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Prize Money Ranking List After 2018 Scottish Open WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2018 BETVICTOR SCOTTISH OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 1 1 Mark Selby 1,156,875 3 2 Mark Williams 999,000 2 3 Ronnie O'Sullivan 985,000 4 4 John Higgins 726,525 5 5 Judd Trump 664,500 12 6 Mark Allen 636,725 7 7 Barry Hawkins 541,225 6 8 Ding Junhui 470,525 9 9 Kyren Wilson 436,225 10 10 Neil Robertson 433,500 8 11 Shaun Murphy 417,250 13 12 Stuart Bingham 354,000 16 13 Ryan Day 323,500 15 14 Luca Brecel 315,500 17 15 Stephen Maguire 308,525 26 16 Jack Lisowski 289,600 11 17 Ali Carter 270,250 20 18 Joe Perry 256,400 27 19 David Gilbert 248,650 14 20 Anthony McGill 240,025 23 21 Yan Bingtao 234,025 22 22 Graeme Dott 231,500 34 23 Jimmy Robertson 211,250 18 24 Marco Fu 208,500 25 25 Xiao Guodong 207,600 21 26 Mark King 194,500 24 27 Martin Gould 190,500 32 28 Tom Ford 183,250 19 29 Liang Wenbo 170,000 30 30 Anthony Hamilton 160,900 33 31 Zhou Yuelong 160,400 35 32 Robert Milkins 157,125 52 33 Noppon Saengkham 156,125 28 34 Ricky Walden 156,075 41 35 Mark Davis 148,450 29 36 Michael White 146,900 40 37 Gary Wilson 145,625 36 38 Li Hang 140,500 45 39 Hossein Vafaei 138,500 50 40 Stuart Carrington 133,000 61 41 Lyu Haotian 132,500 38 42 Cao Yupeng 128,000 31 43 Michael Holt 125,275 37 44 Ben Woollaston 125,250 47 45 Matthew Stevens 123,000 67 46 Martin O'Donnell 122,600 55 47 Peter Ebdon 119,900 42 48 Mark Joyce 119,000 17/12/2018 WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2018 BETVICTOR SCOTTISH OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 48 49 Chris Wakelin 110,975 58 50 Scott Donaldson 106,500 39 51 Jamie Jones 105,825 56 52 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 103,725 44 53 Kurt Maflin 101,725 59 54 Matthew Selt 101,500 66 55 Sunny Akani 101,500 54 56 Andrew Higginson 100,600 53 57 Mike Dunn 99,525 49 58 Michael Georgiou 98,600 63 59 Daniel Wells 98,400 51 60 Fergal O'Brien 97,200 64 61 Alan McManus 94,500 62 62 Rory McLeod 92,500 60 63 Liam Highfield 90,600 57 64 Robbie Williams 88,100 46 65 Dominic Dale 81,100 43 66 Yu DeLu 78,100 71 67 Yuan SiJun 78,000 65 68 Ken Doherty 77,000 NEW 69 Zhao Xintong 57,500 * 85 70 Eden Sharav 55,100 73 71 Ian Burns 53,600 69 72 Alexander Ursenbacher 49,700 68 73 Gerard Greene 47,600 70 74 Zhang Yong 41,000 75 75 Peter Lines 40,225 74 76 Xu Si 37,500 72 77 Jimmy White 35,500 NEW 78 Tian Pengfei 35,000 * 78 79 Allan Taylor 31,850 80 80 Nigel Bond 31,600 NEW 81 Zhang Anda 30,500 * 76 82 Robin Hull 30,000 NEW 83 Alfie Burden 29,000 * NEW 84 Luo Honghao 28,500 * NEW 85 Mei Xiwen 28,000 * 87 86 Paul Davison 27,000 NEW 87 Lu Ning 25,500 * NEW 88 Sam Baird 25,000 * NEW 89 Jak Jones 24,500 * 77 90 Li Yuan 24,000 91 91 Joe Swail 23,100 79 92 Duane Jones 23,000 90 93 Ross Muir 22,600 84 94 Chris Totten 21,000 83 95 Niu Zhuang 20,600 81 96 Chen Zifan 20,600 17/12/2018 WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2018 BETVICTOR SCOTTISH OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 88 97 Billy Castle 20,225 82 98 Ashley Hugill 19,000 NEW 99 Lee Walker 19,000 * 94 100 Rod Lawler 17,100 NEW 101 Craig Steadman 16,500 * 86 102 Soheil Vahedi 15,000 89 103 Hamza Akbar 14,000 NEW 104 Joe O'Connor 14,000 * NEW 105 Sam Craigie 13,500 * NEW 106 Elliot Slessor 13,000 * 92 107 Sanderson Lam 11,500 NEW 108 Chen Feilong 10,000 * NEW 109 Harvey Chandler 9,725 * NEW 110 Zhang Jiankang 9,600 * NEW 111 Ashley Carty 9,500 * 93 112 Sean O'Sullivan 8,500 NEW 113 Jordan Brown 8,500 * NEW 114 Oliver Lines 8,500 * 96 115 Lukas Kleckers 8,100 NEW 116 John Astley 8,000 * NEW 117 Thor Chuan Leong 6,500 * 95 118 Rhys Clark 6,500 NEW 119 Hammad Miah 5,225 * NEW 120 Simon Lichtenberg 4,600 * NEW 121 James Wattana 4,000 * NEW 122 Fan Zhengyi 4,000 * NEW 123 Andy Lee 4,000 * NEW 124 Kishan Hirani 3,100 * NEW 125 Adam Stefanow 2,500 * 97 126 Basem Eltahhan 500 NEW 127 Jamie Clarke 0 * * - This denotes a player who has a 2 year tour card covering the 2017/18 and 2018/19 season. ITC - This denotes a player who has an Invitational Tour Card to compete in events Where prize money is won without a player winning a match in a tournament, other than in the World Grand Prix and Players Championship, NONE of that prize money will count towards these prize money rankings. Where prize money is won by a player at a qualifying venue and that player does not go on to compete at the final venue, for whatever reason, that prize money will not count in the prize money rankings until the situation has been considered by the appeals committee who may, at their absolute discretion, allocate ranking points where it can be demonstrated that there are extreme mitigating circumstances. These points will be allocated from the date of the committee meeting and will not affect previously issued draws. Start ranking relates to the ranking position at the start of the 2017/2018 Season prior to the first main tour ranking event, The 2017 Kaspersky Riga Masters. Those players marked 'NEW' were new to the tour for the 2017/2018 season. 17/12/2018.
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