The final day of action is here at the European Development Tour with still one main aspect to conclude in Niedernhausen.
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Top spot has already gone as Rusty-Jake Rodriguez can no longer be caught at the top after a remarkable run which sees him on £11,500 ahead of Geert Nentjes who is on £3,800.
But Nentjes is important as Rodriguez has already qualified for the PDC World Darts Championship through the ProTour meaning this moves on currently to the Dutchman.
He is currently tied with Niels Zonneveld but Fabian Schmutzler, Sebastian Bialecki and Niko Springer could still take the spot setting up a thrilling conclusion.
European Development Tour Order of Merit after 10 events
1 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £11,500
2 Geert Nentjes £3,800
3 Niels Zonneveld £3,800
4 Fabian Schmutzler £3,500
5 Sebastian Bialecki £3,450
6 Niko Springer £3,350
7 Jurjen van der Velde £3,350
8 Kevin Doets £3,200
9 Mike van Duivenbode £3,100
10 Maikel Verberk £2,150
11 Roman Benecky £1,950
12 Bradly Roes £1,800
13 Marcel Gerdon £1,650
14 Gian van Veen £1,650
15 Gillian Koehoorn £1,600
16 Adam Gawlas £1,550
17 Damian Mol £1,550
18 Jeroen Mioch £1,500
19 Joshua Hermann £1,450
20 Tomas Houdek £1,400
21 Mark Tabak £1,350
22 Joost Geurts £1,250
23 Alex Flohr £1,200
24 Levy Frauenfelder £1,200
25 Tobias Scheifl £1,100
26 Owen Roelofs £950
27 Nico Kurz £950
28 Joey de Jong £950
29 Youri Brouwer £950
30 Robin Beger £900
31 Tom Heldt £800
32 Robert Kef £800
33 Bertus Herks £750
34 Kevin Luhr £750
35 Lars Plaisier £700
36 Lars Fransen £700
37 Keanu van Velzen £700
38 Kevin Troppmann £650
39 Ole Holtkamp £650
40 Meinte Hibma £650
41 Moreno Blom £650
42 Brent Plaisier £650
43 Balint Gergely Haz £650
44 Danny Jansen £600
45 Sam Coenders £600
46 Tobias Pankow £550
47 Jamai van den Herik £550
48 Martijn Piree £500
49 Gijsbert van Malsen £500
50 Tobias Reisner £500
51 Jonathan Parvaneh £500
52 Jarno Bottenberg £450
53 Simon Schreier £450
54 Tomas Rehak £450
55 Nic Mueller £450
56 Marvin van Velzen £400
57 Wesley Veenstra £400
58 Alexander Draisbach £400
59 Viani Van den Bergh £400
60 Oliver Ufer £400
61 Bjorn Ole Blohm £350
62 Jonathan Schuette £350
63 Justin Paul £350
64 Anton Salge £350
65 Sebastian Keine £350
66 Egor Tvorogov £350
67 Frederik Bosing £350
68 Robin Radloff £350
69 Justin van Tergouw £300
70 Felix Kleeberg £300
71 Leopold Piribauer £300
72 Rene Molendijk £300
73 Jannis Kirstein £300
74 Felix Bollmann £300
75 Julian Zwergel £300
76 Yannic Wilhelm £300
77 Noah Roschlein £250
78 Robin Stegler £250
79 Winston van de Graaf £250
80 Sven Hesse £250
81 Leon Crump £250
82 Enrique Sasse £250
83 Phil Schneider £250
84 Marcel Teders £200
85 Christian Blauth £200
86 Jan Menger £200
87 Nico Lopau £200
88 Sam Groot Roessink £200
89 Damian Vetjens £200
90 Niklas Hess £200
91 Jonas Aplowski £200
92 Dominik Gruellich £200
93 Phil Ende £200
94 Markus Burger £200
95 Fynn Pfannebecker £200
96 Dominik Moravcik £150
97 Anna Votavova £150
98 Luke van der Kwast £150
99 Daan Bastiaansen £150
100 Maurice Rhein £150
101 Miro Seemann £150
102 Nils Schierbrock £150
103 Luis Breuer £150
104 Marcus Richter £150
105 Toms Balodis £150
106 Marco Buecker £150
107 Ron Leon Kolberg £150
108 Calvin Taron £100
109 Marius Brink £100
110 Maximilian Wellandt £100
111 Marvin Koch £100
112 Nico Windrich £100
113 Yoerie de Vries £100
114 Tobias Vettermann £100
115 Marc Burmeister £100
116 Marc Heller £100
117 Andre Winter £100
118 Florian Preuss £100
119 Fabian Klos £100
120 Nils Muller £100
121 Marco Jungwirth £100
122 Marc Legant £100
123 Maximilian Kiessling £100
124 Till Stein £100
125 Guido Boskeljon £100
126 Nico Krause £100
127 Tim Nieborg £100
128 Mattis Kaletsch £100
129 Sara Schliemann £100
130 Christian Hokse £50
131 Luc Visser £50
132 Moritz Bohrmann £50
133 Pascal Dargel £50
134 Kevin Grebe £50
135 Leon Remde £50
136 Niclas Menz £50
137 Pascal Hafner £50
138 Henrik Ettrup £50
139 Kevin van der Voort £50
140 Leonard Ingles £50
141 Stan van Veen £50
142 Yannik Greif £50
143 Elias Kessenbrock £50
144 Lucas Opitz £50
145 Christoph Kloetzer £50
146 Elias Henkel £50
147 Nicklas Specht £50
148 Aron Boroczi £50
149 Dominik Leidner £50
150 Florian Birzer £50
151 Karl Neumann £50
152 Louis Rodamer £50
153 Niklas Lande £50
154 Dominik Steinmann £50
155 Elias Hansch £50
156 Luca Rehm £50
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