Devon Petersen and Gerwyn Price lead the PDC European Tour Order of Merit after two out of four tournaments have been completed with both players claiming titles so far.
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Due to Coronavirus, only four European Tour tournaments will be played this year. The European Championship will take place at the end of October. The top 32 in the PDC European Tour Order of Merit after the four events will be involved in the season ending event.
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Michael Smith is up to third in the standings with £12,000 with Mervyn King's run to the semi-finals meaning that his run of competing at every European Championship should continue for another year.
Krzysztof Ratajski and Jonny Clayton are joint fifth respectively. Peter Wright is seventh and Michael van Gerwen is down in 13th after an early exit to King in Hildesheim.
Currently with first round money added for both ET3 and ET4, Scott Waites and Jason Lowe are the last two players qualified but form part of a big group of players locked on £3,000.
For the likes of Ian White, one of the top seeds on the European Tour, his failure to pick up any money towards his ranking currently sees him outside the line-up with a potential big run needed in both of the final events.
The same can be said for the likes of Adrian Lewis and Ricky Evans who are both not on the Order of Merit at the moment. The former suffered defeat to Danny Noppert early on this past weekend.
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Even further down, the likes of Glen Durrant, Jamie Hughes, Dimitri van den Bergh and Steve Beaton will all potentially ned a run due to all being locked on that £3,000 so a big few events are coming up to conclude this line-up.
European Tour Order of Merit after German Darts Championship
1 Gerwyn Price £25,000
1 Devon Petersen £25,000
3 Michael Smith £12,000
4 Mervyn King £11,500
5 Krzysztof Ratajski £10,000
5 Jonny Clayton £10,000
7 Danny Noppert £9,500
7 Peter Wright £9,500
9 Nathan Aspinall £8,000
9 Mensur Suljovic £8,000
9 James Wade £8,000
12 Dirk van Duijvenbode £6,500
13 Michael van Gerwen £6,000
13 Rob Cross £6,000
15 Dave Chisnall £5,000
15 Daryl Gurney £5,000
17 Steve West £4,000
17 Steve Lennon £4,000
17 Jeffrey De Zwaan £4,000
17 Gabriel Clemens £4,000
21 Ronny Huybrechts £3,000
21 Martijn Kleermaker £3,000
21 Max Hopp £3,000
21 Joe Cullen £3,000
21 Glen Durrant £3,000
21 Jamie Hughes £3,000
27 William O'Connor £2,000
27 Dimitri Van den Bergh £2,000
27 Ryan Searle £2,000
27 Steve Beaton £2,000
27 Adam Hunt £2,000
27 Dragutin Horvat £2,000
27 Darren Penhall £2,000
27 Kim Huybrechts £2,000
27 Damon Heta £2,000
27 Ron Meulenkamp £2,000
27 Mike De Decker £2,000
27 Chris Dobey £2,000
27 Wesley Plaisier £2,000
27 Scott Waites £2,000
27 Lukas Wenig £2,000
27 Nico Kurz £2,000
27 Richard North £2,000
27 Jeff Smith £2,000
27 Andy Hamilton £2,000
46 Steffen Siepmann £1,000
46 Luke Woodhouse £1,000
46 Boris Koltsov £1,000
46 Jason Lowe £1,000
46 Josh Payne £1,000
46 Benjamin Pratnemer £1,000
46 Rowby-John Rodriguez £1,000
46 Stephen Bunting £1,000
46 Steve Brown £1,000
46 Cody Harris £1,000
46 Franz Roetzsch £1,000
46 Luke Humphries £1,000
46 Andy Boulton £1,000
46 Derk Telnekes £1,000
46 Ryan Murray £1,000
46 Michael Barnard £1,000
46 Callan Rydz £1,000
46 Alan Tabern £1,000
46 Reece Robinson £1,000
46 Geert De Vos £1,000
46 Ryan Harrington £1,000
46 Justin Pipe £1,000
46 Jeffrey Van Egdom £1,000
46 Kai Fan Leung £1,000
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