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Luke Littler is bidding to create BetMGM Premier League history in Berlin, as the sport’s biggest roadshow rolls into the German capital on Thursday evening.

Littler racks up record-equalling fourth nightly win in Newcastle

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Luke Littler claimed a record-equalling fourth nightly win on Night Eight of the BetMGM Premier League in Newcastle on Thursday.

Littler, Humphries & Cross presented with BetMGM gold darts

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Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Rob Cross have each been presented with a set of 18ct solid gold darts - worth £30,000 - after hitting nine-darters in the 2025 BetMGM Premier League.

Local hero Dobey launches Darts on Your Doorstep venue in Ashington

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Premier League star Chris Dobey helped to launch the latest "Darts on Your Doorstep" venue, in partnership with Smart Energy GB, at the Northern Social Club in Ashington on Wednesday.

2025 BetMGM Premier League - Night Eight preview

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Chris Dobey is hoping to cap off a memorable few weeks for the city of Newcastle when he makes his return to home soil on Night Eight of the BetMGM Premier League on Thursday.

Nine-Dart Littler wins on Night Seven in Cardiff

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Luke Littler claimed a third nightly win and struck the third nine-darter in the 2025 BetMGM Premier League as he romped to victory on Night Seven in Cardiff.

2025 BetMGM Premier League - Night Seven preview

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The 2025 BetMGM Premier League season continues in Cardiff on Thursday, as Gerwyn Price makes his return to home soil.

"He's going to be unbeatable!" - Price lavishes praise on Littler

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Gerwyn Price lavished praise on Luke Littler after defeating the teenage superstar to prevail on Night Six of the BetMGM Premier League in Nottingham.

Price topples Littler to celebrate Night Six success in Nottingham

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Gerwyn Price secured his second nightly victory in this year’s BetMGM Premier League with a clinical 6-3 success against Luke Littler in Thursday’s Night Six final in Nottingham.

2025 BetMGM Premier League - Night Six preview

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The top two players in world darts will go head-to-head in the BetMGM Premier League on Thursday, as Luke Humphries and Luke Littler renew their rivalry in Nottingham.

Michael van Gerwen edged out Joe Cullen in an epic final to clinch his sixth Cazoo Premier League title on an incredible night of action at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin on Monday.

Van Gerwen denied a heartbroken Cullen 11-10 in one of the greatest games to ever grace the Premier League stage, after the debutant missed a match dart at double 16 in a thrilling decider.

However, the Dutchman kept his cool to fire in a 13-darter and equal Phil Taylor’s haul of six Premier League titles, as he celebrates victory in a first PDC Premier event for over 18 months.

“I have been going through a really tough time, so to win this title means a lot to me,” reflected an emotional Van Gerwen, who eased past James Wade 10-4 in the semi-finals.

“I’m a happy man. Joe Cullen was phenomenal in that final. What a day. I’m over the moon.

“Of course I am going for more titles now. To have won this trophy here in Berlin is amazing. 

“This last 18 months has hurt me. I know what I’m capable of, but this crowd in Germany today, they were absolutely sensational. I think they were a credit to the sport.”

Cullen drew first blood in the final with a sublime 11-dart hold, but after spurning three darts to break in leg two, he saw Van Gerwen seize the early initiative with a sequence of three straight legs.

The Yorkshireman responded with back-to-back legs to restore parity, only for Van Gerwen to restore his two-leg buffer at 5-3 courtesy of a 12-dart break.

Cullen reduced the arrears with a spectacular 141 finish in leg nine, and a clinical 114 checkout in leg 11 sparked a run of three straight legs for the Masters champion, who edged 7-6 ahead.

The next five legs went with throw, before Van Gerwen appeared to strike the decisive blow in leg 19, converting a sensational 92 kill to break throw in 12 darts and move one leg away from glory.

The drama continued as Cullen broke straight back in 13 darts to force a decider, but it was the Dutchman who claimed the spoils via double 14, having survived a match dart in the previous visit.

“Michael is a fantastic player and a fantastic champion, but I am absolutely gutted,” admitted Cullen, who was bidding to become the third successive debutant to be crowned Premier League champion.

“I cannot believe I’ve lost, but credit to Michael, he is a great guy and a wonderful champion.

“I think the second leg cost me, missing three at 32 for a break of throw. I’m absolutely devastated.”

Earlier in the evening, Cullen produced an astonishing display of power scoring to thwart Jonny Clayton’s bid for back-to-back Premier League titles.

Cullen stormed into a remarkable 6-0 lead against the reigning champion before closing out a resounding 10-4 victory, averaging almost 101 and crashing in 11 maximums – equalling the tournament record for 180s in a match.

In the second semi-final, Van Gerwen defeated 2009 champion Wade by the same scoreline to book his place in a record-equalling eighth Premier League showpiece.

The opening six legs of the last four contest were shared, but a blistering burst from Van Gerwen saw him win seven of the last eight to pull away from Wade and triumph with a 99 average and six 180s.

Van Gerwen - who now returns to the Netherlands for surgery on an arm injury - pockets £305,000 in total from the Premier League season, with three nightly wins earning him a £30,000 bonus in addition to the £275,000 top prize.

Cullen, meanwhile, claimed £125,000 as runner-up and took home a further £20,000 in bonus prize money.

Table-topper Clayton's four night wins during the season boosted his £85,000 prize money to a total of £125,000, while Wade earned £105,000 following his strong season.

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