Humphries narrows gap to Van Gerwen at top of European Tour Order of Merit after second title in Prague
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Luke Humphries has consolidated his second place on the Euro Tour Order of Merit with his final victory at the Czech Darts Open.
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He won his second Euro Tour title of the season in Prague and now has a total of £56,500. Humphries is still well behind Michael van Gerwen (89,500 pounds), who lost to 'Cool Hand Luke' in the quarter-finals at the Czech Darts Open.
Cross moved up to third place thanks to his second final spot this year. He has collected 29,000 pounds after six Euro Tour tournaments, a fraction more than Gerwyn Price (28,000 pounds). Dimitri van den Bergh rounds out the top five.
Vincent van der Voort reached the semi-final in Prague and is now in nineteenth on the Euro Tour Order of Merit.
Later this month Euro Tour tournaments will be held in Stuttgart (20-22 May) and Zwolle (27-29 May) respectively.
At the end of the season the 32 best players of the final ranking will participate in the European Championship in Dortmund. This tournament is scheduled from 27 to 30 October.
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European Tour Order of Merit
1 Michael van Gerwen £89,500
2 Luke Humphries £56,500
3 Rob Cross £29,000
4 Gerwyn Price £28,000
5 Dimitri Van den Bergh £24,500
6 Jonny Clayton £22,500
7 Dirk van Duijvenbode £22,000
8 Nathan Aspinall £20,000
9 Martin Lukeman £17,000
10 Ryan Searle £15,000
10 Danny Noppert £15,000
10 Peter Wright £15,000
13 James Wade £14,500
14 Joe Cullen £14,000
15 Michael Smith £13,000
16 Jose de Sousa £12,500
17 Martin Schindler £12,000
17 Karel Sedlacek £12,000
19 Vincent van der Voort £11,500
20 Dave Chisnall £11,000
21 Daryl Gurney £10,500
22 Ricky Evans £10,000
23 Damon Heta £9,500
24 Rowby-John Rodriguez £9,000
25 Josh Rock £8,000
25 Adam Gawlas £8,000
25 Madars Razma £8,000
28 Stephen Bunting £7,500
29 Ross Smith £7,000
29 Wesley Plaisier £7,000
31 Scott Waites £6,000
31 Keane Barry £6,000
31 Krzysztof Ratajski £6,000
31 Kim Huybrechts £6,000
35 Jeffrey De Zwaan £5,000
35 Berry van Peer £5,000
35 Keegan Brown £5,000
35 Gabriel Clemens £5,000
35 Jose Justicia £5,000
35 Ritchie Edhouse £5,000
35 Devon Petersen £5,000
35 Luke Woodhouse £5,000
35 Jermaine Wattimena £5,000
44 Mickey Mansell £4,000
44 Cameron Menzies £4,000
44 Adrian Lewis £4,000
44 Martijn Kleermaker £4,000
44 Krzysztof Kciuk £4,000
44 Chris Dobey £4,000
44 Niko Springer £4,000
51 Brett Claydon £3,000
51 Scott Williams £3,000
51 Brendan Dolan £3,000
51 Zoran Lerchbacher £3,000
51 Danny Jansen £3,000
51 Callan Rydz £3,000
51 Jim Williams £3,000
51 Max Hopp £3,000
51 Dennis Nilsson £3,000
51 Lukas Wenig £3,000
51 Nico Kurz £3,000
51 Darius Labanauskas £3,000
51 Alan Soutar £3,000
51 Mensur Suljovic £3,000
51 Lewy Williams £3,000
51 Brian Raman £3,000
67 Jules van Dongen £2,000
67 Vitezslav Sedlak £2,000
67 Maik Kuivenhoven £2,000
67 Andrew Gilding £2,000
67 Darren Penhall £2,000
67 Ian White £2,000
67 Patrik Gosnak £2,000
67 Raymond van Barneveld £2,000
67 Danny Baggish £2,000
67 Boris Krcmar £2,000
67 Florian Hempel £2,000
67 Luc Peters £2,000
67 Dragutin Horvat £2,000
67 Jamie Hughes £2,000
67 Jeff Smith £2,000
67 Mervyn King £2,000
67 Simon Whitlock £2,000
84 Filip Sebesta £1,000
84 Ondrej Plsek £1,000
84 Dennie Olde Kalter £1,000
84 Martijn Dragt £1,000
84 Ted Evetts £1,000
84 Miloslav Navratil £1,000
84 Geert Nentjes £1,000
84 Sebastian Bialecki £1,000
84 Jon Worsley £1,000
84 John Henderson £1,000
84 Connor Scutt £1,000
84 Kevin Doets £1,000
84 Kevin Burness £1,000
84 Matt Campbell £1,000
84 Steve Beaton £1,000
84 Tony Martinez £1,000
84 Radek Szaganski £1,000
84 Thibault Tricole £1,000
84 Johan Engstrom £1,000
84 James Wilson £1,000
84 Thomas Junghans £1,000
84 Daniel Larsson £1,000
84 John O'Shea £1,000
84 Ryan Meikle £1,000
84 Adam Hunt £1,000
84 Nathan Rafferty £1,000
84 Stefan Bellmont £1,000
84 Jimmy Hendriks £1,000
84 George Killington £1,000
84 Marko Kantele £1,000
84 Joe Murnan £1,000
84 Mario Vandenbogaerde £1,000
84 Gian van Veen £1,000
84 Danny van Trijp £1,000
84 Janos Vegso £1,000
84 Ron Meulenkamp £1,000
84 David Schlichting £1,000
84 Fabian Schmutzler £1,000
84 Wayne Jones £1,000
84 Andy Boulton £1,000
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