The PDC Order of Merit has been updated after the conclusion of the Grand Slam of Darts with milestones achieved for the likes of Dimitri van den Bergh, Jose de Sousa and Damon Heta.
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Van den Bergh is into the World's top 10 for the first time after his run to the semi-finals in Coventry in a brilliant year for 'The Dreammaker'.
James Wade (7th), Dave Chisnall and Ian White (8th and 10th) around him all went up one and two places respectively with the big losers being Daryl Gurney going down to 11th and Gary Anderson down to 13th, both going down four places.
Gurney in particular has an important few weeks with 'Superchin' defending his Players Championship Finals win this weekend in Coventry.
De Sousa went up the Order of Merit the most though unsurprisingly with 'The Special One' up 19 places to 15th and based off the provisional PDC Order of Merit after the World Championship, he will at least go up to 13th in what could be a career changing week.
Damon Heta also in only his first year on the tour which was blighted at times by travel restrictions continued his great form and is now up into 62nd in the Order of Merit up 12 places. The only way is up for 'The Heat'.
PDC Order of Merit (November 25)
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Position- Name - Value
1 Michael van Gerwen £1,394,750
2 Peter Wright £986,000
3 Gerwyn Price £807,500
4 Michael Smith £586,750
5 Rob Cross £531,000
6 Nathan Aspinall £527,750
7 James Wade £440,000
8 Dave Chisnall £388,250
9 Dimitri Van den Bergh £375,250
10 Ian White £348,500
11 Daryl Gurney £331,000
12 Glen Durrant £320,250
13 Gary Anderson £316,250
14 Krzysztof Ratajski £279,500
15 Jose de Sousa £279,250
16 Joe Cullen £256,500
17 Jonny Clayton £248,000
18 Mensur Suljovic £247,250
19 Simon Whitlock £247,000
20 Adrian Lewis £226,250
21 Chris Dobey £216,500
22 Jeffrey De Zwaan £201,000
23 Jermaine Wattimena £200,000
24 Mervyn King £198,250
25 Danny Noppert £192,250
26 Stephen Bunting £190,000
27 Vincent van der Voort £173,000
28 Jamie Hughes £168,750
29 Devon Petersen £168,250
30 Brendan Dolan £165,750
31 Ricky Evans £161,000
32 Gabriel Clemens £160,000
33 Steve Beaton £158,250
34 Luke Humphries £150,000
35 Keegan Brown £149,750
36 William O'Connor £146,500
37 Ryan Joyce £136,250
38 Max Hopp £133,750
39 Kim Huybrechts £131,250
40 John Henderson £131,000
41 Ryan Searle £129,000
42 Ross Smith £111,000
43 Steve West £109,250
44 Darren Webster £108,500
45 Dirk van Duijvenbode £103,000
46 Darius Labanauskas £98,750
47 Steve Lennon £82,500
48 Justin Pipe £80,250
49 Ron Meulenkamp £79,000
50 Josh Payne £78,000
51 Jelle Klaasen £76,000
52 Kyle Anderson £74,250
53 Cristo Reyes £74,000
54 Benito van de Pas £71,000
55 Luke Woodhouse £66,500
56 James Wilson £59,750
57 Mickey Mansell £55,000
58 Harry Ward £54,750
59 Andy Boulton £52,750
60 Jan Dekker £52,500
61 Jamie Lewis £51,500
62 Damon Heta £49,750
63 Madars Razma £48,500
63 Ted Evetts £48,500
65 Martin Schindler £48,000
66 Matthew Edgar £46,750
67 Mark McGeeney £44,000
68 Toni Alcinas £42,500
69 Simon Stevenson £41,500
69 Robert Thornton £41,500
71 Richard North £37,500
72 Rowby-John Rodriguez £35,000
73 Maik Kuivenhoven £31,000
74 Martijn Kleermaker £30,750
75 Scott Baker £27,250
76 Gavin Carlin £24,750
77 Adam Hunt £24,000
77 Joe Murnan £24,000
79 Geert Nentjes £23,000
80 Conan Whitehead £22,750
81 Jason Lowe £20,500
81 Kirk Shepherd £20,500
83 Niels Zonneveld £18,500
83 Christian Bunse £18,500
85 Marko Kantele £18,000
86 Jeff Smith £17,500
87 Reece Robinson £16,500
87 Andy Hamilton £16,500
89 Matt Clark £16,250
90 Derk Telnekes £15,500
90 Scott Waites £15,500
92 John Michael £14,000
93 Carl Wilkinson £13,500
94 Callan Rydz £13,000
94 Mike De Decker £13,000
94 Adrian Gray £13,000
97 Ryan Murray £12,750
98 Vincent Van der Meer £12,500
99 William Borland £12,000
99 David Pallett £12,000
99 Yordi Meeuwisse £12,000
102 Keane Barry £11,500
103 Lisa Ashton £11,000
103 Kai Fan Leung £11,000
103 Alan Tabern £11,000
106 Karel Sedlacek £10,500
106 Wayne Jones £10,500
106 Jonathan Worsley £10,500
109 Boris Krcmar £10,000
110 Jesus Noguera £9,750
111 Ryan Meikle £9,000
112 Scott Mitchell £8,500
113 Steve Brown £8,000
113 Bradley Brooks £8,000
113 Nick Kenny £8,000
116 Nathan Derry £7,500
116 Kyle McKinstry £7,500
116 Barrie Bates £7,500
119 Krzysztof Kciuk £7,250
120 Martin Atkins (Wigan) £7,000
120 Mike van Duivenbode £7,000
122 Peter Jacques £6,500
122 Robert Collins £6,500
124 Gary Blades £5,000
124 Andrew Gilding £5,000
126 Scott Taylor £4,500
126 Daniel Larsson £4,500
126 Ciaran Teehan £4,500
129 Wayne Warren £4,000
129 David Evans £4,000
129 Matthew Dennant £4,000
129 Franz Roetzsch £4,000
129 Nico Kurz £4,000
129 Steffen Siepmann £4,000
129 Darren Penhall £4,000
129 Wesley Harms £4,000
137 Harald Leitinger £3,500
138 Jitse Van der Wal £3,000
138 Robert Marijanovic £3,000
138 Ronny Huybrechts £3,000
138 Eddie Lovely £3,000
142 Jim Williams £2,500
142 Arjan Konterman £2,500
142 Michael Barnard £2,500
145 Aaron Beeney £2,000
145 Kevin Doets £2,000
145 Michael Unterbuchner £2,000
145 Dragutin Horvat £2,000
145 Lukas Wenig £2,000
145 Rhys Hayden £2,000
145 Lewis Williams £2,000
145 Wesley Plaisier £2,000
153 Brian Raman £1,500
153 Nathan Rafferty £1,500
155 Michael Rosenauer £1,000
155 Sebastian Pohl £1,000
155 Philipp Hagemann £1,000
155 Simeon Heinz £1,000
155 Arsen Ballaj £1,000
155 Cody Harris £1,000
155 Graham Usher £1,000
155 Dom Taylor £1,000
155 Carl Hamilton £1,000
155 Adam Huckvale £1,000
155 Stephen Burton £1,000
155 Jason Askew £1,000
155 Benjamin Pratnemer £1,000
155 Ryan Harrington £1,000
155 Geert De Vos £1,000
155 Jeffrey Van Egdom £1,000
171 Richie Burnett £500
171 Justin Hood £500
171 Maikel Verberk £500
171 Cameron Menzies £500
171 James Hubbard £500
171 Diogo Portela £500
171 Connor Scutt £500
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