Standings in European Q-School Order of Merit prior to final day of play; still 11 Tour Cards up for grabs via points table

Sunday will be a nail-biting day for many players during the final day of play of the 2024 European Q-School. Eleven of the thirteen Tour Cards remain to be distributed via the European Q-School order of Merit.

Not only will the four daily winners receive Tour Cards, but also the thirteen highest-ranked players on the PDC European Q-School Order of Merit. With wins from the last 64, players can earn daily points for this ranking.

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Haupai Puha and Jules van Dongen have already won enough matches during the first three days of play to be sure of a Tour Card. Radek Szaganski could join this pair if he does not start Sunday. This is due to the Pole's strong leg difference, which could be negatively effected by a heavy first round defeat. If he does not play, he cannot drop out of the top-13, according to statistics platform Dartsrankings.com.

The expectation is that seven points is going to be enough for a Tour Card anyway. So that means Patrick Geeraets is also almost certain of a Tour Card. Mario Vandenbogaerde and Benjamin Drue Reus are also in an excellent position with six points and a strong leg balance.

Wesley Plaisier, Chris Landman, Vitezslav Sedlak, Damian Mol, Darius Labanauskas, Lukas Wenig and Jani Keskinarkaus are also currently ranked in the top-13, but have yet to compete on Sunday. That certainly includes Christian Kist, Liam Maendl-Lawrance, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez and Stefan Schroder, among others, who are narrowly outside the Tour Card spots.

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European Q-School Order of Merit after third day of play (source: Dartsrankings.com)