Latest update from Burton.

Ian White 10th PDC title—moving him level with Wayne Mardle, Michael Smith and the legendary Mark Walsh for 18th place all-time—lifts him above Raymond van Barneveld for 11th on the Order of Merit. Ricky Evans jumps up to #52, just outside the top 50.

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Here is the Order of Merit as it will stand on Thursday after a trio of 2016 events fall off the ranking. No major shifts midweek, although Ryan Searle is even closer to the Top 64 by Thursday.

Ian White you say. Who is this young upstart? Rout?

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Danny Noppert moves into the Top 64 for the first time, as Ian White returns to the Top 10.

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By winning that match, Jermaine Wattimena has guaranteed himself of a debut in the Top 32 after the World Grand Prix. He will be the 79th person to reach the Top 32 of the PDC Order of Merit. He is provisionally joint-30th with both Robert Thornton and Cristo Reyes.

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Michael Smith jumps Dave Chisnall back into the Top 8 in the world, as Jonny Clayton moves up to a career-high #17 ranking and Richard North moves into the Top 40.

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Krzysztof Ratajski moves up to #60 in the world. I don't expect him to start falling anytime soon.

Provisional post Ally Pally OOM from Burton.

Krzysztof Ratajski has clinched his Tour Card in all realities. Kevin Painter and Jeffrey de Graaf in serious danger of losing theirs.

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Steve West is now up to a provisional career high of #23, and Gerwyn Price to a provisional career high of #10.

Among players never to win a PDC senior title, only Wayne Jones (#13) and Kirk Shepherd (#22) have a higher Order of Merit career high than Steve West.

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James Wade's 29th PDC title—one shy of Colin Lloyd for 4th all time—sees him shoot back up to #6 in the world. Steve West up to a career high #23, as Max Hopp moves onto the cusp of a debut in the Top 32.

Courtesy of Erik Middelkoop

Live Order of Merit, updated after group stage Grand Slam. Everyone who is still in, is in yellow. Gerwyn Price is back in top 10, knocking out Dave Chisnall, Stephen Bunting jumps into top 20 again as Krzysztof Ratajski is already 54th, without a Tour Card.

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If Jonny Clayton beats Mensur Suljovic in the final, Gerwyn Price will miss out on a debut in the Top 10 by £500. Any other result, and Price will be in the Top 10 on Monday.

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And lest I forget, but Dimitri Van den Bergh's loss earlier tonight means Max Hopp will make his debut in the Top 32 on Monday. He is the first German player ever to reach the Top 32 of the PDC Order of Merit.

JONNY CLAYTON is hoping to break into the world's top 16 as the battle continues for places in The Masters in February.

Welsh ace Clayton has made big strides over the past 12 months since reaching his first televised final at the Players Championship Finals.

The Austrian Darts Open winner, he reached the bwin Grand Slam of Darts quarter-finals in Wolverhampton - including a confidence-boosting win over Michael van Gerwen in the group stage.

Now 17th in the PDC Order of Merit, Clayton is hoping to break into the top 16 following the Players Championship Finals and William Hill World Darts Championship to secure a coveted Masters spot.

"It’s been a great year for me," said Clayton. "Winning my first PDC title and my run at the Grand Slam have been the highlights and have put the top 16 in reach for me.

"I won't worry too much about it because I having been thinking about it to get to this position so I don’t want to change my attitude now.

"If I carry playing the way I have been then I should make the top 16 sooner rather than later and that is something to be proud of.

"There are also lots of other opportunities that come with that and it would be huge for my career."

The top 16 players from the PDC Order of Merit following the conclusion of the William Hill World Darts Championship qualify for The Masters, which is also set to include new bwin Grand Slam champion Gerwyn Price.

The Masters will be held from February 1-3 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. Tickets are available now through pdc.seetickets.com.

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Gerwyn Price up to #6 in the world, as Max Hopp becomes the first German to reach the PDC Order of Merit Top 32.

ssjsa wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 11:35 am Latest OOM courtesy of Burton.

Gerwyn Price up to #6 in the world, as Max Hopp becomes the first German to reach the PDC Order of Merit Top 32.

Since the update I can’t view the attachments showing the latest tables... what do I need to do to view them, advice appreciated

Kyeavfc wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 5:34 pm

ssjsa wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 11:35 am Latest OOM courtesy of Burton.

Gerwyn Price up to #6 in the world, as Max Hopp becomes the first German to reach the PDC Order of Merit Top 32.

Since the update I can’t view the attachments showing the latest tables... what do I need to do to view them, advice appreciated

Kyeavfc wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 5:34 pm

ssjsa wrote: ↑Tue Nov 20, 2018 11:35 am Latest OOM courtesy of Burton.

Gerwyn Price up to #6 in the world, as Max Hopp becomes the first German to reach the PDC Order of Merit Top 32.

Since the update I can’t view the attachments showing the latest tables... what do I need to do to view them, advice appreciated

I couldn't view attachment either. Seems other attachments are also gone. Don't know why, but can only assume it is something to do with the recent forum upgrade, but have reposted above.