European Q-School Order of Merit after Day Three

Only the winner of each day’s play will take an automatic Tour Card. Seven more spots will be handed out based on the European Q-School Order of Merit.

Going into Day Four, this Order of Merit is very much changeable with all eyes being on the current top seven in Hildesheim.

Leading the way due to Sedlacek claiming his Tour Card is Derk Telnekes, the former BDO star had a brilliant run on Day 3 and now sits top of the standings with 12 points. He leads due to legs won.

The top four are all Dutch with Dirk van Duijvenbode hoping to book his immediate return to the tour after four days of solid results in Germany. Then it is Martijn Kleermaker who has added points steadily but has not produced as much as in the opening day.

Berry van Peer rounds out the top four after his run to the final. They are all on 12 points though making it not as clear cut.

This is due to every player in the top 10 from there up to Wesley Harms is now on 11 or 10 points meaning a poor day from all four tomorrow could lead to players taking advantage and the Order of Merit having a different complexion.

This is the case with Boris Krcmar who sat high up in the Order of Merit in the early proceedings but is now just outside the top 7 on 10 points showing how quick it can change. With only a few Tour Cards on offer tomorrow, it could be completely different by the close of play on Day Four.

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Source: Dartsranking.com