Premier League Darts Predictions & Tips For Night 9 in Leeds | Thursday 7th April
Premier League Darts returns for Night 9 in Leeds and Mark Webster gives his predictions and betting tips ahead of the action.
The former World Darts Champion and Sky Sports analyst provides his expert opinion on the Premier League Darts matches from the First Direct Arena, plus a few special offers.
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📹 Sarah Kinsella & Mark Webster take a look at the Premier League Darts outright ahead of night 9 in Leeds tomorrow!
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“Looking ahead to night nine in Leeds and kicking things off are Michael Smith and Peter Wright. I’m going for Snakebite here. He is rightfully favourite and he has been playing some good stuff. He didn’t win last week, but he was incredible at times against Jonny Clayton and on a different day he would have won that game.
“He was good at the weekend too in the Pro Tour. He didn’t win a title, but got to a final and put in some great performances. He was resilient with some really good averages against him. So it’s Peter Wright for me to win the opening quarter-final.”
8/11 Peter Wright
11/10 Michael Smith
Was 9/4, NOW 5/2 – Total 180s O/U 7.5 – Over 7.5
Was 7/2, NOW 9/2 – Michael Smith to win with a full house
Was 7/2, NOW 9/2 – Peter Wright to win with a full house
Was 11/2, NOW 6/1 – Correct Score – Peter Wright 6-4
Was 13/2, NOW 7/1 – Correct Score – Michael Smith 6-4
Mark Webster joins @BoyleSportsSK to give his predictions for night 9 of the Premier League Darts tomorrow!
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Gary Anderson v Michael van Gerwen
“Awaiting Peter will be the winner of Gary Anderson and Michael van Gerwen and I think it will be a Snakebite v MVG semi-final from here. The Green Machine takes on Gary Anderson and the Scotsman beat him on the opening night at Cardiff in this reverse fixture but based on what I saw from both of them last week, I’m going for Michael. He was so poor last week, so I think he will be keen to make up for that and get some revenge on Anderson.
8/15 Michael van Gerwen
6/4 Gary Anderson
Was 5/2, NOW 11/4 – Total 180s O/U 6.5 – Over 6.5
Was 11/4, NOW 10/3 – Michael van Gerwen to win with a full house
Was 5/1, NOW 11/2 – Correct Score – Michael van Gerwen 6-4
Was 5/1, NOW 11/2 – Correct Score – Michael van Gerwen 6-3
Was 5/1, NOW 6/1 – Gary Anderson to win with a full house
“The third quarter-final is between Joe Cullen and Jonny Clayton. I can’t look beyond Jonny here. The Ferret was unplayable last week and he has these little spells were he goes off the boil, but he was back at it last week. While Joe Cullen was good in beating Gerwyn Price, I do think Jonny will have a little too much for the Rockstar in Leeds.”
4/6 Jonny Clayton
6/5 Joe Cullen
Was 2/1, NOW 9/4 – Jonny Clayton Over 3.5 180s
Was 7/2. NOW 9/2 – Joe Cullen to win with a full house
Was 7/2, NOW 9/2 – Jonny Clayton to win with a full house
Was 11/2, NOW 6/1 – Correct Score – Jonny Clayton 6-3
Was 15/2, NOW 8/1 – Correct Score – Jonny Clayton 6-2
“The last quarter-final sees James Wade take on World Number 2 Gerwyn Price. In normal circumstances I would be inclined to back the Iceman, but he is not in a good space at the moment. That hand injury is clearly niggling away at him and he didn’t have a great time at the Pro Tour at the weekend.
“He lost his opening Premier League match last week and the week before, so I’m going for James Wade. He got to the final last week against Jonny Clayton and I think he goes through here to the semi-finals.
“From there I can’t see anything other than a Jonny Clayton v Peter Wright final and I think Peter Wright will win the final with 7/2 available at BoyleSports. They were the stand-out players last week. Peter has been playing some great stuff and I think he will get some revenge on the Ferret and join the van Gerwen and Clayton club by becoming a two-time winner.”
8/15 Gerwyn Price
7/5 James Wade
Was 9/4, NOW 5/2 – Total 180s O/U 5.5 – Over 5.5
Was 9/4, NOW 11/4 – Gerwyn Price to win with a full house
Was 5/1, NOW 11/2 – Correct Score – Gerwyn Price 6-3
Was 13/2, NOW 7/1 – Correct Score – Gerwyn Price 6-2
Was 7/1, NOW 8/1 – James Wade to win with a full house
Charity Bet for Parkinson’s UK
BoyleSports have offered Webster a £200 charity bet for every week of the Premier League. He has chosen Peter Wright to win Night 9 at 7/2 with proceeds going to Parkinson’s UK.
Peter Wright to win night 9 of the Premier League 7/2
Another £200 charity bet for @ParkinsonsUK from @Webby180 this week!
Listen to his selections below!
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Super Boost
Webster is also predicting Peter Wright and Michael van Gerwen to win the opening quarter-finals with those odds boosted to 2/1 from 13/8.
🚨 Was 13/8, NOW 2/1!
Van Gerwen & Wright both to win their 1/4 final matches tomorrow!
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Premier League Darts Night 9 Winner
5/2 Michael Van Gerwen
7/2 Peter Wright
7/2 Gerwyn Price
5/1 Jonny Clayton
8/1 Michael Smith
11/1 Joe Cullen
14/1 Gary Anderson
20/1 James Wade
*Prices correct at time of publication.
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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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