Pdc oom rankings: How the latest win changes the order - Stag Rezscore Insight

Explore thePDCOrderof Merit and follow the dartsrankings, with updated darts worldrankingsfor leading players as they qualify for televisedrankingevents

Orderof MeritChanges: Losers Joe Cullen: Down 5 Places Joe Cullen came into the World Matchplay defending £50,000, after an impressive semi-final run in 2023. The £10,000 guaranteed for qualification meant it was really £40,000 to defend but Cullen is in a tricky spot in therankings.

BiggestchangesonthePDCMainorderof merit after 2025 World Matchplay of Darts Alex Walsh July 28, 2025 10:14 am PDTPDC

ThePlayers Championship duel in Milton Keynes has again caused some shifts on thePDCOrderof Merit. There were fewchangesat the top, but some players managed to make significant strides in the lower reaches. One of this week's winners was Jeffrey de Graaf, who became the first Swedish darter ever to take aPDCrankingtitle.

Analyzing the winners and losers from thePDCOrderof Merit, by comparing therankingsfrom January of 2025 and 12 months later.

Gerwyn Price has surged into thePDCOrderof Merit top 10 following his title in Kiel. Find outhowhiswinshakes up therankings.

ThelivePDCDartsOrderof Merit and rolling two-year worldrankinglist for the 2026 season based on prize money earned.

LiveOrderof Merit Dynamics Because thePDCorderof merit liverankingchangesafter each event, fans often follow updates weekly. Awinat a European Tour event may add £25,000 to a player's tally, while a World Series title can add £60,000. The World Championship remains the biggest driver, with the champion earning £500,000.

Luke Humphries solidified his lead on thePDCOrderof Merit after winning the Czech Darts Open for the third time last weekend. With £1,808,750 in prize money, 'Cool Hand Luke' still leads the ...