
Premier League Darts 2025 Night 2: Predictions, Fixtures & Start Times

Last week, Michael van Gerwen made headlines by stunning world champion Luke Littler, only to fall short against eventual winner Luke Humphries. Tonight, the Premier League Darts action moves to the OVO Hydro Arena in Glasgow for the second round.
In this preview, we cover everything you need to know about Night 2, including the fixtures, start times, prize money, and our predictions for tonight’s matches.
Premier League Darts Night 2 Predictions
Premier League Darts Night 2 Fixtures & Start Times
The fixtures for tonight's play in Glasgow look like this:
Quarter-Finals:
- 7:15pm - Rob Cross vs Luke Littler
- 7:45pm - Michael van Gerwen vs Stephen Bunting
- 8:15pm - Nathan Aspinall vs Gerwyn Price
- 8:45pm - Luke Humphries vs Chris Dobey
Semi-Finals:
- 9:15pm - Cross/Littler vs van Gerwen/Bunting
- 9:45pm - Aspinall/Price vs Humphries/Dobey
Final:
- Cross/Littler/Van Gerwen/Bunting vs Aspinall/Price/Humphries/Dobey
Premier League Darts Standings
Standings after Night 1:
position | Player | Points | Played | Won | Lost | Leg Balance |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Luke Humphries | 5 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 10 |
2 | Chris Dobey | 3 | 3 | 2 | 1 | -1 |
3 | Michael van Gerwen | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
4 | Rob Cross | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
5 | Luke Littler | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -1 |
6 | Stephen Bunting | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -2 |
7 | Gerwyn Price | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -2 |
8 | Nathan Aspinall | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -4 |
Premier League Darts Prize Money:
The Premier League of Darts is one of the most lucrative tournaments of the year. Of course, the World Darts Championship is number 1, but the Premier League of Darts follows close behind. When you see the prize money, it is no wonder everyone wants to play in the Premier League Darts with the total prize pool is a whopping £1,000,000!
Place | Prize Money |
---|---|
Winner | £275,000 |
Runner-up | £125,000 |
Losing Semi-Finalist | £85,000 |
Fifth | £75,000 |
Sixth | £70,000 |
Seventh | £65,000 |
Eighth | £60,000 |
Winners bonus per tournament (16x) | £10,000 |
Premier League Darts Night 2 Betting Tips
Premier League Darts Schedule
Date | Location | Winner |
---|---|---|
Thursday 6 February | The SSE Arena, Belfast | Luke Humphries |
Thursday 13 February | OVO Hydro, Glasgow | |
Thursday 20 February | 3Arena, Dublin | |
Thursday 27 February | Westpoint Exeter | |
Thursday 6 March | The Brighton Centre | |
Thursday 13 March | Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham | |
Thursday 20 March | Utilita Arena, Cardiff | |
Thursday 27 March | Utilita Arena, Newcastle | |
Thursday 3 April | Uber Arena, Berlin | |
Thursday 10 April | AO Arena, Manchester | |
Thursday 17 April | Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam | |
Thursday 24 April | M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool | |
Thursday 1 May | Utilita Arena, Birmingham | |
Thursday 8 May | First Direct Arena, Leeds | |
Thursday 15 May | P&J Live, Aberdeen | |
Thursday 22 May | Utilita Arena, Sheffield | |
Thursday 29 May (Play-Offs) | The O2, London |
How does the Premier League Darts work?
The format of the Premier League Darts has changed several times in recent years. That is why we would like to explain the current format to you again. For 16 weeks, the eight darts players will play a mini-tournament every Thursday evening where points can be earned:
Place | Points |
---|---|
Winner | 5 Points |
Runner-Up | 3 Points |
Losing Semi-Finalist | 2 Points |
The four darts players with the most points after the 16 rounds will go through to the Play-Offs. Here they will decide who will win the Premier League Darts 2025. During the Play-Offs, the 'real' prize money can also be earned.

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