• Where: Various Arenas, Europe
• How to Watch: Peacock

Premier League Darts: Outright Winner Odds

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Premier League Darts Format

This event is one of the standout events on the darts schedule, with capacity crowds likely to be in attendance for all 16 nights across Europe. Each night will see a winner crowned, with points added to the league standings.

The top four players after the 15^th night of action will progress to the finals, which will be held at London’s O2 Arena, with two semi-finals, and then a final being held. This year’s Premier League Darts schedule can be found below:

Premier League Darts Line-Up

Eight players will be vying for Premier League success in 2026. The list of players that will be in action can be found below:

• Luke Littler
• Luke Humphries
• Gian van Veen
• Michael van Gerwen
• Jonny Clayton
• Stephen Bunting
• Josh Rock
• Gerwyn Price

Premier League Darts 2026 Picks?

There is no surprise to see Luke Littler heading the betting to win the Premier League for the second time in three years. Littler’s emergence on the global stage has seen the popularity of darts skyrocket. The teenager’s confidence should be high ahead of the first event in February, having successfully defended his World Championship title at the start of January.

Luke Humphries is the reigning champion after beating Little in the 2025 Premier League final. However, an early exit in the World Championships has done little to suggest that his run of indifferent form will end during the Premier League.

A number of other former Premier League champions will also be in action this week, but Clayton and van Gerwen will be bigger prices to repeat their memorable victories.

Beating World Championship finalists have an eye-catching record in the Premier League, with Littler and Humphries both avenging final defeats in the last two years.

Therefore, van Veen could be an interesting selection. The Dutchman didn’t reach his peak performance level at Ally Pally’s biggest event, but his performances throughout the Championships indicate that he could be set to outperform his odds in the Premier League this year.