As ranking money continues to be removed due to the two year cycle of the PDC Order of Merit, there has been some minor changes the week after the Super Series was concluded.
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Krzysztof Ratajski went up to 13th swapping places with Ian White which is the highest change when it comes to the Order of Merit.
This is due to the Austrian Darts Open falling off which Michael van Gerwen won, as a result £25,000 has been removed from his total bringing him further behind Peter Wright and Gerwyn Price.
While White fell due to losing in the final and as a result, £10,000 comes off his total and Ratajski swaps with him as a result.
Vincent van der Voort and Gabriel Clemens have gone up to 26th and 27th at the expense of Jamie Hughes (28th) while the same has happened for Ryan Searle and William O'Connor further down with Steve Beaton falling to 37th.
PDC Order of Merit as of May 3
Rank - Name - Prize money
* Prize money in units of one thousand. Source: Dartsrankings.com
1 Gerwyn Price 1284
2 Peter Wright 1005.5
3 Michael van Gerwen 947
4 James Wade 484.5
5 Rob Cross 449.5
6 Gary Anderson 424.25
7 Dave Chisnall 410.25
8 Michael Smith 407.5
9 Dimitri Van den Bergh 382.25
10 Nathan Aspinall 342.5
11 José de Sousa 334
12 Glen Durrant 330.5
13 Krzysztof Ratajski 321.75
14 Ian White 318.25
15 Daryl Gurney 310.5
16 Joe Cullen 292.25
17 Jonny Clayton 268
18 Stephen Bunting 261
19 Simon Whitlock 256.75
20 Mervyn King 246.5
21 Mensur Suljovic 243
22 Danny Noppert 210
23 Chris Dobey 202
24 Dirk van Duijvenbode 199.25
25 Devon Petersen 185.25
26 Vincent van der Voort 183.75
27 Gabriel Clemens 183.25
28 Jamie Hughes 183
29 Jeffrey de Zwaan 181.25
30 Jermaine Wattimena 180.75
31 Adrian Lewis 171.75
32 Brendan Dolan 166
33 Luke Humphries 164
34 Ricky Evans 160.5
35 Ryan Searle 132
36 William O'Connor 130.5
37 Steve Beaton 129.75
38 Kim Huybrechts 123.25
39 Keegan Brown 120.25
40 Darius Labanauskas 119
41 Max Hopp 113.25
42 John Henderson 104
43 Ross Smith 103
44 Ryan Joyce 101.25
45 Damon Heta 90.5
46 Steve West 86.5
47 Luke Woodhouse 82.5
48 Darren Webster 79.5
49 Ron Meulenkamp 79.25
50 Steve Lennon 78
51 Justin Pipe 70
52 Andy Boulton 69.25
53 Madars Razma 68.75
54 Adam Hunt 59.5
55 Mickey Mansell 57.5
56 Jason Lowe 57
57 Callan Rydz 56.5
58 Jelle Klaasen 55.25
59 Martijn Kleermaker 49.75
60 Matthew Edgar 49
61 Maik Kuivenhoven 44.5
62 Josh Payne 43
63 Jeff Smith 40.5
64 Scott Waites 40.5
65 Ted Evetts 37.5
66 James Wilson 37.25
67 Mark McGeeney 37
68 Ryan Murray 36.25
69 Karel Sedlacek 33
70 Wayne Jones 32
71 Cristo Reyes 32
72 Andy Hamilton 29
73 Derk Telnekes 28.5
74 Nick Kenny 27.5
75 Mike De Decker 26.5
76 Ryan Meikle 25.5
77 Boris Krcmar 22.5
78 Lisa Ashton 21.5
79 Alan Soutar 19.25
80 William Borland 18.5
81 Peter Jacques 17.5
82 Kai Fan Leung 17.5
83 Bradley Brooks 17.5
84 Ciaran Teehan 16.5
85 Alan Tabern 16.25
86 Scott Mitchell 14.25
87 Krzysztof Kciuk 14.25
88 Raymond van Barneveld 14.25
89 Rowby-John Rodriguez 12.5
90 Jesus Noguera 12.25
91 Daniel Larsson 12
92 Martin Atkins 10.5
93 Martin Schindler 9.5
94 Steve Brown 9
95 Aaron Beeney 8.5
96 Chas Barstow 7.25
97 Gordon Mathers 7
98 John Brown 7
99 Robert Thornton 6.5
100 Ritchie Edhouse 6.25
101 Jason Heaver 6
102 Gary Blades 6
103 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5.5
104 Eddie Lovely 5.5
105 Steffen Siepmann 5.5
106 Berry van Peer 5
107 Lewis Williams 5
108 Keane Barry 5
109 Luc Peters 4.5
110 Boris Koltsov 4
111 Geert De Vos 4
112 Gino Vos 4
113 Jon Worsley 4
114 Kirk Shepherd 4
115 Harald Leitinger 4
116 Darren Penhall 4
117 Wesley Harms 4
118 John Michael 3.75
119 Zoran Lerchbacher 3.5
120 Joe Murnan 3.5
121 Peter Hudson 3.5
122 Niels Zonneveld 3.25
123 Christian Kist 3
124 Kevin Doets 3
125 Jack Main 3
126 Martin Thomas 3
127 José Justicia 2.5
128 Michael Rasztovits 2.5
129 Andrew Gilding 2.5
130 Sebastian Bialecki 2.5
131 David Evans 2.5
132 Benito van de Pas 2
133 Vincent van der Meer 2
134 Geert Nentjes 2
135 Danny Baggish 2
136 Jake Jones 2
137 Ryan De Vreede 1.5
138 Lukas Wenig 1.5
139 Martin Lukeman 1.5
140 Pero Ljubic 1
140 Robert Marijanovic 1
142 Mike Warburton 1
143 Adam Gawlas 1
144 Gavin Carlin 1
145 Brett Claydon 1
146 Jim Williams 1
146 Rhys Griffin 1
146 Scott Taylor 1
149 Michael Unterbuchner 1
150 Davy Proosten 0.5
151 Florian Hempel 0.5
151 Patrick van den Boogaard 0.5
153 Kevin McDine 0.5
153 Michal Smejda 0.5
153 Scott Williams 0.5
156 Lorenzo Pronk 0.5
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