Humphries up to second in European Tour Order of Merit as Van Gerwen retains top spot
PDCTuesday, 19 April 2022 at 12:46
Luke Humphries has secured second place on the PDC European Tour Order of Merit with his final victory at the German Darts Grand Prix. Cool Hand Luke does have to share the second spot with Gerwyn Price, who won the International Darts Open earlier this season.
The top spot is still held by Michael van Gerwen. He lost 7-0 in the semi final to an unleashed Humphries on Monday. Van Gerwen did win the German Darts Championship in March.
After his victory over Van Gerwen, Humphries beat the surprise package, Martin Lukeman in the final. The latter is now sixth on the European Tour Order of Merit.
Similarly having a brilliant weekend, Wesley Plaisier, who reached the quarter-finals after victories over Jim Williams is now 19th alongside Joe Cullen and Dirk van Duijvenbode.
PDC European Tour Order of Merit
1 Michael van Gerwen £34,500
2 Luke Humphries £25,000
2 Gerwyn Price £25,000
4 Jonny Clayton £16,500
5 Peter Wright £15,000
6 Martin Lukeman £14,000
6 Rob Cross £14,000
8 Michael Smith £13,000
9 Dimitri Van den Bergh £11,500
10 Damon Heta £9,500
11 Dirk van Duijvenbode £9,000
12 Daryl Gurney £8,500
13 Martin Schindler £7,000
13 Ryan Searle £7,000
13 Karel Sedlacek £7,000
16 Nathan Aspinall £6,500
17 Kim Huybrechts £6,000
17 Joe Cullen £6,000
19 Keegan Brown £5,000
19 Wesley Plaisier £5,000
19 Scott Waites £5,000
19 Keane Barry £5,000
19 Madars Razma £5,000
19 Dave Chisnall £5,000
19 Vincent van der Voort £5,000
19 James Wade £5,000
19 Danny Noppert £5,000
28 Chris Dobey £4,000
28 Niko Springer £4,000
30 Max Hopp £3,000
30 Alan Soutar £3,000
30 Jermaine Wattimena £3,000
30 Luke Woodhouse £3,000
30 Mensur Suljovic £3,000
30 Jose de Sousa £3,000
30 Krzysztof Ratajski £3,000
30 Brian Raman £3,000
30 Lewy Williams £3,000
39 Raymond van Barneveld £2,000
39 Danny Baggish £2,000
39 Berry van Peer £2,000
39 Boris Krcmar £2,000
39 Jeffrey De Zwaan £2,000
39 Lukas Wenig £2,000
39 Dragutin Horvat £2,000
39 Adam Gawlas £2,000
39 Devon Petersen £2,000
39 Ricky Evans £2,000
39 Darius Labanauskas £2,000
39 Martijn Kleermaker £2,000
39 Jose Justicia £2,000
39 Jamie Hughes £2,000
39 Krzysztof Kciuk £2,000
39 Jeff Smith £2,000
39 Mervyn King £2,000
39 Simon Whitlock £2,000
39 Ritchie Edhouse £2,000
39 Nico Kurz £2,000
59 Adam Hunt £1,000
59 John O'Shea £1,000
59 Daniel Larsson £1,000
59 Ryan Meikle £1,000
59 Jim Williams £1,000
59 James Wilson £1,000
59 Thomas Junghans £1,000
59 Nathan Rafferty £1,000
59 Gian van Veen £1,000
59 Jimmy Hendriks £1,000
59 Mario Vandenbogaerde £1,000
59 George Killington £1,000
59 Joe Murnan £1,000
59 Marko Kantele £1,000
59 Luc Peters £1,000
59 Stefan Bellmont £1,000
59 Adrian Lewis £1,000
59 Fabian Schmutzler £1,000
59 Ron Meulenkamp £1,000
59 Dennis Nilsson £1,000
59 Florian Hempel £1,000
59 Wayne Jones £1,000
59 Andy Boulton £1,000
59 Danny van Trijp £1,000
59 David Schlichting £1,000
59 Gabriel Clemens £1,000
59 Janos Vegso £1,000
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