Premier League Darts Night Four Betting Tips & Predictions | Mark Webster
Former World Darts Champion and Sky Sports analyst Mark Webster has joined BoyleSports to run the rule over the fourth night of action in the Premier League as it moves to Exeter to showcase the radical new eight-player knockout format and crown the fourth nightly winner of the revamped event.
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The darts professional is predicting Michael van Gerwen to have an epic night at Exeter and has tipped the Dutchman to win Night Four. Check out the video below.
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🎯 Premier League Darts returns this Thursday from Exeter!
🗣️ Here's @Webby180 giving his quarter-final & outright winner predictions for Night Four! 👇
🤔 He's gone for a 9/2 outright winner of Night Four, agree?
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Jonny Clayton v Michael van Gerwen
“Looking ahead to Night Four in Exeter and kicking things off are Jonny Clayton and Michael van Gerwen. They played each other in Liverpool three weeks ago with the Ferret rallying from 4-1 down to beat MVG 6-4. On this occasion however I expect van Gerwen to extract some revenge over Clayton and move into the semi-finals.”
“Awaiting Michael will be the winner of Michael Smith v Joe Cullen. Cullen has made a steady start, but Smith is yet to get some points on the board. I think that changes on Thursday night and I think the Bully Boy will get his first points and meet MVG in the semi-finals.”
“The main event of the night is Gerwyn Price against Peter Wright. These two had an epic encounter in the International Darts Open in Riesa last weekend. I don’t expect anything different here and I think Gezzy will just get by the Snakebite and go through to the semi-finals.”
“The final match sees James Wade face Gary Anderson and I’m going for Wade here. He was impressive in the International Darts Open and I think he will get by the Flying Scotsman. I think it will be a close match however.
“From there I think Michael van Gerwen will beat Michael Smith and Gerwyn Price will beat James Wade and I think MVG will beat the Iceman in the final with 9/2 available with BoyleSports.
We have offered Webster a £200 charity bet to have on the Full House price boost in the opening match for every week of the Premier League. He has chosen Michael van Gerwen to win the match, score the most 180s and have the highest checkout with proceeds going to Parkinson’s UK.
🎯 #PremierLeagueDarts Night Four gets underway later & @Webby180 gives his full house prediction on the opening match.
💰 We've given Mark a £200 charity bet, which will go to @ParkinsonsUK!
Michael van Gerwen or Jonny Clayton? Find out here 👇
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van Gerwen to win with a full house Was 7/2, NOW 4/1. You can find that here.
🚀 Was 5/2, NOW 4/1!
🎯 Here's @Webby180 with his SUPER BOOST for Premier League Darts Night Four getting underway at 7pm tonight! 👇
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Webster is also predicting Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith to win their opening quarter finals with those also odds boosted: Was 5/2, NOW 4/1. You can also find that here.
WHAT TIME DOES NIGHT FOUR START?
Premier League Darts Night Four starts at 7pm.
WHAT TV CHANNEL IS PREMIER LEAGUE DARTS ON?
Premier League Darts Night Four is on Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Arena.
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More About The Author:
Mark Webster is a darts professional who was a mainstay of the circuit between 2005-2020.
Starting out in the BDO, he went on to be crowned the third Welsh World Champion in the organisation when he beat Simon Whitlock in the 2008 final at the Lakeside.
Webster went on to have a distinguished career in the PDC, twice reaching the semi-finals of the World Championships including a run in 2011 in which he knocked out 16-time World Champion Phil Taylor, earning himself a spot in the prestigious Premier League.
He now works as an analyst and commentator for Sky Sports.
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