Rodriguez imperious at top of PDC European Development Tour Order of Merit after six events
PDCMonday, 23 August 2021 at 15:30
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez is sat imperious at the top of the PDC European Development Tour Order of Merit after a trio of titles for the rising Austrian on the opening weekend.
Rodriguez who has been in superb form since Q-School when he just missed out on a Tour Card could claim his spot on the PDC ProTour and a World Championship spot through this route.
This is after he became the first player to win three PDC Development Tour titles on the same weekend since Dean Reynolds won three out of four titles in September 2016.
He is currently ahead of Niels Zonneveld who himself had an excellent weekend and sits on £3,600.
This ahead of fellow winners Jurjen van der Velde and Kevin Doets, while Mike van Duivenbode rounds out the top five after his return to action.
The tour is open to players between the ages of 16 and 23, provided they are not in the top-32 of the regular world ranking on January 4, 2021 and it is split between UK and European due to Coronavirus.
The Development Tour ranking is based on the prize money won. At the end of the season, the winners of both rankings (European and British Development Tour) will receive an invitation to the upcoming Grand Slam of Darts, the World Darts Championship and a Tour Card for 2022 and 2023.
PDC European Development Tour Order of Merit
1 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £6,500
2 Niels Zonneveld £3,600
3 Jurjen van der Velde £3,150
4 Kevin Doets £2,850
5 Mike van Duivenbode £2,500
6 Geert Nentjes £1,900
7 Niko Springer £1,750
8 Bradly Roes £1,750
9 Maikel Verberk £1,450
10 Jeroen Mioch £1,400
11 Gillian Koehoorn £1,300
12 Gian van Veen £1,300
13 Joshua Hermann £950
14 Tobias Scheifl £900
15 Tomas Houdek £900
16 Damian Mol £900
17 Mark Tabak £900
18 Sebastian Bialecki £800
19 Adam Gawlas £750
20 Levy Frauenfelder £750
21 Youri Brouwer £750
22 Robin Beger £700
23 Joost Geurts £700
24 Nico Kurz £650
25 Kevin Luhr £650
26 Jonathan Parvaneh £500
27 Haz Balint Gergely £500
28 Robert Kef £500
29 Moreno Blom £450
30 Marcel Gerdon £450
31 Bertus Herks £450
32 Brent Plaisier £450
33 Sam Coenders £400
34 Oliver Ufer £400
35 Tomas Rehak £400
36 Nic Mueller £400
37 Danny Jansen £400
38 Martijn Piree £350
39 Jamai van den Herik £350
40 Tobias Reisner £350
41 Alex Flohr £350
42 Jarno Bottenberg £350
43 Roman Benecky £350
44 Meinte Hibma £350
45 Tobias Pankow £350
46 Joey de Jong £350
47 Robin Radloff £350
48 Viani Van den Bergh £350
49 Julian Zwergel £300
50 Frederik Bosing £300
51 Kevin Troppmann £300
52 Yannic Wilhelm £300
53 Gijsbert van Malsen £300
54 Alexander Draisbach £300
55 Keanu van Velzen £250
56 Enrique Sasse £250
57 Felix Bollmann £250
58 Justin Paul £250
59 Wesley Veenstra £250
60 Phil Schneider £250
61 Jonathan Schuette £250
62 Owen Roelofs £250
63 Tom Heldt £250
64 Anton Salge £200
65 Egor Tvorogov £200
66 Rene Molendijk £200
67 Bjorn Ole Blohm £200
68 Leon Crump £200
69 Sebastian Keine £200
70 Jannis Kirstein £200
71 Lars Fransen £200
72 Markus Burger £200
73 Fynn Pfannebecker £200
74 Lars Plaisier £200
75 Ole Holtkamp £200
76 Nils Schierbrock £150
77 Luis Breuer £150
78 Sven Hesse £150
79 Marcus Richter £150
80 Dominik Gruellich £150
81 Toms Balodis £150
82 Marco Buecker £150
83 Felix Kleeberg £150
84 Simon Schreier £150
85 Winston van de Graaf £150
86 Ron Leon Kolberg £150
87 Marvin van Velzen £150
88 Andre Winter £100
89 Florian Preuss £100
90 Fabian Klos £100
91 Leopold Piribauer £100
92 Niklas Hess £100
93 Nils Muller £100
94 Luke van der Kwast £100
95 Marco Jungwirth £100
96 Robin Stegler £100
97 Till Stein £100
98 Marc Legant £100
99 Maximilian Kiessling £100
100 Guido Boskeljon £100
101 Nico Krause £100
102 Tim Nieborg £100
103 Jonas Aplowski £100
104 Miro Seemann £100
105 Mattis Kaletsch £100
106 Sara Schliemann £100
107 Elias Kessenbrock £50
108 Lucas Opitz £50
109 Yoerie de Vries £50
110 Christoph Kloetzer £50
111 Elias Henkel £50
112 Tobias Vettermann £50
113 Anna Votavova £50
114 Nicklas Specht £50
115 Aron Boroczi £50
116 Dominik Leidner £50
117 Florian Birzer £50
118 Karl Neumann £50
119 Louis Rodamer £50
120 Marcel Teders £50
121 Niklas Lande £50
122 Dominik Steinmann £50
123 Elias Hansch £50
124 Luca Rehm £50
125 Sam Groot Roessink £50
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