Darts Rankings

The Latest Ranking Tables

There are various ranking systems employed by the bodies who run the tournaments throughout the year. The PDC employ a straight ranking system based on a rolling two years performance. They will be moving to an order of merit system in January 2007 based on winnings. The BDO/WDF have various systems in place based on points won in certain tournaments with different cut off dates depending on the tournament. A full explanation of how the ranking systems work can be found here.

 

Latest Tournament Points and Past Winners

Complete BDO & PDC Roll of Honour

Current BDO Tournament Champions
Lakeside World Professional Darts Championship
Leendesk Masters
Bavaria World Darts Trophy
International Darts League

TEAM COMPETITIONS

WDF World Cup
WDF Europe Cup
Six Nations Cup

PDC PRO TOUR QUALIFYING SCHOOL

THE inaugural PDC ProTour Qualifying School will feature 119 players in Wigan from Thursday-Sunday.

The 2011 PDC ProTour has seen the introduction of a Tour Card system, with 103 players earning a Tour Card by rights following the completion of the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship.

A total of 128 Tour Cards will be awarded to players wishing to compete full-time on the PDC ProTour this year, with four offered to the Lakeside Championship semi-finalists and the remaining places coming from the four-day Qualifying School in Wigan.

Q School will be played across four days from Thursday January 13-Sunday January 16, with each day hosting an individual knockout event.

The 119 players competing in Q School include 55 existing PDPA members and 63 new players or players who have rejoined the PDPA, including John Ferrell and Lee Palfreyman.

Magnus Caris, Devon Petersen, Preston Ridd, Dietmar Burger and Michael Mansell all competed in the World Championship recently, while Hull youngster Reece Robinson competed in the Rileys Darts Zones UK Open last June.

Many other young players competed in the inaugural PDC Unicorn Under-21 World Championship in the autumn of 2010, including Shaun Griffiths, Chris Aubrey, Michael Bushby, Jon Smith and Adam Smith-Neale.

The field of entrants also includes 2010 Lakeside Championship runner-up Dave Chisnall and previous Grand Slam of Darts qualifiers Brian Woods and John Henderson.

Lakeside Champion Martin Adams and Martin Phillips have declined offers of a Tour Card, with Dean Winstanley and Jan Dekker having until Thursday to confirm whether they will accept their place.

Four players from the original top 96 - Chris Mason, Lionel Sams, David Fatum and Scott Burnett - declined their Tour Card and have been replaced by Par Riihonen, Dave Smith, Stuart Dutton and Scott Rand, who were the next players in the PDC Order of Merit.

Each day's event at Q School will begin at 12pm and all games will be the best of 11 legs. The four semi-finalists from each day's play will be awarded a Tour Card and will not compete in the remainder of Q School.

The remaining Tour Cards will be awarded to players from a Q School Ranking List, which will be comprised of points allocated as follows:

Per leg won: 1 point
Last 64 defeat: 2 points
Last 32 defeat: 3 points
Last 16 defeat: 5 points
Quarter-Final defeat: 9 points