<h2>Will Luke Littler Successfully Defend His Title?</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>After nearly four months of tungsten tossing, Premier League Darts has reached its final act.</p> <p>Just four players remain and will battle it out for the trophy at London’s O2 Arena on Friday (from 04:15 AM AEST Melbourne).</p> <p>Can anybody wrestle the silverware from the defending champion, Luke Littler? You can browse Sportsbet’s full range of<a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/darts/premier-league-darts"> Premier League Darts betting odds</a> and markets now.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h3>Premier League Darts Finals Betting Preview</h3> <p>It all got underway back on February 6 in Belfast, with another round of games following each Friday since.</p> <p>After 16 weeks of action, the final league table has been confirmed. Littler finished in top spot, and so his semi-final clash will be against the fourth-placed finisher, Gerwyn Price.</p> <p>Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall, who finished in second and third respectively, will contest the other semi-final.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Premier League Darts Finals Betting Odds</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Littler ($1.28) has been made a warm favourite for his clash with Price ($3.25), while Humphries ($1.30) is edging prominence ahead of his semi-final with Aspinall ($3.20).</p> <p>As for who will lift the trophy, it’s once again Littler that headlines the market at $1.85, with Humphries next best at $3.00. But there will be punters more than willing to take a chance on Price ($6.25) or Aspinall ($10.50).</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h3>Premier League Darts Finals Betting Picks</h3> <p>Prior to April, Gerwyn Price had beaten Luke Littler in six games in a row – suggesting he had something of a hex on the teenager.</p> <p>However, Littler has since battled back with two victories of his own over the Welshman, and his ridiculous performance ceiling – he averaged 114 and 115 in separate games in the final two weeks of the league phase, means that ‘The Nuke’ simply can’t be bet against.</p> <p>Aspinall is a warrior that grinds out wins when his opponents aren’t at their best. But he consistently averages in the 90s, which is an excellent standard but perhaps not enough to worry an elite operator like Humphries, the world number one and former world champion.</p> <p>The Littler-Humphries double pays 1.67, which seems a solid place to start your Premier League Darts finals bets.</p> <p>That would set up a repeat of the 2024 Premier League final, a titanic clash which Littler won 11-7, with both players averaging in excess of 100… The Nuke also landing the perfect nine-dart leg along the way.</p> <p>The two Lukes are, most would agree, by far and away the best two players in world darts right now, so this is a fitting final. All of the signs suggest they’ll put on a game for the ages, too.</p> <p>They’ve met seven times during the Premier League campaign, with Littler edging their head-to-head 4-3. The way he played on finals night last year suggests that Littler should be backed at $1.85 to lift the trophy once again.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>*Odds correct at 21:30pm AEST 27/5/25</p>