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Provisional Field PDC World Darts Championship 2027: Luke Littler leads Ally Pally charge as minimal spots remain after ProTour season ends
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The PDC World Darts Championship field is taking shape with Luke Littler leading the way as he looks to win a third World title on the spin and he is joined by Gian van Veen and Luke Humphries as the top seeds at Ally Pally from 11 December 2026 - 3 January 2027.

Also in the main Order of Merit see the likes of Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, Ross Smith, James Wade, Josh Rock, Nathan Aspinall and Michael van Gerwen. Price and Van Gerwen of course are former World Champions.

Gary Anderson, Michael Smith and Peter Wright are also part of this Main Order of Merit, albeit for the latter few the pressure will be firmly on next year in order to try and even remain on the tour due to their fall from grace after ascending to the top of the sport.

Those to miss out from the main Order of Merit and as a result need to go to the Qualifier include Ricky Evans, Dimitri van den Bergh, Nick Kenny, Cam Crabtree, Martin Lukeman and Thibault Tricole who will need to continue their bid after the end of the respective ProTour season.

Main OoM

Rk Name Prize Money
1 Luke Littler 2932.5
2 Gian van Veen 1036.25
3 Luke Humphries 943.5
4 Gerwyn Price 839.5
5 Jonny Clayton 723.25
6 Ross Smith 682
7 James Wade 663
8 Josh Rock 594.25
9 Nathan Aspinall 594
10 Michael van Gerwen 593.5
11 Wessel Nijman 591.75
12 Stephen Bunting 591.75
13 Danny Noppert 574
14 Ryan Searle 565
15 Chris Dobey 556.5
16 Gary Anderson 519.5
17 Luke Woodhouse 515
18 Krzysztof Ratajski 495.25
19 Jermaine Wattimena 478
20 Martin Schindler 457
21 Damon Heta 420.75
22 Kevin Doets 405.75
23 Dirk van Duijvenbode 400.75
24 Rob Cross 379.25
25 Ryan Joyce 365.25
26 Cameron Menzies 364.5
27 Andrew Gilding 352
28 Niels Zonneveld 335.25
29 William O'Connor 291.5
30 Daryl Gurney 284.5
31 Dave Chisnall 280.25
32 Joe Cullen 279.5
33 Niko Springer 260.75
34 Ricardo Pietreczko 227.25
35 Mike De Decker 224.25
36 Peter Wright 220
37 Michael Smith 212.25
38 Karel Sedlacek 202.5
39 Justin Hood 202.5
40 Callan Rydz 195.25

Reyes and Greaves among leading ProTour qualifiers

In the main ProTour Order of Merit, it is led by Cristo Reyes for the reason that it is every player who doesn't qualify through the Main Order of Merit so it is in fact the Spaniard far and away as opposed to previous leaders including Wessel Nijman and Luke Woodhouse who get in through the front door.

Reyes has had an excellent debut season back on the tour and the same can be said for the fourth placed player in Beau Greaves who will make her return to Ally Pally not through the Women's Series or Women's World Matchplay. As ever, Greaves qualifies through these routes multiple times, but she first gets a spot through the ProTour.

Cristo Reyes leads ProTour.

The same can be said for non Tour Card holders though with Tommy Morris, Joe Hunt and Henry Coates sealing spots not through the respective secondary tours but through the ProTour Order of Merit.

Others through the ProTour system include Charlie Manby, Max Hopp, Gabriel Clemens, James Hurrell, Alan Soutar, Scott Williams, Jimmy van Schie will make his Ally Pally debut despite quite a poor first year while Raymond van Barneveld after for a long time him looking like he couldn't make it will do so.

ProTour Order of Merit

Rk Name Prize Money
1 Cristo Reyes 107.75
2 Sebastian Bialecki 94.75
3 Kim Huybrechts 89
4 Beau Greaves 79.5
5 Jeffrey de Graaf 77.5
6 Maik Kuivenhoven 71.5
7 Charlie Manby 65.5
8 Richard Veenstra 63.75
9 Tom Bissell 62
10 Mickey Mansell 61.5
11 Brendan Dolan 60.25
12 Tom Sykes 59.25
13 Mensur Suljovic 57.75
14 Tommy Morris 57.25
15 Rob Owen 57.25
16 Gabriel Clemens 57.25
17 Max Hopp 56
18 Keane Barry 55.25
19 Bradley Brooks 54.25
20 James Hurrell 51.25
21 Connor Scutt 51
22 Joe Hunt 48
23 Madars Razma 47.5
24 Alan Soutar 45.5
25 Darius Labanauskas 44.25
26 Scott Williams 42.5
27 Ritchie Edhouse 42.5
28 Christian Kist 41
29 Mario Vandenbogaerde 40.75
30 Darryl Pilgrim 40.25
31 Jimmy van Schie 40
32 Ian White 38.5
33 Raymond van Barneveld 37
34 Lukas Wenig 37
35 Jim Long 36.25
36 Adam Gawlas 35
37 Alexander Merkx 35
38 Owen Bates 34.5
39 Jurjen van der Velde 33.75
40 Henry Coates 33.25

International Qualifiers - PDC World Darts Championship

Among those to have qualified through the International route include Cam Crabtree, Jamai van den Herik and Jack Drayton from the Development Tour.

Derek Coulson, Daniel Klose and Archie Self seal it through the Challenge Tour. Lisa Ashton, Fallon Sherrock, Gemma Hayter and Vicky Pruim play through the Women's Series.

While among the leading lights from Asia are fan favourites Motomu Sakai and Nitin Kumar as well as Paola Nebrida, Christian Perez and Haruki Muramatsu.

Among those still to qualify include the Netherlands and Belgium qualifier, South-East Europe, Czechia, Polish, Super League and CDC Continental Cup with Adam Sevada, David Cameron, Fred Krueger and Brayden Hall already in the event.

Raymond Smith, Brody Klinge, Ben Robb and Daniel Larsson are among those to seal returns or in Klinge's case a debut. While David Munyua one of the stories of last year also returns. Rudie van Staden makes his debut from the South Africa qualifier. We will also get four more qualifiers on November 30 from the PDC Last Gasp Tour Card Holder qualifier before the draw is held on the same night.

Event Dates Position Qualifier
PDC World Youth Championship 29 November Winner
PDC Development Tour 20 February – 4 October Third place Cam Crabtree (ENG)
PDC Development Tour 20 February – 4 October Fourth place Jamai van den Herik (NED)
PDC Development Tour 20 February – 4 October Sixth place Jack Drayton (ENG)
PDC Challenge Tour 16 January – 27 September Second place Derek Coulson (WAL)
PDC Challenge Tour 16 January – 27 September Fourth place Daniel Klose (GER)
PDC Challenge Tour 16 January – 27 September Fifth place Archie Self (ENG)
PDC Women's Series 7 February – 11 October Second place Lisa Ashton (ENG)
PDC Women's Series 7 February – 11 October Third place Fallon Sherrock (ENG)
PDC Women's Series 7 February – 11 October Fourth place Gemma Hayter (ENG)
PDC Women's Series 7 February – 11 October Fifth place Vicky Pruim (SWE)
Steel Tour Japan 5 May – 23 September Winner Motomu Sakai (JPN)
PDC China Championship 2 November Winner Lihao Wen (CHN)
IDC Indian Qualifier 2–4 October Winner Nitin Kumar (IND)
PDC Asian Championship 14 September Winner Paolo Nebrida (PHL)
PDC Asian Championship 14 September Runner-up Kam Weng Cheng (MAC)
PDC Asian Tour 24 January – 13 September First place Ryuta Arihara (JPN)
PDC Asian Tour 24 January – 13 September Third place Christian Perez (PHI)
PDC Asian Tour 24 January – 13 September Fourth place Haruki Muramatsu (JPN)
PDC Asian Tour 24 January – 13 September Fifth place Lok Yin Lee (HKG)
PDC Asian Tour 24 January – 13 September Seventh place Man Lok Leung (HKG)
PDCE Netherlands & Belgium Qualifier 14 November Winner
PDCE Mediterranean Qualifier 6–8 November Winner
PDCE South-East Europe Qualifier 28 November Winner
PDCE Czechia Qualifier 29 November Winner (CZE)
PDO Polish Qualifier 13 November Winner (POL)
PDCE DACH Super League 10–13 November Winner
Hungarian Super League 7 March – 31 October Winner András Borbély (HUN)
PDC UK & IRE TCH & AM Qualifier 28 September Winner Carl Wilson (ENG)
PDC North American Championship 26 June Winner Adam Sevada (USA)
CDC Continental Cup 6–7 November Winner
CDC Cross-Border Challenge 17–18 April Winner David Cameron (CAN)
CDC Pro Tour 8 May – 18 October Top ranked American Fred Krueger (USA)
CDC Pro Tour 8 May – 18 October Top ranked Canadian Brayden Hall (CAN)
CDLC Tour 23 April – 26 July Winner Jesús Salate (ARG)
PDC Nordic & Baltic Championship 6–8 November Winner
PDCNB Pro Tour 7 February – 27 September Winner Daniel Larsson (SWE)
PDCNB Pro Tour 7 February – 27 September Second place Cor Dekker (NOR)
ANZ Premier League 26 September – 31 October Winner Raymond Smith (AUS)
ADA Tour 20 February – 13 September Winner Brody Klinge (AUS)
DPNZ Pro Tour 14 February – 6 September Winner Ben Robb (NZL)
Trans-Tasman Championship 30 August Winner Mal Cuming (AUS)
African Darts Group – Northern Africa Qualifier 20 September Winner David Munyua (KEN)
African Darts Group – Southern Africa Qualifier 1 November Winner Rudie van Staden (RSA)
PDC Tour Card Holder Qualifier 30 November 1, 2, 3, 4

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