Pekkatartu Darts Tips
- Annual Profit
- -85
- Annual Strike Rate
- 45 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -34
- 7 Days Profit
- -34
12 Months Profit Trend
May 25 - May 26
- Highest ProfitMay 26
- -
- Lowest ProfitMar 26
- -5.1
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitMay 05
- -
- Lowest ProfitApr 30
- -3.4
pekkatartu’s Tips
Tomorrow Tips
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I expect a dominant performance from Gerwyn Price at the First Direct Arena in Leeds as he looks to solidify his playoff position on Night 14 of the Premier League. Price holds a significant historical advantage over his World Cup teammate, boasting a head-to-head lead of 29??'12. Furthermore, 'The Iceman' comes into this clash with psychological momentum, having defeated Jonny Clayton 5??'1 in an exhibition match in Oldham just two days ago. While Clayton has enjoyed a strong season, Price's recent clinical finishing and superior historical win rate in high-pressure televised matches make him the clear favorite to secure a crucial two-point victory in this Welsh derby.
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WIN @ / -1.50 hcap
I expect a commanding performance from Gerwyn Price as he faces his World Cup teammate Jonny Clayton on Night 14 of the Premier League in Leeds. Price enters this match with significant psychological momentum, having dismantled Clayton 5-1 in an exhibition match in Oldham just two days ago. Despite 'The Iceman' experiencing some recent inconsistency in the Premier League, his statistical output remains elite, boasting the highest average in the PDC over his last 200 legs at 99.41. While Clayton currently sits higher in the league standings, Price’s historical head-to-head dominance and his clinical doubling??'ranked second in the PDC??'suggest he will control this encounter from the start. I anticipate Price will utilize his superior scoring power to secure a decisive victory, covering the -1.5 leg handicap with ease.
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I expect a superior display of maximum scoring from Gerwyn Price as he faces Jonny Clayton on Night 14 of the Premier League. 'The Iceman' has consistently outpaced Clayton in the 180 column throughout the 2026 season, most notably during their UK Open quarterfinal clash in March, where Price hit ten maximums to Clayton's five. While Clayton is a rhythmic and accurate scorer, his game often relies on steady 140s and clinical finishing rather than the explosive 180 bursts that define Price’s aggressive power-scoring. Statistical trends across this year's Premier League nights favor Price, who maintains a higher maximum-per-leg average. I anticipate Price will dominate the triple-20 bed to secure the most 180s in this all-Welsh quarterfinal.
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I expect a high-scoring, maximum-filled battle at the First Direct Arena in Leeds as Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton meet on Night 14. Historically, this Welsh rivalry produces high 180 counts in the Premier League's Best of 11 format. Price hit 10 maximums alone during their UK Open clash in March. Both players have shown consistent scoring power this season, with Price ranking among the top maximum hitters and Clayton frequently contributing two to three per match. Given their current playoff-race urgency and tendency to push matches to 10 or 11 legs, I anticipate a combined total that comfortably clears the 5.50 mark.
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I expect a swift and decisive victory for Gerwyn Price as he takes on Jonny Clayton in this Night 14 quarterfinal. While their head-to-head history is filled with tight contests, Price has shown a recent tendency to dominate the 'best of 11' format when his clinical doubling is on display. His recent 6-1 victory over Gian van Veen and a 6-2 dismantling of Luke Humphries earlier in the season highlight his ability to pull away early and end matches quickly.
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I expect a dominant showing from Luke Littler as he takes on Michael van Gerwen in the Night 14 quarterfinals in Leeds. 'The Nuke' arrives at the First Direct Arena in peak form, having reclaimed the top spot in the Premier League table following back-to-back nightly victories in Liverpool and Aberdeen. Littler’s recent momentum is undeniable. He has won five nights this campaign and maintains a significant statistical edge, including a recent 8-5 victory over van Gerwen in the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters final.
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In contrast, Michael van Gerwen has struggled for consistency, winning only one nightly title this season and currently sitting in fourth place, just two points clear of the elimination zone. His recent 6-3 quarterfinal loss to Luke Humphries in Aberdeen highlighted a dip in scoring power, where he averaged just 91.02. With Littler boasting a 75% win probability and superior current-form averages, I anticipate the world number one will exploit MVG’s defensive vulnerabilities to secure a comfortable win and further solidify his lead at the top of the table.
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I expect a masterclass in power-scoring from Luke Littler as he faces Michael van Gerwen on Night 14 in Leeds. 'The Nuke' currently leads the Premier League in maximum scoring, boasting a season 180s-per-leg ratio of 0.42, significantly higher than van Gerwen’s 0.30. In their recent high-profile clashes, including the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters final, Littler has consistently outproduced the Dutchman on the treble 20 bed.
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WIN @ / 6.50 hcap
In their Night 12 semi-final just ten days ago, the pair combined for a staggering 12 maximums (9 for van Gerwen and 3 for Littler) in an 11-leg thriller. Additionally, their Night 8 final in Berlin saw them combine for seven 180s in just 10 legs. Both players are currently in elite scoring form. Van Gerwen fired in 14 maximums across just 20 legs during Night 12, while Littler consistently averages over 0.40 180s per leg this season.
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WIN @ / 9.50 hcap
Their most recent Premier League meeting on April 23 was an 11-leg thriller that Littler won 6-5, featuring a staggering 107.54 average from Van Gerwen in a losing effort. Even their final on March 26 went to 10 legs (6-4). Both players are currently fighting for critical playoff positioning??'Littler to maintain his newly reclaimed top spot and Van Gerwen to defend his top-four status. Given that their last two televised matches have averaged over 10 legs per game and both are currently operating with 100-match averages, I anticipate a cagey, back-and-forth battle that is more likely to exceed the 9.50-leg threshold than stay under it.
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I expect Luke Humphries to secure the win as he fights to protect his top-four position. 'Cool Hand' enters this clash with a significant statistical advantage, maintaining a season average of 100.53 compared to Rock’s 94.85. Historically, Humphries has dominated this matchup, including a decisive 8-5 victory in the Czech Darts Open and a 4-0 whitewash at the Masters. While Rock has shown flashes of brilliance, including a 101.25 average in his 6-3 loss to Luke Littler last week, Humphries' consistency in the 'Best of 11' format makes him the heavy favorite
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WIN @ / -1.50 hcap
I expect Luke Humphries to cover the spread comfortably in this quarterfinal. Humphries has been the model of consistency in the 2026 Premier League, maintaining a tournament-high seasonal average of 100.53. His recent form is clinical; in Aberdeen last week, he dispatched world-class opponents with consecutive 6-3 scorelines. Given that Josh Rock has struggled to find his finishing clinicality in high-pressure televised moments this season??'often falling 6-3 or 6-2 to the 'big four'??'I anticipate Humphries will secure a 6-4 victory or better to cover the -1.5 handicap.
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I expect Luke Humphries to top the 180 count in this matchup. While Rock is a rhythmic scorer, Humphries is currently the most prolific maximum hitter in the PDC. On Night 13, Luke fired in four 180s during a high-stakes final against Littler, demonstrating his ability to stay relentless on the treble 20 bed even under pressure. Rock’s maximum production has been slightly more erratic lately, and since Humphries maintains a higher 180-per-leg ratio (0.38) compared to Rock this season, the statistical advantage sits firmly with “Cool Hand.”
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WIN @ / 6.50 hcap
I expect a fierce competition on Night 14 in Leeds as Josh Rock faces Luke Humphries. While Rock has struggled for consistency recently, his explosive scoring potential remains a threat if he finds his rhythm early. However, Humphries enters this clash as the favorite, backed by a superior season average and a clinical doubling percentage. I anticipate a fast-paced match where elite scoring determines the winner in a decisive victory.
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WIN @ / 9.50 hcap
I expect a swift and clinical performance from Luke Humphries as he faces Josh Rock in the Night 14 quarterfinals. Humphries has dominated their recent matchups, including a convincing 6-2 victory earlier this season and an 8-5 win on the European Tour. Given Rock’s ongoing struggle to clear the quarterfinal hurdle, I anticipate Humphries will secure a decisive victory, comfortably finishing the match under 9.5 legs.
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