Humphries moves closer to top 10 after latest European Tour title with PDC Order of Merit updated
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The PDC Order of Merit has been updated after the European Darts Matchplay with the victor Luke Humphries moving up one spot after sealing his latest title.
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'Cool Hand Luke' passed Joe Cullen and is now number twelve in the world. Humphries is therefore only one place behind Danny Noppert. The gap to the top ten is still large though with more than fifty thousand pounds separating them.
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In the top eight there was only one change after the Euro Tour tournament in Trier. Dimitri van den Bergh switched positions with Jonny Clayton and is now eighth on the PDC Order of Merit.
Gabriel Clemens managed to pass Daryl Gurney and is now in 22nd place. A salient detail is that the German managed to beat Gurney last weekend.
Rowby-John Rodriguez was the losing finalist last weekend, but climbed a number of places as a result. He gained seven spots and rose to 75th.
PDC Order of Merit as of 06/07/2022
Position Name Value
1 Peter Wright £1,216,500
2 Gerwyn Price £1,191,250
3 Michael van Gerwen £666,500
4 Michael Smith £646,250
5 James Wade £581,250
6 Gary Anderson £481,500
7 Jose de Sousa £467,750
8 Dimitri Van den Bergh £445,500
9 Jonny Clayton £444,250
10 Rob Cross £414,250
11 Danny Noppert £367,000
12 Luke Humphries £363,250
13 Joe Cullen £361,750
14 Dirk van Duijvenbode £326,750
15 Dave Chisnall £323,250
16 Krzysztof Ratajski £319,000
17 Ryan Searle £306,500
18 Nathan Aspinall £304,000
19 Damon Heta £260,750
20 Mervyn King £254,000
21 Stephen Bunting £250,500
22 Gabriel Clemens £228,750
23 Daryl Gurney £228,000
24 Brendan Dolan £216,250
25 Simon Whitlock £214,250
26 Callan Rydz £213,000
27 Devon Petersen £203,000
28 Vincent van der Voort £197,000
29 Mensur Suljovic £196,000
30 Ian White £194,000
31 Chris Dobey £173,250
32 Glen Durrant £158,750
33 Ross Smith £157,500
34 Kim Huybrechts £145,250
35 Ryan Joyce £139,250
36 William O'Connor £135,000
37 Ricky Evans £130,500
38 Jermaine Wattimena £127,000
39 Adrian Lewis £121,500
40 Martijn Kleermaker £118,250
41 Jamie Hughes £106,750
42 Madars Razma £104,000
43 Darius Labanauskas £93,500
44 Martin Schindler £91,250
45 Steve Lennon £89,250
45 Adam Hunt £89,250
47 Jeffrey De Zwaan £88,250
48 Keane Barry £83,750
49 Luke Woodhouse £82,000
50 Alan Soutar £81,500
51 Jason Lowe £79,750
52 Maik Kuivenhoven £77,500
53 Ron Meulenkamp £75,000
54 Ryan Meikle £73,250
55 Steve Beaton £72,250
56 Raymond van Barneveld £71,750
57 Boris Krcmar £71,000
58 Ritchie Edhouse £69,000
59 Andy Boulton £66,250
60 Florian Hempel £63,500
61 Jeff Smith £63,250
62 Keegan Brown £62,250
63 Mike De Decker £61,500
64 Steve West £58,750
64 Max Hopp £58,750
66 William Borland £56,750
67 John Henderson £53,000
68 Martin Lukeman £51,000
69 Joe Murnan £48,750
70 Lewy Williams £48,000
71 Scott Mitchell £45,750
72 Andrew Gilding £40,000
72 Adam Gawlas £40,000
74 Jason Heaver £39,500
75 Rowby-John Rodriguez £34,500
76 Scott Williams £31,250
77 Gordon Mathers £29,500
78 Jim Williams £29,000
78 Niels Zonneveld £29,000
80 Josh Rock £25,750
81 Danny Jansen £25,500
82 Geert Nentjes £25,000
83 Boris Koltsov £23,000
84 Peter Hudson £21,750
85 Eddie Lovely £19,750
86 John O'Shea £19,000
86 Scott Waites £19,000
86 John Michael £19,000
86 Berry van Peer £19,000
90 Matt Campbell £18,750
91 Sebastian Bialecki £16,500
91 Cameron Menzies £16,500
93 Karel Sedlacek £15,500
94 Mickey Mansell £14,250
94 Jon Worsley £14,250
94 Kevin Doets £14,250
97 Danny Baggish £14,000
97 Geert De Vos £14,000
97 Brett Claydon £14,000
100 Nathan Rafferty £13,250
100 Jose Justicia £13,250
102 Mario Vandenbogaerde £12,750
103 Jack Main £12,500
104 Connor Scutt £12,000
105 Wesley Plaisier £11,000
105 Krzysztof Kciuk £11,000
107 Lukas Wenig £10,750
107 Zoran Lerchbacher £10,750
109 Radek Szaganski £10,500
110 Brian Raman £9,500
111 James Wilson £9,250
112 Lee Evans £8,250
113 John Brown £8,000
114 George Killington £7,750
115 Luc Peters £7,500
115 David Evans £7,500
117 Ted Evetts £7,000
117 Damian Mol £7,000
117 Shaun Wilkinson £7,000
117 Stephen Burton £7,000
117 Jake Jones £7,000
122 Jimmy Hendriks £6,750
123 Ross Montgomery £6,250
123 Richie Burnett £6,250
125 Jelle Klaasen £6,000
125 Kevin Burness £6,000
125 Robert Owen £6,000
128 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £5,750
128 Tony Martinez £5,750
130 Jamie Clark £5,500
131 Bradley Brooks £4,750
132 Ricardo Pietreczko £4,500
133 Gary Blades £4,250
133 Matthew Edgar £4,250
133 Michael Unterbuchner £4,250
136 Daniel Larsson £4,000
136 Johan Engstrom £4,000
136 Dragutin Horvat £4,000
136 Niko Springer £4,000
140 Nick Fullwell £3,750
141 Jules van Dongen £3,500
142 Darren Penhall £3,250
143 Thibault Tricole £3,000
143 Stefan Bellmont £3,000
143 Dennis Nilsson £3,000
143 Nico Kurz £3,000
147 Darren Webster £2,750
147 Graham Hall £2,750
149 Danny van Trijp £2,500
150 Vitezslav Sedlak £2,000
150 Pete Burgoyne £2,000
150 Patrik Gosnak £2,000
150 Vladimir Andersen £2,000
150 Scott Marsh £2,000
150 Fabian Schmutzler £2,000
150 Jim McEwan £2,000
157 Stu Wilson £1,500
157 Steve Haggerty £1,500
157 Jim Moston £1,500
157 Colin Osborne £1,500
161 Nathan Girvan £1,250
161 Owen Roelofs £1,250
163 Arjan Konterman £1,000
163 Rene Eidams £1,000
163 Filip Sebesta £1,000
163 Ondrej Plsek £1,000
163 Dennie Olde Kalter £1,000
163 Miloslav Navratil £1,000
163 Martijn Dragt £1,000
163 Dietmar Burger £1,000
163 Rainer Sturm £1,000
163 Michael Rasztovits £1,000
163 Thomas Junghans £1,000
163 Gian van Veen £1,000
163 Marko Kantele £1,000
163 Kenny Neyens £1,000
163 Danny Lauby £1,000
163 Ryan Harrington £1,000
163 David Schlichting £1,000
163 Wayne Jones £1,000
163 Janos Vegso £1,000
182 Jeremy van der Winkel £750
182 Gavin Carlin £750
182 Leighton Bennett £750
182 Jacques Labre £750
182 Steven Noster £750
182 Carlo van Peer £750
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