Luke Humphries started the Premier League with a win in Belfast. He beat Chris Dobey in the final 6-1 to pick up the £10,000 night bonus. He came into the tournament off the back of a victory at the World Darts Masters.

Humphries went into the final as the favourite after strong performances over Aspinall and Van Gerwen, but Dobey, like all the players in the Premier League, wanted to win. So, Humphries would have to maintain his form to be crowned winner in Belfast.

World number one Luke Humphries triumphed on the opening night of the Premier League at the SSE Arena. As usual, it was a colourful and noisy occasion in Belfast as darts enthusiasts dressed up as George Best, Donald Trump, Super Mario and traffic cones to cheer on the best throwers in the world.

The world number one produced a finishing masterclass against Chris Dobey, having earlier beaten Nathan Aspinall and Michael van Gerwen.

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Luke Humphries believes Luke Littler is still the man to beat in the Premier League this year, despite the teenager losing to Michael van Gerwen on Thursday night. Littler had gone into the showdown hoping to get his title defence off to a storming start,

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