World rankings

PDC Order of Merit

Luke Littler is the world number one on Saturday, 14 November 2026, with £2,932,500 in ranking prize money. The Order of Merit ranks players by prize money won over the last two years; the top players qualify for the biggest events.

#	Player	Country	Prize money	Move
1	Luke Littler England	England	£2,932,500	-
2	Gian van Veen Netherlands	Netherlands	£1,032,250	1
3	Luke Humphries England	England	£939,500	1
4	Gerwyn Price Wales	Wales	£835,500	-
5	Jonny Clayton Wales	Wales	£719,250	-
6	Ross Smith England	England	£678,000	-
7	James Wade England	England	£659,000	-
8	Josh Rock Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland	£594,250	-
9	Nathan Aspinall England	England	£594,000	2
10	Michael van Gerwen Netherlands	Netherlands	£589,500	1
11	Stephen Bunting England	England	£587,750	2
11	Wessel Nijman Netherlands	Netherlands	£587,750	2
13	Danny Noppert Netherlands	Netherlands	£570,000	3
14	Ryan Searle England	England	£561,000	1
15	Chris Dobey England	England	£552,500	1
16	Gary Anderson Scotland	Scotland	£515,500	2
17	Luke Woodhouse England	England	£511,000	-
18	Krzysztof Ratajski Poland	Poland	£491,250	1
19	Jermaine Wattimena Netherlands	Netherlands	£474,000	1
20	Martin Schindler Germany	Germany	£453,000	-
21	Damon Heta Australia	Australia	£416,750	-
22	Kevin Doets Netherlands	Netherlands	£401,750	1
23	Dirk van Duijvenbode Netherlands	Netherlands	£396,750	2
24	Rob Cross England	England	£375,250	-
25	Ryan Joyce England	England	£365,250	-
26	Cameron Menzies Scotland	Scotland	£360,500	-
27	Andrew Gilding England	England	£348,000	-
28	Niels Zonneveld Netherlands	Netherlands	£331,250	-
29	William O'Connor Ireland	Ireland	£287,500	-
30	Daryl Gurney Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland	£280,500	1
31	Dave Chisnall England	England	£276,250	-
32	Joe Cullen England	England	£275,500	-
33	Niko Springer Germany	Germany	£256,750	1
34	Ricardo Pietreczko Germany	Germany	£227,250	2
35	Mike De Decker Belgium	Belgium	£220,250	2
36	Peter Wright Scotland	Scotland	£220,000	1
37	Michael Smith England	England	£208,250	-
38	Justin Hood England	England	£198,500	-
38	Karel Sedlacek Czechia	Czechia	£198,500	4
40	Callan Rydz England	England	£191,250	-
41	Jeffrey de Graaf Sweden	Sweden	£190,000	2
42	James Hurrell England	England	£174,500	4
43	Kim Huybrechts Belgium	Belgium	£174,000	1
44	Sebastian Bialecki Poland	Poland	£173,750	7
45	Ricky Evans England	England	£169,500	7
46	Brendan Dolan Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland	£169,250	2
47	Madars Razma Latvia	Latvia	£168,750	2
48	Raymond van Barneveld Netherlands	Netherlands	£166,500	1
49	Gabriel Clemens Germany	Germany	£162,000	4
50	Scott Williams England	England	£157,750	5
51	Mensur Suljovic Austria	Austria	£147,750	4
52	Mickey Mansell Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland	£143,750	11
53	Keane Barry Ireland	Ireland	£143,000	3
54	Connor Scutt England	England	£141,750	4
55	Bradley Brooks England	England	£140,750	4
56	Ian White England	England	£137,250	1
56	Richard Veenstra Netherlands	Netherlands	£137,250	2
58	Ritchie Edhouse England	England	£134,000	4
59	Alan Soutar Scotland	Scotland	£132,500	2
60	Rob Owen Germany	Germany	£128,250	2
61	Dimitri Van den Bergh Belgium	Belgium	£120,250	1
62	Lukas Wenig Germany	Germany	£119,500	1
63	Cristo Reyes Spain	Spain	£117,250	2
64	Max Hopp Germany	Germany	£116,250	2
65	Nick Kenny Wales	Wales	£116,000	1
66	Cam Crabtree England	England	£112,750	3
67	Martin Lukeman England	England	£110,000	24
68	Ryan Meikle England	England	£109,250	1
69	Mario Vandenbogaerde Belgium	Belgium	£107,500	1
70	Maik Kuivenhoven Netherlands	Netherlands	£103,750	1
71	Wesley Plaisier Netherlands	Netherlands	£103,500	1
72	Thibault Tricole France	France	£92,000	-
73	Beau Greaves England	England	£86,750	1
74	Tom Bissell England	England	£84,250	1
75	Adam Lipscombe England	England	£81,250	-
76	Charlie Manby England	England	£74,250	1
77	Darryl Pilgrim England	England	£72,000	1
78	Cor Dekker Norway	Norway	£68,750	-
79	Tom Sykes England	England	£67,250	2
80	Dominik Gruellich Germany	Germany	£65,250	1
81	Christian Kist Netherlands	Netherlands	£63,000	1
82	Tommy Morris England	England	£62,250	-
83	Andy Boulton Scotland	Scotland	£57,250	1
84	Jim Long Canada	Canada	£56,500	-
85	Joe Hunt England	England	£53,000	1
86	Oskar Lukasiak Sweden	Sweden	£49,750	1
87	Darius Labanauskas Lithuania	Lithuania	£46,250	-
87	Jimmy van Schie Netherlands	Netherlands	£46,250	-
89	Thomas Lovely England	England	£44,250	-
90	Henry Coates England	England	£42,250	6
91	Leon Weber Germany	Germany	£41,250	1
92	Viktor Tingstrom Sweden	Sweden	£41,000	1
93	Shane McGuirk Ireland	Ireland	£39,250	1
94	Marvin van Velzen Netherlands	Netherlands	£39,000	1
95	Alexander Merkx Netherlands	Netherlands	£38,000	1
96	Owen Bates England	England	£37,500	1
97	Tavis Dudeney England	England	£37,250	1
98	Adam Gawlas Czechia	Czechia	£37,000	-
99	Jurjen van der Velde Netherlands	Netherlands	£35,000	-
100	Greg Ritchie Scotland	Scotland	£34,750	-
101	Jeffrey De Zwaan Netherlands	Netherlands	£34,000	-
102	Kai Gotthardt Germany	Germany	£33,000	-
103	Adam Paxton England	England	£32,750	-
104	David Sharp Scotland	Scotland	£32,500	-
105	Stephen Burton England	England	£32,250	-
106	Chris Landman Netherlands	Netherlands	£30,750	-
107	Mervyn King England	England	£30,250	-
108	Benjamin Pratnemer Slovenia	Slovenia	£29,750	-
109	Martijn Dragt Netherlands	Netherlands	£29,500	-
110	Adam Warner England	England	£28,750	-
110	Dennie Olde Kalter Netherlands	Netherlands	£28,750	-
112	Jeffrey Sparidaans Netherlands	Netherlands	£28,250	-
112	Tyler Thorpe England	England	£28,250	-
114	Tommy Lishman England	England	£27,000	-
115	Sietse Lap Netherlands	Netherlands	£24,500	-
116	Derek Coulson Wales	Wales	£24,000	-
116	Niall Culleton Ireland	Ireland	£24,000	-
118	Adam Leek Australia	Australia	£22,500	-
118	Scott Waites England	England	£22,500	-
118	Stefan Bellmont Switzerland	Switzerland	£22,500	-
121	Steve Lennon Ireland	Ireland	£22,000	-
122	Carl Sneyd England	England	£21,750	7
122	Jack Tweddell England	England	£21,750	-
124	Arno Merk Germany	Germany	£21,500	1
125	Maximilian Czerwinski Germany	Germany	£20,000	1
126	Stephen Rosney Ireland	Ireland	£19,500	1
127	Rhys Griffin Wales	Wales	£19,250	1
128	Stefaan Henderyck Belgium	Belgium	£18,000	1
129	Nathan Potter England	England	£17,000	1
130	Harry Ward England	England	£16,250	-
131	Rusty-Jake Rodriguez Austria	Austria	£15,000	10
131	Tytus Kanik Poland	Poland	£15,000	-
133	Samuel Price		£14,000	1
134	Daniel Klose Germany	Germany	£13,250	1
135	Jack Aldridge England	England	£13,000	1
136	Daniel Ayres England	England	£12,750	1
137	Yorick Hofkens Germany	Germany	£12,500	1
138	Lewis Pride England	England	£12,250	1
138	Pascal Rupprecht Germany	Germany	£12,250	1
140	Jan Schmidt Germany	Germany	£12,000	6
141	Andy Baetens Belgium	Belgium	£11,500	2
141	Marvin Kraft Germany	Germany	£11,500	2
143	Paul Krohne Germany	Germany	£9,500	1
144	Anton Ostlund Sweden	Sweden	£9,000	13
145	Boris Krcmar Croatia	Croatia	£8,500	2
146	Jonas Masalin Finland	Finland	£7,500	2
146	Michael Unterbuchner Germany	Germany	£7,500	2
148	Patrik Kovacs Hungary	Hungary	£7,000	2
149	Pero Ljubic Croatia	Croatia	£6,500	1
150	Archie Self England	England	£6,250	1
150	Christopher Wickenden England	England	£6,250	1
152	Johan Engstrom Sweden	Sweden	£6,000	1
153	Dragutin Horvat Germany	Germany	£5,500	1
153	Marcel Hausotter Germany	Germany	£5,500	1
153	Nandor Major Hungary	Hungary	£5,500	1
153	Patrik Williams England	England	£5,500	1
157	Adam Sevada United States	United States	£5,000	-
157	Lisa Ashton England	England	£5,000	-
157	Paolo Nebrida Philippines	Philippines	£5,000	-
157	Raymond Smith Australia	Australia	£5,000	-

Prize money is the two-year ranking total in pounds. Move is places gained or lost since the previous table.

How the PDC Order of Merit works

The PDC Order of Merit is the official world ranking of the Professional Darts Corporation. It ranks players by the prize money they have won in ranking events over a rolling two-year period, so each total is the money earned in the last two years of tournaments, in pounds.

Because the window rolls, prize money from an event drops off when the same event is played two years later. A player who reached a final two years ago and loses early this time falls down the table; a player who does better than two years ago climbs. The table on this page updates every day from our data source, and the Move column shows how many places each player has gained or lost since the previous table.

Rankings: quick answers

Who is the world number one in darts?

Luke Littler is the world number one on the PDC Order of Merit on Saturday, 14 November 2026, with £2,932,500.

Who is the world number two?

Gian van Veen, with £1,032,250.

Who is in the world top 16?

Luke Littler, Gian van Veen, Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, Ross Smith, James Wade, Josh Rock, Nathan Aspinall, Michael van Gerwen, Stephen Bunting, Wessel Nijman, Danny Noppert, Ryan Searle, Chris Dobey, Gary Anderson.

How often are the darts rankings updated?

The Order of Merit changes after every ranking event; this page refreshes the table every day.