Glen Durrant is again the number one at the BDO. The two-time Lakeside champion took over the leading position on the BDO ranking from Mark McGeeney, the runner-up at Lakeside 2018.
However, the difference between Durrant and McGeeney on the ranking is only five points. Upcoming weekends, the Denmark Open and Denmark Masters will again earn points for the BDO rankings. 'Duzza' is not present at these events, but 'The Gladiator' is present.
Going down the table, ames Hurrell sits just behind 10th place holder Martin Phillips; with the likes of Gary Robson and Conan Whitehead also vying for that 10th position in the rankings.
Andy Baetens is the best Belgian in thirteenth position. Geert de Vos went down to the nineteenth place. Well-known names such as Tony O'Shea (24) and Martin Adams (34) are currently still in the top 40.
Position - Player - Points
1 Glen Durrant (England) 388
2 Mark McGeeney (England) 383
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 329
4 Jim Williams (Wales) 293
5 Scott Waites (England) 288
6 = Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 275
6 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 275
8 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 274
9 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 268
10 Martin Phillips (Wales) 260
11 James Hurrell (England) 248
12 Gary Robson (England) 245
13 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 244
14 Conan Whitehead (England) 240
15 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 227
16 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 221
17 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 220
18 Scott Baker (England) 218
19 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 207
19 = Wayne Warren (Wales) 207
21 Chris Landman (Netherlands) 204
22 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 187
23 Michael Unterbuchner (Germany) 180
24 Tony O'Shea (England) 178
25 Derk Telnekes (Netherlands) 177
26 Daniel Day (England) 171
27 Richie Edwards (Wales) 167
28 Nick Kenny (Wales) 166
29 Dave Parletti (England) 158
30 Mark Layton (Wales) 151
31 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 147
32 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 141
33 Darren Clifford (Northern Ireland) 140
34 Martin Adams (England) 128
35 Jeffrey van Egdom (Belgium) 123
36 Brian Dawson (England) 121
37 Justin Thompson (Australia) 118
38 Shaun Carroll (England) 114
39 Francis Carragher (Republic of Ireland) 112
40 = David Cameron (Canada) 109
40 = Toon Greebe (Netherlands) 109
42 = Garry Thompson (England) 108
42 = Mark McGrath (New Zealand) 108
44 Jim Widmayer (USA) 106
45 Brian Løkken (Denmark) 98
46 = Paul Hogan (England) 97
46 = Ted Hankey (England) 97
48 Carlo van Cleef (Netherlands) 95
49 = Jeff Smith (Canada) 93
49 = Peter Machin (Australia) 93
Going down the table, ames Hurrell sits just behind 10th place holder Martin Phillips; with the likes of Gary Robson and Conan Whitehead also vying for that 10th position in the rankings.
Andy Baetens is the best Belgian in thirteenth position. Geert de Vos went down to the nineteenth place. Well-known names such as Tony O'Shea (24) and Martin Adams (34) are currently still in the top 40.
Position - Player - Points
1 Glen Durrant (England) 388
2 Mark McGeeney (England) 383
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 329
4 Jim Williams (Wales) 293
5 Scott Waites (England) 288
6 = Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 275
6 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 275
8 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 274
9 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 268
10 Martin Phillips (Wales) 260
11 James Hurrell (England) 248
12 Gary Robson (England) 245
13 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 244
14 Conan Whitehead (England) 240
15 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 227
16 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 221
17 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 220
18 Scott Baker (England) 218
19 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 207
19 = Wayne Warren (Wales) 207
21 Chris Landman (Netherlands) 204
22 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 187
23 Michael Unterbuchner (Germany) 180
24 Tony O'Shea (England) 178
25 Derk Telnekes (Netherlands) 177
26 Daniel Day (England) 171
27 Richie Edwards (Wales) 167
28 Nick Kenny (Wales) 166
29 Dave Parletti (England) 158
30 Mark Layton (Wales) 151
31 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 147
32 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 141
33 Darren Clifford (Northern Ireland) 140
34 Martin Adams (England) 128
35 Jeffrey van Egdom (Belgium) 123
36 Brian Dawson (England) 121
37 Justin Thompson (Australia) 118
38 Shaun Carroll (England) 114
39 Francis Carragher (Republic of Ireland) 112
40 = David Cameron (Canada) 109
40 = Toon Greebe (Netherlands) 109
42 = Garry Thompson (England) 108
42 = Mark McGrath (New Zealand) 108
44 Jim Widmayer (USA) 106
45 Brian Løkken (Denmark) 98
46 = Paul Hogan (England) 97
46 = Ted Hankey (England) 97
48 Carlo van Cleef (Netherlands) 95
49 = Jeff Smith (Canada) 93
49 = Peter Machin (Australia) 93
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