The PDC Order of Merit has been updated after the latest round of Super Series action as Michael Smith nears a return to the top eight.
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While the top ten had no changes to the order, Smith only sits just under £10,000 away from Nathan Aspinall and a few thousand more away from Jonny Clayton and a return to the world's top eight as he aims for a good end to the year to return to Premier League contention.
Further down, Ross Smith reached a final and continued his rise towards the top 32 up to 34th place in the Order of Merit. This meant falls for Darius Labanauskas, Jermaine Wattimena and Jamie Hughes.
While Karel Sedlacek in the battle to keep his Tour Card is up to 64th which is a gain of three places as the likes of Jelle Klaasen, Justin Pipe and Ted Evetts continue to fall out of the trap door.
PDC Order of Merit (as of 25/10/2021)
1 Gerwyn Price £1,296,750
2 Peter Wright £1,093,000
3 Michael van Gerwen £921,500
4 James Wade £457,500
5 Dimitri Van den Bergh £448,750
6 Gary Anderson £424,000
7 Jose de Sousa £387,500
8 Jonny Clayton £355,000
9 Nathan Aspinall £347,500
10 Michael Smith £337,750
11 Rob Cross £322,500
12 Dave Chisnall £309,500
13 Krzysztof Ratajski £299,000
14 Joe Cullen £288,750
15 Stephen Bunting £249,750
16 Danny Noppert £232,000
17 Dirk van Duijvenbode £230,750
18 Ian White £221,500
19 Mervyn King £221,250
20 Simon Whitlock £220,250
21 Glen Durrant £214,500
22 Gabriel Clemens £209,000
23 Daryl Gurney £208,250
24 Luke Humphries £207,500
25 Ryan Searle £195,500
26 Brendan Dolan £192,000
27 Devon Petersen £188,000
28 Mensur Suljovic £184,000
29 Chris Dobey £160,500
30 Vincent van der Voort £158,000
31 Adrian Lewis £145,250
32 Damon Heta £137,750
33 Kim Huybrechts £129,250
34 Ross Smith £125,750
35 Darius Labanauskas £125,500
36 Jermaine Wattimena £122,250
37 Jamie Hughes £121,250
38 Jeffrey De Zwaan £120,250
39 Callan Rydz £117,750
40 Ricky Evans £113,500
41 William O'Connor £110,250
42 Ryan Joyce £101,500
43 Steve Beaton £89,000
44 Luke Woodhouse £82,250
45 Max Hopp £77,500
46 John Henderson £76,250
47 Steve West £74,500
47 Steve Lennon £74,500
49 Keegan Brown £74,000
50 Adam Hunt £70,500
51 Martijn Kleermaker £67,500
52 Madars Razma £67,250
53 Ron Meulenkamp £63,500
54 Jason Lowe £61,000
55 Andy Boulton £60,000
56 Darren Webster £56,500
57 Mickey Mansell £53,500
58 Maik Kuivenhoven £52,250
59 Jeff Smith £49,000
60 Jelle Klaasen £48,750
61 Scott Waites £46,500
61 Justin Pipe £46,500
63 Matthew Edgar £44,500
64 Karel Sedlacek £39,000
65 Ryan Murray £38,750
66 Boris Krcmar £38,500
66 William Borland £38,500
68 Josh Payne £37,500
69 Ted Evetts £37,250
70 Wayne Jones £34,500
71 Andy Hamilton £34,000
72 Ryan Meikle £32,250
73 Mike De Decker £32,000
74 Nick Kenny £30,500
75 Derk Telnekes £30,000
76 James Wilson £29,500
77 Martin Schindler £26,500
78 Alan Soutar £26,250
79 Bradley Brooks £24,500
79 Mark McGeeney £24,500
81 Scott Mitchell £24,000
82 Ritchie Edhouse £23,750
83 Lisa Ashton £23,500
83 Raymond van Barneveld £23,500
85 Florian Hempel £22,500
86 Ciaran Teehan £21,500
87 Keane Barry £21,250
88 Alan Tabern £20,750
89 Peter Jacques £20,000
89 Kai Fan Leung £20,000
89 Cristo Reyes £20,000
92 Lewis Williams £19,750
93 Joe Murnan £19,500
94 Krzysztof Kciuk £19,250
95 Rowby-John Rodriguez £18,000
96 Steve Brown £17,250
97 Adam Gawlas £17,000
98 Jesus Noguera £16,250
99 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £14,500
100 Chas Barstow £14,000
101 Martin Atkins £13,500
102 Daniel Larsson £12,500
103 Jason Heaver £12,000
104 Kevin Doets £11,500
105 Aaron Beeney £10,500
105 Eddie Lovely £10,500
105 Gordon Mathers £10,500
108 Niels Zonneveld £10,250
109 Geert De Vos £10,000
110 Gary Blades £9,000
110 Adam Smith-Neale £9,000
112 Robert Thornton £8,500
113 Geert Nentjes £8,000
113 Luc Peters £8,000
113 Martin Lukeman £8,000
113 John Brown £8,000
117 Andrew Gilding £7,500
117 Boris Koltsov £7,500
119 John Michael £6,750
120 Danny Baggish £6,500
120 Jon Worsley £6,500
120 Jack Main £6,500
123 Martin Thomas £6,000
123 Berry van Peer £6,000
123 Zoran Lerchbacher £6,000
126 David Evans £5,500
126 Steffen Siepmann £5,500
128 Harald Leitinger £5,000
129 Jim McEwan £4,500
129 Jose Justicia £4,500
129 Peter Hudson £4,500
129 Kirk Shepherd £4,500
133 Michael Rasztovits £4,000
133 Gino Vos £4,000
133 Darren Penhall £4,000
133 Wesley Harms £4,000
137 Brett Claydon £3,500
137 Jake Jones £3,500
139 Christian Kist £3,000
140 Gavin Carlin £2,500
140 Kevin McDine £2,500
140 Sean Fisher £2,500
140 Lukas Wenig £2,500
140 Sebastian Bialecki £2,500
145 Kenny Neyens £2,000
145 Andreas Harrysson £2,000
145 Richard Veenstra £2,000
145 Ryan De Vreede £2,000
145 Benito van de Pas £2,000
145 Vincent Van der Meer £2,000
151 Michael Unterbuchner £1,500
152 Craig Galliano £1,000
152 Justin Hewitt £1,000
152 Justin Broton £1,000
152 Dyson Parody £1,000
152 Patrik Kovacs £1,000
152 Jozsef Rucska £1,000
152 Peter Strbik £1,000
152 Thomas Lovely £1,000
152 Gabor Jagicza £1,000
152 Johan Engstrom £1,000
152 Janos Vegso £1,000
152 Shane McGuirk £1,000
152 Lorenzo Pronk £1,000
152 Pero Ljubic £1,000
152 Robert Marijanovic £1,000
152 Mike Warburton £1,000
152 Scott Taylor £1,000
152 Rhys Griffin £1,000
152 Jim Williams £1,000
171 Carl Wilkinson £500
171 Davy Proosten £500
171 Patrick van den Boogaard £500
171 Michal Smejda £500
171 Scott Williams £500
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