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1 YEAR LIST AFTER THE 2017 BETFRED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Starting 1 Year Starting 1 Year World 1 Year List World 1 Year List Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money 1 1 Mark Selby £859,550 44 49 Matthew Stevens £46,587 3 2 Judd Trump £345,750 31 50 Peter Ebdon £42,712 6 3 John Higgins £302,025 61 51 Oliver Lines £41,812 9 4 Ding Junhui £295,525 70 52 Chris Wakelin £39,575 14 5 Barry Hawkins £290,725 NEW 53 John Astley £39,125 12 6 Marco Fu £240,150 60 54 David Grace £39,125 2 7 Stuart Bingham £224,087 55 55 Robbie Williams £38,725 10 8 Ronnie O'Sullivan £212,750 NEW 56 Zhang Anda £38,500 32 9 Ali Carter £209,525 41 57 Mark Joyce £38,337 17 10 Liang Wenbo £179,400 25 58 Matthew Selt £37,900 4 11 Shaun Murphy £176,875 92 59 Akani Songsermsawad £37,500 28 12 Anthony McGill £155,800 52 60 Li Hang £37,450 5 13 Neil Robertson £154,125 69 61 Noppon Saengkham £36,550 NEW 14 Anthony Hamilton £142,925 46 62 Sam Baird £36,250 36 15 Mark King £135,325 37 63 Mike Dunn £36,025 13 16 Mark Williams £129,250 NEW 64 Liam Highfield £35,225 16 17 Kyren Wilson £126,525 65 65 Alfie Burden £34,250 18 18 Stephen Maguire £121,525 NEW 66 Lee Walker £33,825 23 19 Ryan Day £111,362 33 67 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh £32,500 11 20 Joe Perry £102,450 76 68 Rhys Clark £32,425 29 21 Michael Holt £96,550 59 69 Robin Hull £32,375 7 22 Mark Allen £89,450 NEW 70 Mei Xiwen £32,212 22 23 David Gilbert £81,550 47 71 Rod Lawler £31,712 54 24 Zhou Yuelong £80,950 68 72 Ross Muir £31,000 51 25 Xiao Guodong £80,025 20 73 Alan McManus £30,900 19 26 Michael White £77,125 71 74 Nigel Bond £29,500 NEW 27 Yan Bingtao £71,125 39 75 Jack Lisowski £28,762 15 28 Martin Gould £70,550 86 76 Eden Sharav £27,525 8 29 Ricky Walden £70,375 48 77 Tian Pengfei £26,075 38 30 Dominic Dale £68,625 NEW 78 Hammad Miah £25,837 35 31 Jamie Jones £65,087 62 79 Ian Burns £23,862 43 32 Tom Ford £65,050 NEW 80 Zhao Xintong £23,537 26 33 Mark Davis £62,500 NEW 81 James Wattana £23,500 63 34 Yu DeLu £61,625 NEW 82 Michael Georgiou £23,237 24 35 Graeme Dott £59,675 A 83 Peter Lines £22,712 NEW 36 Scott Donaldson £59,525 NEW 84 Mitchell Mann £22,025 64 37 Stuart Carrington £59,075 53 85 Joe Swail £21,362 21 38 Robert Milkins £58,525 84 86 Allan Taylor £20,237 27 39 Ben Woollaston £58,275 66 87 Martin O'Donnell £20,075 40 40 Fergal O'Brien £57,887 91 88 Jimmy White £19,525 34 41 Jimmy Robertson £56,587 NEW 89 Jak Jones £18,862 30 42 Luca Brecel £55,050 NEW 90 Sam Craigie £18,862 73 43 Hossein Vafaei £52,000 57 91 Ken Doherty £18,750 50 44 Kurt Maflin £51,237 NEW 92 Aditya Mehta £17,500 42 45 Gary Wilson £49,387 NEW 93 Ian Preece £17,000 72 46 Daniel Wells £49,212 89 94 Duane Jones £16,837 49 47 Rory McLeod £48,387 A 95 Andy Hicks £16,050 56 48 Andrew Higginson £47,925 NEW 96 Fang Xiongman £15,550 02/05/2017 1 YEAR LIST AFTER THE 2017 BETFRED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Starting 1 Year Starting 1 Year World 1 Year List World 1 Year List Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money NEW 97 Wang Yuchen £15,500 87 145 Jason Weston £500 79 98 Paul Davison £14,500 A 146 Bradley Jones £500 NEW 99 Craig Steadman £14,050 NEW 147 Rouzi Maimaiti £0 67 100 Jamie Cope £14,025 NEW 148 Leo Fernandez £0 45 101 Dechawat Poomjaeng £13,050 93 149 Itaro Santos £0 NEW 102 Alex Borg £13,000 94 150 Hatem Yassen £0 88 103 Fraser Patrick £12,550 77 104 Sanderson Lam £12,250 NEW 105 Thor Chuan Leong £11,900 95 106 Igor Figueiredo £11,725 78 107 Zhang Yong £11,550 A 108 Darren Morgan £11,250 80 109 Sydney Wilson £10,500 83 110 James Cahill £10,425 74 111 Sean O'Sullivan £10,050 NEW 112 Adam Duffy £9,362 NEW 113 Elliot Slessor £9,362 85 114 Gareth Allen £9,025 A 115 David Lilley £9,000 NEW 116 Josh Boileau £8,312 A 117 Ashley Hugill £8,312 NEW 118 Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn £8,000 A 119 Adam Stefanow £7,025 NEW 120 Cao Yupeng £6,525 A 121 Steven Hallworth £6,525 A 122 Zak Surety £5,125 NEW 123 Christopher Keogan £5,050 NEW 124 Boonyarit Keattikun £4,000 A 125 Daniel Womersley £3,625 A 126 Jackson Page £3,500 81 127 Hamza Akbar £3,500 NEW 128 Jamie Curtis-Barrett £3,500 NEW 129 Chen Zhe £3,500 75 130 Darryl Hill £3,500 NEW 131 Kurt Dunham £3,025 82 132 Michael Wild £2,625 A 133 Jamie Bodle £2,500 A 134 Jordan Brown £2,500 NEW 135 David John £2,337 58 136 Jamie Burnett £2,000 A 137 Oliver Brown £2,000 A 138 Gerard Greene £1,725 A 139 Zack Richardson £1,725 A 140 Antony Parsons £1,312 A 141 Ian Glover £525 A 142 Sean Harvey £525 A 143 George Pragnall £525 A 144 Charlie Walters £525 02/05/2017.
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