The latest double header of Players Championship action has concluded with the Players Championship Order of Merit updated after 12 events.
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Dirk van Duijvenbode still sits atop the Order of Merit but with his lead slightly cut with Josh Rock up to second after reaching another final. Jonny Clayton the victor in the end now sits fourth.
This means Krzysztof Ratajski and Gary Anderson as a result have fell down the top 10 after being well inside the top five at the start of the weekend.
Dave Chisnall has risen up to 8th from 10th, Boris Krcmar after reaching the latter stages is up inside the top 32 as is Andrew Gilding.
Players Championship Order of Merit after 12 events
Rk Name Prize Money
1 Dirk van Duijvenbode 49.75
2 Josh Rock 32.75
3 Ryan Searle 31.5
4 Jonny Clayton 31.25
5 Krzysztof Ratajski 31.25
6 Gary Anderson 27
7 Ross Smith 23
8 Dave Chisnall 22.75
9 Mike De Decker 21.5
10 Luke Humphries 21.5
11 Danny Noppert 20.75
12 Rob Cross 20.5
13 Dimitri Van den Bergh 20.25
14 Michael van Gerwen 20.25
15 Kim Huybrechts 18
16 Gabriel Clemens 17.5
17 Gerwyn Price 17
18 Brendan Dolan 16.75
19 James Wade 16.5
20 Joe Cullen 16
21 Simon Whitlock 16
22 Martin Schindler 15.75
23 Stephen Bunting 15.25
24 Damon Heta 14.75
25 Jose de Sousa 14.5
26 Chris Landman 14.5
27 Richard Veenstra 14
28 Andrew Gilding 13.75
29 Jamie Hughes 13.5
30 Ian White 12.5
31 Boris Krcmar 12.25
32 Daryl Gurney 12
33 Luke Woodhouse 12
34 Callan Rydz 12
35 Gian van Veen 11.75
36 Bradley Brooks 10.75
37 Ricardo Pietreczko 10.75
38 Jermaine Wattimena 10.5
39 Krzysztof Kciuk 10.5
40 Niels Zonneveld 10.5
41 Mario Vandenbogaerde 10.5
42 Raymond van Barneveld 10.5
43 Chris Dobey 10.25
44 Steve Lennon 10
45 Jurjen van der Velde 10
46 Keegan Brown 9.5
47 Jim Williams 9.5
48 Madars Razma 9.25
49 Jeffrey Sparidaans 9.25
50 Dylan Slevin 9.25
51 Radek Szaganski 9
52 Matt Campbell 9
53 Scott Williams 8.5
54 Pascal Rupprecht 7.75
55 Rowby-John Rodriguez 7.75
56 Kevin Doets 7.5
57 Nathan Aspinall 7.5
58 Ryan Joyce 7
59 Ross Montgomery 7
60 Graham Hall 6.75
61 Connor Scutt 6.5
62 Lee Evans 6.25
63 Keane Barry 6.25
64 Michael Smith 6.25
65 Martijn Kleermaker 6
66 Maik Kuivenhoven 6
67 Andy Boulton 6
68 Mickey Mansell 6
69 Nathan Rafferty 6
70 Cameron Menzies 5.75
71 Geert Nentjes 5.75
72 Josh Payne 5.5
73 Vincent van der Voort 5.5
74 Jeffrey De Zwaan 5.5
75 Steve Beaton 5.25
76 William O'Connor 5.25
77 Daniel Klose 5.25
78 Cam Crabtree 5.25
79 Jose Justicia 5.25
80 Brian Raman 5
81 Owen Roelofs 4.75
82 Martin Lukeman 4.75
83 Graham Usher 4.75
84 John O'Shea 4.75
85 Robert Owen 4.75
86 Jimmy Hendriks 4.5
87 Mervyn King 4.5
88 Joe Murnan 4.5
89 Florian Hempel 4.5
90 Tony Martinez 4.25
91 Adam Warner 4.25
92 Adam Gawlas 4
93 Scott Waites 4
94 Karel Sedlacek 4
95 Thibault Tricole 4
96 Jules van Dongen 3.75
97 Ritchie Edhouse 3.75
98 Adam Smith-Neale 3.75
99 Ted Evetts 3.75
100 Darren Webster 3.5
101 Damian Mol 3.5
102 Arron Monk 3.5
103 Christian Kist 3.5
104 Ryan Meikle 3.5
105 Stephen Burton 3.5
106 Mensur Suljovic 3.25
107 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 3.25
108 Ronny Huybrechts 3.25
109 Ricky Evans 3
110 Luc Peters 3
111 Alan Soutar 3
112 Darius Labanauskas 3
113 Nick Kenny 2.75
114 Richie Burnett 2.75
115 Berry van Peer 2.75
116 Danny van Trijp 2.75
117 Robbie Knops 2.75
118 Callum Goffin 2.25
119 James Hurrell 2.25
120 Lewy Williams 2.25
121 Danny Jansen 2.25
122 James Wilson 2.25
123 Owen Bates 2
124 George Killington 2
125 Darryl Pilgrim 2
126 Shaun Wilkinson 2
127 Jacques Labre 2
128 Vladimir Andersen 2
129 Jarred Cole 1.5
130 Dom Taylor 1.5
131 Lukas Wenig 1.5
132 Kevin Burness 1.25
133 Stefan Bellmont 1.25
134 Adrian Lewis 1.25
135 Peter Wright 1.25
136 Conan Whitehead 0.75
136 Nick Fullwell 0.75
138 Eddie Lovely 0.75
139 Devon Petersen 0.75
139 Jelle Klaasen 0.75
141 James Richardson 0.75
142 Jeff Smith 0.75
143 Jamie Clark 0.75
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