Luke Humphries tops the latest Form Guide ahead of Night Three of the 2026 BetMGM Premier League in Glasgow, averaging 102.74 across his last 200 legs.
Fresh from his Players Championship Four triumph in Wigan, Humphries produced four averages above that mark during the event. He has gained 1.5 points in average on Luke Littler over the past week, although Littler edged their 6-5 rematch of the 2024 World Championship final.
Littler still leads the OChE metric by 0.66 points, underlining his continued edge in leg-winning efficiency. Both Lukes sit more than 3.5 points clear of their nearest rival, Gerwyn Price, who has lost twice to Humphries in the last fortnight.
Price remains the only other player averaging 100+ over 200 legs and now faces Jonny Clayton, the most accurate doubles hitter in the PDC.
Sebastian Bialecki is the week’s most improved performer. Despite falling short against Price at Players Championship Four, the Pole compiled a 12-1 record in European Tour qualifiers, defeating Rob Cross, Jeffrey de Zwaan and Madars Razma twice. He is winning 8.47 more legs per 100 against ProTour opposition and ranks 20th overall, just ahead of Stephen Bunting.
Bialecki’s 45% checkout rate places him third in the PDC with 19 ton-plus finishes in 200 legs, though he narrowly missed out on a home European Tour appearance.
Among new Tour Card holders, Beau Greaves leads in doubles accuracy, followed by Cristo Reyes. Also impressing are Shane McGuirk, Jimmy van Schie and Adam Gawlas.
The average OChE of the 2026 Tour Card class stands at 42.8, suggesting breakthrough runs may be imminent.
Source: PDC.TV
