PDC European Tour Order of Merit after 12/13 events as race to European Championship ends in Gibraltar this weekend
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The Belgian Darts Open took place at the end of September as the penultimate European Tour tournament before the conclusion in Gibraltar (October (14-16) of the season with the European Championship to come in October.
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Dave Chisnall is into the top five after his first title on the European Tour in three years defeating Andrew Gilding who moves up to 21st after reaching the final. He won't be in Gibraltar but is assured of qualification.
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Gerwyn Price after once again not playing on a European Tour weekend is down in 13th after priorly being up inside the top 10. Luke Humphries is still well out in front alongside Michael van Gerwen.
Rob Cross is third with £50,000 but has a long line of players just behind him with seeding also up for grabs for the European Championship. Krzysztof Ratajski, Vincent van der Voort and Callan Rydz are currently the final players qualified for the season ender with Chris Dobey, Boris Krcmar, Adrian Lewis, Simon Whitlock, Kim Huybrechts all currently set to miss out.
Lewis in particular reached the latter stages in Wieze but couldn't accrue enough prize money and will not play in Gibraltar meaning his chances of making it are over.
European Tour Order of Merit after Belgian Darts Open
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Position Name Total Prize Money
1 Luke Humphries £111,500
2 Michael van Gerwen £92,500
3 Rob Cross £50,000
4 Peter Wright £49,500
5 Dave Chisnall £48,500
6 Joe Cullen £48,500
7 Michael Smith £41,000
8 Dimitri Van den Bergh £37,500
9 Danny Noppert £37,500
10 Jonny Clayton £35,000
11 Nathan Aspinall £34,500
12 Dirk van Duijvenbode £33,000
13 Gerwyn Price £33,000
14 Jose de Sousa £29,000
15 Martin Lukeman £27,000
16 Damon Heta £27,000
17 Martin Schindler £25,000
18 Ryan Searle £24,000
19 Rowby-John Rodriguez £24,000
20 Madars Razma £22,500
21 Andrew Gilding £21,500
22 Daryl Gurney £20,500
23 Karel Sedlacek £19,000
24 Stephen Bunting £17,000
25 Ross Smith £16,000
26 James Wade £14,500
27 Gabriel Clemens £14,000
28 Josh Rock £14,000
29 Krzysztof Ratajski £14,000
30 Callan Rydz £13,500
31 Ryan Meikle £13,000
32 Vincent van der Voort £12,500
33 Boris Krcmar £12,000
34 Chris Dobey £12,000
35 Luke Woodhouse £12,000
36 Adrian Lewis £11,000
37 Simon Whitlock £11,000
38 Kim Huybrechts £11,000
39 Jeffrey de Zwaan £11,000
40 Wesley Plaisier £11,000
41 William O’Connor £10,000
42 Mervyn King £10,000
43 Adam Gawlas £10,000
44 Ricky Evans £10,000
45 Jim Williams £9,000
46 Keane Barry £9,000
47 Ian White £9,000
48 Jermaine Wattimena £9,000
49 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £8,000
50 Lukas Wenig £8,000
51 Mickey Mansell £8,000
52 Scott Waites £8,000
53 Brendan Dolan £8,000
54 Jamie Hughes £7,000
55 Daniel Larsson £7,000
56 Joe Murnan £7,000
57 Cameron Menzies £7,000
58 Scott Williams £7,000
59 Martijn Kleermaker £7,000
60 Danny Jansen £7,000
61 Ritchie Edhouse £7,000
62 Raymond van Barneveld £6,000
63 Niels Zonneveld £6,000
64 Alan Soutar £6,000
65 Jelle Klaasen £6,000
66 Dragutin Horvat £6,000
67 Bradley Brooks £5,000
68 Steve Beaton £5,000
69 Jeff Smith £5,000
70 Dennis Nilsson £5,000
71 Lewy Williams £5,000
72 Nathan Rafferty £5,000
73 Jose Justicia £5,000
74 Berry van Peer £5,000
75 Devon Petersen £5,000
76 Keegan Brown £5,000
77 Brett Claydon £4,000
78 Darius Labanauskas £4,000
79 Sebastian Bialecki £4,000
80 Florian Hempel £4,000
81 Johan Engstrom £4,000
82 Krzysztof Kciuk £4,000
83 Niko Springer £4,000
84 Geert Nentjes £3,000
85 Danny van Trijp £3,000
86 Danny Baggish £3,000
87 Connor Scutt £3,000
88 James Wilson £3,000
89 Radek Szaganski £3,000
90 Stefan Bellmont £3,000
91 Nico Kurz £3,000
92 Zoran Lerchbacher £3,000
93 Max Hopp £3,000
94 Mensur Suljovic £3,000
95 Brian Raman £3,000
96 Mike De Decker £2,000
97 David Evans £2,000
98 Kevin Doets £2,000
99 Gian van Veen £2,000
100 John Henderson £2,000
101 Ted Evetts £2,000
102 Thibault Tricole £2,000
103 Steve Lennon £2,000
104 John Michael £2,000
105 Jon Worsley £2,000
106 Kevin Burness £2,000
107 Mario Vandenbogaerde £2,000
108 Andy Boulton £2,000
109 Eddie Lovely £2,000
110 Ron Meulenkamp £2,000
111 Jules van Dongen £2,000
112 Vitezslav Sedlak £2,000
113 Maik Kuivenhoven £2,000
114 Darren Penhall £2,000
115 Luc Peters £2,000
116 Patrik Gosnak £2,000
117 Steve West £1,000
118 Andy Baetens £1,000
119 Francois Schweyen £1,000
120 Remo Mandiau £1,000
121 Roberto Vandaele £1,000
122 Wouter Vanrolleghem £1,000
123 Andras Borbely £1,000
124 Franz Roetzsch £1,000
125 Levente Sarai £1,000
126 Pal Szekely £1,000
127 Ross Montgomery £1,000
128 Arjan Konterman £1,000
129 Rene Eidams £1,000
130 Ryan Joyce £1,000
131 Dennie Olde Kalter £1,000
132 Filip Sebesta £1,000
133 Martijn Dragt £1,000
134 Miloslav Navratil £1,000
135 Ondrej Plsek £1,000
136 Matt Campbell £1,000
137 Tony Martinez £1,000
138 Dietmar Burger £1,000
139 Michael Rasztovits £1,000
140 Rainer Sturm £1,000
141 Adam Hunt £1,000
142 John O’Shea £1,000
143 Thomas Junghans £1,000
144 George Killington £1,000
145 Jimmy Hendriks £1,000
146 Marko Kantele £1,000
147 Fabian Schmutzler £1,000
148 David Schlichting £1,000
149 Janos Vegso £1,000
150 Wayne Jones £1,000
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