Updated PDC European Tour Order of Merit: O’Connor, Evans and Anderson likely secure European Championship spots
NewsMonday, 10 September 2018 at 12:00
The latest European Tour Order of Merit has been released after the Dutch Darts Championship in Maastricht as the race to the European Championship hots up.
For the likes of Ricky Evans, William O’Connor; as well as Cristo Reyes and Kyle Anderson they have likely secured their qualification to the tournament.
Evans reached this point due to his run to the final in Maastricht and Anderson also had a great run to the Quarter-Finals.
The winner Ian White has moved up to third in the Order of Merit after his win and ahead of Joe Cullen and Peter Wright as a result.
View the full Order of Merit below:
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1038898666667421698
Evans reached this point due to his run to the final in Maastricht and Anderson also had a great run to the Quarter-Finals.
The winner Ian White has moved up to third in the Order of Merit after his win and ahead of Joe Cullen and Peter Wright as a result.
View the full Order of Merit below:
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/1038898666667421698
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