Latest PDC Order of Merit: Ratajski moves into top 64, Smith equals career high position
NewsTuesday, 23 October 2018 at 13:30
The PDC Order of Merit has been updated after the final ProTour weekend of the year. It has seen Krzysztof Ratajski move into the top 64 in the world.
Ratajski will now definitely claim a Tour Card for the first time due to this, so he won’t have to go to Hildesheim in January.
Michael Smith moved back up to his career high position as well. This is seventh as he edges towards the top five in the world. Due to Mensur Suljovic’s consistent form though, it will be likely not occur yet, as the gap with 'The Gentle' is nearly hundred thousand pound.
In terms of those players who might be on their way out of the top 64, Jamie Caven sits in the last position. The same can be said for Andrew Gilding and Terry Jenkins as the race to keep their Tour Cards is very much on.
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Michael Smith moved back up to his career high position as well. This is seventh as he edges towards the top five in the world. Due to Mensur Suljovic’s consistent form though, it will be likely not occur yet, as the gap with 'The Gentle' is nearly hundred thousand pound.
In terms of those players who might be on their way out of the top 64, Jamie Caven sits in the last position. The same can be said for Andrew Gilding and Terry Jenkins as the race to keep their Tour Cards is very much on.
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