Updated PDC Order of Merit after Belgian Darts Open: Chisnall back into top 15, Gilding makes strides towards top 50 after final
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The PDC Order of Merit has been updated after the Belgian Darts Open which took place this past weekend in Wieze and was won by Dave Chisnall.
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As a result, Chisnall dominates the Order of Merit update as he is back into the top 15 at the expense of Dimitri van den Bergh and Nathan Aspinall who sit in 15th and 16th as a result.
Minor changes further down as Brendan Dolan swaps places with Daryl Gurney to become Northern Ireland's number one in 23rd. Simon Whitlock, Chris Dobey, Ian White and Vincent van der Voort all have made small rises as a result of Devon Petersen going down to 31st.
While Andrew Gilding after reaching the final continues to rise up to 53rd in the Order of Merit which has seen declines for Maik Kuivenhoven, Ron Meulenkamp, Jason Lowe, Ritchie Edhouse, Martin Lukeman and Florian Hempel.
PDC Order of Merit after Belgian Darts Open
Position Name Value
1 Gerwyn Price £1,256,250
2 Peter Wright £1,228,000
3 Michael van Gerwen £810,250
4 Michael Smith £616,250
5 James Wade £558,250
6 Jose de Sousa £492,500
7 Jonny Clayton £447,000
8 Rob Cross £426,250
9 Gary Anderson £419,750
10 Danny Noppert £410,500
11 Luke Humphries £393,000
12 Joe Cullen £384,250
13 Dirk van Duijvenbode £372,750
14 Dave Chisnall £359,750
15 Dimitri Van den Bergh £359,500
16 Nathan Aspinall £347,250
17 Ryan Searle £321,500
18 Krzysztof Ratajski £305,500
19 Damon Heta £269,000
20 Stephen Bunting £258,250
21 Mervyn King £248,250
22 Gabriel Clemens £233,750
23 Brendan Dolan £223,750
24 Daryl Gurney £221,000
25 Callan Rydz £219,250
26 Simon Whitlock £190,250
27 Chris Dobey £187,000
28 Ian White £177,250
29 Vincent van der Voort £173,750
30 Mensur Suljovic £170,250
31 Devon Petersen £165,000
32 Ross Smith £160,750
33 Kim Huybrechts £159,750
34 William O'Connor £141,750
35 Adrian Lewis £126,750
36 Martin Schindler £121,500
37 Ryan Joyce £120,000
38 Ricky Evans £115,250
39 Martijn Kleermaker £115,000
40 Jermaine Wattimena £114,750
41 Madars Razma £112,250
42 Jamie Hughes £100,750
43 Darius Labanauskas £97,250
44 Glen Durrant £93,000
45 Keane Barry £90,000
46 Alan Soutar £89,500
47 Steve Lennon £88,250
48 Luke Woodhouse £86,500
49 Adam Hunt £84,250
50 Ryan Meikle £79,750
50 Jeffrey De Zwaan £79,750
52 Raymond van Barneveld £79,250
53 Andrew Gilding £76,500
54 Maik Kuivenhoven £76,000
55 Ron Meulenkamp £74,500
56 Jason Lowe £73,500
57 Boris Krcmar £73,250
58 Ritchie Edhouse £72,250
59 Martin Lukeman £69,750
60 Florian Hempel £67,500
61 Steve Beaton £67,250
62 Andy Boulton £64,750
63 Mike De Decker £62,500
64 Jeff Smith £62,250
64 Keegan Brown £62,250
66 Steve West £61,000
67 Rowby Rodriguez £57,250
68 Max Hopp £55,000
69 John Henderson £54,250
70 Joe Murnan £53,500
71 Lewy Williams £51,250
71 William Borland £51,250
73 Scott Mitchell £49,250
74 Adam Gawlas £40,750
75 Jason Heaver £40,250
76 Niels Zonneveld £39,750
77 Josh Rock £36,000
78 Jim Williams £35,750
78 Scott Williams £35,750
80 Geert Nentjes £33,250
81 Boris Koltsov £31,750
82 Gordon Mathers £30,250
83 Danny Jansen £28,000
84 Karel Sedlacek £27,500
85 Matt Campbell £25,000
86 Cameron Menzies £23,500
87 Scott Waites £23,250
87 Peter Hudson £23,250
89 John O'Shea £22,250
90 Mickey Mansell £21,750
91 Eddie Lovely £21,000
92 Berry van Peer £19,750
93 John Michael £19,000
94 Kevin Doets £18,750
95 Jon Worsley £18,250
96 Krzysztof Kciuk £18,000
97 Danny Baggish £17,750
97 Nathan Rafferty £17,750
99 Geert De Vos £17,500
100 Sebastian Bialecki £16,500
101 Mario Vandenbogaerde £16,250
102 Brian Raman £16,000
103 Jack Main £15,750
103 Brett Claydon £15,750
105 Rusty Rodriguez £15,250
106 Jose Justicia £14,750
107 Connor Scutt £14,500
108 Ted Evetts £13,500
109 Radek Szaganski £13,250
110 Lee Evans £12,750
111 Shaun Wilkinson £12,000
112 Lukas Wenig £11,750
112 Luc Peters £11,750
114 Bradley Brooks £11,250
114 Ricardo Pietreczko £11,250
114 James Wilson £11,250
117 David Evans £11,000
117 Jamie Clark £11,000
117 Wesley Plaisier £11,000
120 Zoran Lerchbacher £10,750
121 George Killington £10,500
122 John Brown £10,250
123 Richie Burnett £9,750
124 Jimmy Hendriks £9,500
125 Ross Montgomery £9,000
126 Kevin Burness £8,750
127 Damian Mol £8,500
127 Tony Martinez £8,500
129 Jelle Klaasen £8,000
129 Robert Owen £8,000
131 Stephen Burton £7,750
132 Danny van Trijp £7,250
133 Daniel Larsson £7,000
133 Jake Jones £7,000
135 Nick Fullwell £6,500
136 Dragutin Horvat £6,000
137 Jules van Dongen £5,500
138 Pete Burgoyne £5,250
139 Dennis Nilsson £5,000
140 Darren Webster £4,250
140 Matthew Edgar £4,250
140 Gary Blades £4,250
140 Michael Unterbuchner £4,250
144 Thibault Tricole £4,000
144 Johan Engstrom £4,000
144 Niko Springer £4,000
147 Gian van Veen £3,500
148 Scott Marsh £3,250
148 Darren Penhall £3,250
150 Stefan Bellmont £3,000
150 Nico Kurz £3,000
152 Jim McEwan £2,750
152 David Pallett £2,750
152 Graham Hall £2,750
155 Kenny Neyens £2,250
155 Steve Haggerty £2,250
155 Stu Wilson £2,250
158 Janos Vegso £2,000
158 Vitezslav Sedlak £2,000
158 Patrik Gosnak £2,000
158 Vladimir Andersen £2,000
158 Fabian Schmutzler £2,000
163 Jim Moston £1,500
163 Colin Osborne £1,500
165 Nathan Girvan £1,250
165 Owen Roelofs £1,250
167 Francois Schweyen £1,000
167 Wouter Vanrolleghem £1,000
167 Andy Baetens £1,000
167 Remo Mandiau £1,000
167 Roberto Vandaele £1,000
167 Andras Borbely £1,000
167 Franz Roetzsch £1,000
167 Levente Sarai £1,000
167 Pal Szekely £1,000
167 Arjan Konterman £1,000
167 Rene Eidams £1,000
167 Ondrej Plsek £1,000
167 Dennie Olde Kalter £1,000
167 Filip Sebesta £1,000
167 Martijn Dragt £1,000
167 Miloslav Navratil £1,000
167 Rainer Sturm £1,000
167 Dietmar Burger £1,000
167 Michael Rasztovits £1,000
167 Thomas Junghans £1,000
167 Marko Kantele £1,000
167 Danny Lauby £1,000
167 Ryan Harrington £1,000
167 Wayne Jones £1,000
167 David Schlichting £1,000
192 Jeremy van der Winkel £750
192 Gavin Carlin £750
192 Steven Noster £750
192 Jacques Labre £750
192 Leighton Bennett £750
192 Carlo van Peer £750
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