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Post by Mr. Myers » Tue Aug 12, 2014 10:39 pm

The fact that fuckers like Andy Smith are picking up 40-50k a year, plus sponsors and exhibitions etc, makes me fucking sick. Shit fat cunt

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Post by Justin Credible » Tue Aug 12, 2014 10:46 pm

I am glad he can make that, in fact I am glad the pdc is making it possible for a whole heap of players, even lower players like smith to make a living in the game.

If olly croft and the bdo had their way olly would be still driving a rolls royce while the players eeked out a wretched existence playing for pittance in piss soaked dark shitholes in the north of england
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Post by Mr. Myers » Tue Aug 12, 2014 11:00 pm

Justin Credible wrote:I am glad he can make that, in fact I am glad the pdc is making it possible for a whole heap of players, even lower players like smith to make a living in the game.

If olly croft and the bdo had their way olly would be still driving a rolls royce while the players eeked out a wretched existence playing for pittance in piss soaked dark shitholes in the north of england
Oh don't get me wrong, if you can get into the top 32, you're making a fantastic living. Fair play to the PDC

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Post by Darts101 » Tue Aug 12, 2014 11:15 pm

skweezit wrote:here we are, in the middle of the dog days of august, time to revisit & compare the pdc OoM rankings to right after q school this year. no "....... or ,,,,,,,,,,,," means they stayed in the same position.


1 Michael van Gerwen Holland £867,900
2 Phil Taylor England £747,850
3 Adrian Lewis England £362,700 .............+1
4 Simon Whitlock Australia £343,850 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
5 Peter Wright Scotland £288,300 ............+1
6 James Wade England £233,450 ................+1
7 Gary Anderson Scotland £229,050 ............+11
8 Dave Chisnall England £223,550 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
9 Robert Thornton Scotland £219,050
10 Andy Hamilton England £215,600 .............+1

11 Wes Newton England £214,150 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
12 Brendan Dolan Northern Ireland £198,750 ......+2
13 Mervyn King England £193,800 .................+2
14 Ian White England £182,600 ...................+2
15 Raymond van Barneveld Holland £180,850 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-5
16 Kim Huybrechts Belgium £178,800 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3

17 Justin Pipe England £177,950 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-5
18 Terry Jenkins England £140,650 ...............+1
19 Kevin Painter England £137,550 ................+1

20 Jamie Caven England £137,400 .................+1
21 Steve Beaton England £136,550 .................+2
22 Paul Nicholson Australia £128,850
23 Ronnie Baxter England £114,300 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
24 Vincent van der Voort Holland £106,250 .......+5
25 Michael Smith England £97,950 .................+5
26 Mark Webster Wales £89,800
27 Richie Burnett Wales £89,050
28 Andy Smith England £88,900 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
29 John Part Canada £88,850 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1

30 Colin Lloyd England £79,800 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
31 Stuart Kellett England £73,800
32 Wayne Jones England £72,100 ................+1

33 Dean Winstanley England £71,900 ............+3
34 Jelle Klaasen Holland £65,200 ..............+1
35 Mark Walsh England £60,950 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
36 Darren Webster England £55,050 .............+2
37 Jamie Lewis Wales £55,000 ..................+3
38 Ronny Huybrechts Belgium £52,200 ...........+3
39 Mensur Suljovic Austria £45,150 ............+6

40 Stephen Bunting England £43,250 ............+54 (new card)
41 Colin Osborne England £42,350 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-7
42 John Henderson Scotland £38,600 ............+2
43 Joe Cullen England £37,350 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
44 Arron Monk England £37,300 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-5
45 Michael Mansell Northern Ireland £36,500 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-2
46 Andrew Gilding England £35,800 .............+23
47 Scott Rand England £29,650 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-5
48 John Bowles England £28,400 ................+2
49 Steve Brown England £27,450 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3

50 Kevin McDine England £27,000 ................+3
51 Dennis Smith England £26,400 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
52 Ross Smith England £24,050 ..................+4
53 Andy Jenkins England £24,000 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
54 Ricky Evans England £22,300 ................+1
55 Pete Hudson England £21,900 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
56 Mark Dudbridge England £21,650 .............+2
57 Magnus Caris Sweden £20,650 ................+6
58 Johnny Haines England £20,350 ..............+4
59 James Hubbard England £20,300 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-11

60 Jerry Hendriks Holland £19,800 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
61 Connie Finnan Ireland £19,800 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
62 Dave Pallett England £19,700 ..............+12
63 Christian Kist Holland £19,500 ............+31 (new card)
64 Nigel Heydon England £18,700 ..............+2

65 Jarkko Komula Finland £18,500 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-1
66 Gino Vos Holland £17,850 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-9
67 Dennis Priestley England £17,100 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-16
68 Willie O Connor Ireland £15,750 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3
69 Daryl Gurney Northern Ireland £14,900 .......+3

70 Denis Ovens England £14,900 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-21
71 James Richardson England £14,600 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-10
72 Joe Murnan England £14,100 .................+3
73 Jyhan Artut Germany £14,100
74 Keegan Brown England £13,600 ...............+5
75 Benito van de Pas Holland £13,500 ..........+19 (new card)
76 Steve West England £13,450 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
77 Mareno Michels Holland £13,200 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-10
78 Michael Barnard England £11,900 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
79 Kevin Dowling England £11,150 ...............+1

80 Josh Payne England £9,150 ................+3
81 Darren Johnson England £8,800
82 Paul Amos England £8,300 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-5
83 Ben Ward England £8,000 ..................+11 (new card)
84 Joe Palfreyman England £7,900 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
85 Jim Walker Scotland £7,850 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-17
86 Royden Lam Hong Kong £7,350 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-9
87 Antonio Alcinas Spain £7,350
88 Adam Hunt England £7,000 .................+6 (new card)
89 Chris Aubrey England £6,750 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-3

90 Steve Maish England £6,250 (no card)
91 Aden Kirk England £6,250 (no card)
92 Kirk Shepherd England £6,100 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-6
93 Alex Roy England £6,000 (no card)
94 Kyle Anderson Australia £6,000 (new card)
95 Andree Welge Germany £5,950 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-13


Many players there not doing anything spectacular but earning decent money

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Post by Chizzyfan » Wed Aug 13, 2014 9:01 am

It is a credit to Chizzy that he has maintained his position within the top 8. I expect him to rise to the top 4 within the next year.
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Post by Mabbsy » Wed Aug 13, 2014 9:04 am

Wayne Jones 32nd on £72,100.

So that's PDC tournament winnings of £36,050 per year over the two years.

I wonder how much of this would be left after costs ?

If he is sponsored to do the tour then a percentage would go back to his sponsor I guess.

How much is the PDC levy or whatever they call it , 1.5 % ?

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Post by M H » Wed Aug 13, 2014 1:57 pm

Costs would be travel and hotels, not a vast amount really as they tend to do it on the cheap sharing cars and room etc.
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Post by Justin Credible » Wed Aug 13, 2014 4:04 pm

you are forgetting he may have won 72 k that is not 36 a year, as year one he obviously won more as he has dropped down to 72, which suggests he won more the calender year 2 years ago than this year.

dont forget he also made a lot of GSoD's which are not included in that money list, sponsorship covers a lot of his entry fee's.
What exactly he takes out of lump sum purse in terms of tax I am not sure but reckon some solicitor has a way so that he pays the very least possible.
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Post by Mabbsy » Thu Aug 14, 2014 2:49 pm

Justin Credible wrote:you are forgetting he may have won 72 k that is not 36 a year, as year one he obviously won more as he has dropped down to 72, which suggests he won more the calender year 2 years ago than this year.

dont forget he also made a lot of GSoD's which are not included in that money list, sponsorship covers a lot of his entry fee's.
What exactly he takes out of lump sum purse in terms of tax I am not sure but reckon some solicitor has a way so that he pays the very least possible.
It would be interesting to see how much these guys actually earn, i guess a lot of Exbo's are done for ''cash'' but probably not as easy to get away with that these days as it was in the past.

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Post by Justin Credible » Thu Aug 14, 2014 2:54 pm

a lot of monies would be classed as expenses, free pints fucked in, hotel room travel etc.

granted they pay managers/ agents/ solicitors, but thats because its easier to pay them to help you keep as much of your money( and earn it) rather than letting some government tax officer sort it out for you and rob you blind
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Post by skweezit » Thu Aug 14, 2014 3:00 pm

Mabbsy wrote:Wayne Jones 32nd on £72,100.

So that's PDC tournament winnings of £36,050 per year over the two years.

I wonder how much of this would be left after costs ?

If he is sponsored to do the tour then a percentage would go back to his sponsor I guess.

How much is the PDC levy or whatever they call it , 1.5 % ?
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Post by Mabbsy » Thu Aug 14, 2014 3:02 pm

Justin Credible wrote:a lot of monies would be classed as expenses, free pints fucked in, hotel room travel etc.

granted they pay managers/ agents/ solicitors, but thats because its easier to pay them to help you keep as much of your money( and earn it) rather than letting some government tax officer sort it out for you and rob you blind
Exactly, if they've got a good accountant they be exploiting all the tax breaks available for the self employed :D

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Post by Justin Credible » Thu Aug 14, 2014 3:05 pm

I reckon the sponsorship of players like steve brown, taylor, ando etc all did must be a racket as well

Like business using foundations in order to avoid taxes, these "sponsorship" deals would be another way to put certain money aside and get rebates etc
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Post by M H » Thu Aug 14, 2014 3:09 pm

Justin Credible wrote:I reckon the sponsorship of players like steve brown, taylor, ando etc all did must be a racket as well

Like business using foundations in order to avoid taxes, these "sponsorship" deals would be another way to put certain money aside and get rebates etc
Sponsorship is an allowable expense as long as it's wholly and exclusively business related. You can't sponsor a family member for instance and expect to get the expense allowed
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Re: Current OoM

Post by Darts101 » Thu Aug 14, 2014 10:44 pm

Steve Beaton is doing ok money wise too, he isn't a great achiever in the pdc.

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Post by Justin Credible » Thu Aug 14, 2014 11:13 pm

thats where these euro tours are a big hit, beaton wade, part, VvdV among the many winners of these at 20k a pop
That almost as much as you get in the bdo tour combined if you won everything ( bar lakeshite)
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Post by Justin Credible » Sun Oct 19, 2014 7:31 pm

This how the Order of Merit looks at the cutoff for PC19.

The players marked in red have made a significant move (up or down) since the cutoff for PC17.

1 105750 Michael van Gerwen
2 104500 Gary Anderson
3 69500 Brendan Dolan
4 68750 Michael Smith
5 67250 Robert Thornton
6 62250 Peter Wright
7 61250 James Wade (+6)
8 56500 Mervyn King
9 55500 Justin Pipe
10 55500 Phil Taylor
11 49750 Simon Whitlock
12 46500 Vincent van der Voort
13 45750 Adrian Lewis
14 43750 Kim Huybrechts (-8)
15 43250 Ian White (-5)

16 41250 Dave Chisnall
17 40500 Steve Beaton
18 40500 Terry Jenkins
19 40250 Stephen Bunting
20 35250 Andy Hamilton
21 34250 Dean Winstanley
22 32750 Jamie Caven (-4)
23 26500 Wes Newton
24 26250 Ronnie Baxter
25 25000 Andrew Gilding
26 22250 Kevin Painter
27 22000 Darren Webster
28 20750 Andy Smith
29 19750 Jelle Klaasen
30 18500 Benito van de Pas (+5)
31 18500 Jamie Lewis
32 18000 Richie Burnett (-3)
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33 17250 Raymond van Barneveld
34 16750 Christian Kist
35 16250 Paul Nicholson
36 15500 Mark Webster (-4)
37 15250 Ronny Huybrechts
38 13750 Wayne Jones
39 12500 Joe Cullen
40 12500 John Henderson


Players who will lose the most money from their PTOOM totals between the now and the cutoff for PC19.

20250 Brendan Dolan
20000 Kim Huybrechts
13500 Ian White
5500 Jamie Caven
5250 Andy Jenkins
5000 Ricky Evans
5000 Simon Whitlock
5000 Michael van Gerwen
4000 Gary Anderson
3500 Darren Webster
3500 Ronnie Baxter


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Re: Current OoM

Post by Justin Credible » Sun Jul 12, 2015 9:44 pm

Players who have gone up in the rankings are highlighted in red
Players shown in bold began the year with £0 on the Order of Merit

1 984750 Michael van Gerwen
2 583250 Phil Taylor
3 583000 Gary Anderson
4 379500 Adrian Lewis
5 364500 Peter Wright
6 300750 James Wade
7 243750 Dave Chisnall
8 238000 Robert Thornton (+2)
9 231250 Simon Whitlock (-1)
10 221000 Ian White (-1)
11 213000 Brendan Dolan
12 208500 Mervyn King
13 201250 Michael Smith
14 200250 Terry Jenkins
15 189250 Kim Huybrechts (+2)
16 188000 Justin Pipe
17 187750 Raymond van Barneveld (-2)
18 177000 Vincent van der Voort
19 168250 Stephen Bunting
20 152250 Andy Hamilton
21 145250 Wes Newton
22 142750 Steve Beaton
23 139750 Jamie Caven
24 124500 Jelle Klaasen (+1)
25 123500 Kevin Painter (-1)
26 105250 Dean Winstanley
27 96000 Andrew Gilding
28 91750 Ronnie Baxter
29 89250 Andy Smith
30 87250 Mark Webster
31 82750 Mensur Suljovic
32 78750 Benito van de Pas (+1)

33 78500 Paul Nicholson (-1)
34 76750 Darren Webster
35 69750 Jamie Lewis
36 65250 John Henderson (+1)
37 64250 Wayne Jones (-1)
38 60750 Ronny Huybrechts
39 56000 Stuart Kellett
40 52000 Christian Kist
41 50250 John Part
42 48750 Keegan Brown
43 47000 Daryl Gurney
44 43250 Mickey Mansell
44 43250 Kyle Anderson
46 42750 Joe Cullen (+1)
46 42750 Gerwyn Price
48 38250 David Pallett
49 33750 Ricky Evans
50 32500 Max Hopp
51 32250 Kevin McDine (+1)
52 32000 Rowby-John Rodriguez (+1)
53 31750 Cristo Reyes (-2)
54 30750 Jyhan Artut
55 27250 Colin Lloyd
56 26750 Mark Dudbridge
57 26250 Mark Walsh
58 23750 Ross Smith
59 23000 Joe Murnan
60 20750 Devon Petersen (+1)
60 20750 Dennis Smith
62 18000 Steve Brown
63 17500 John Bowles
64 16250 William O'Connor

65 15750 Connie Finnan
66 14750 James Wilson
66 14750 Arron Monk
68 14500 Alan Norris (+8)
69 13500 Jamie Bain (-1)
70 13250 Dirk van Duijvenbode (+3)
71 13000 Josh Payne (-2)
71 13000 Jeffrey de Zwaan (-2)
73 12500 Eddie Dootson (+1)
73 12500 Brian Woods (-2)
75 12250 Adam Hunt (-3)
76 11250 Mark Barilli (-1)
77 10750 Andy Parsons
77 10750 Jason Hogg
79 10500 Jan Dekker
80 10000 Tony Newell
81 9750 Colin Osborne
82 9000 Nathan Aspinall (+6)
82 9000 Steve Hine
84 8750 Andy Boulton (-1)
84 8750 Ben Ward (-1)
86 8500 Dimitri van den Bergh (+7)
86 8500 Terry Temple (-1)
88 8250 Andy Jenkins (-2)
88 8250 Gary Stone (-2)
90 8000 Nathan Derry (-2)
91 7750 Johnny Haines (+8)
91 7750 Mick Todd (-1)
93 7500 Kevin Thomas (-2)
94 7250 Tomas Seyler (+2)
94 7250 Jonny Clayton (-2)
96 7000 Darren Johnson (-3)
97 6500 Joey ten Berge (-2)
98 6250 Matt Padgett (-2)
99 6000 Pete Dyos (-1)
100 5750 Jamie Robinson (-1)
100 5750 Dave Ladley (-1)[/quote]
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Post by Surreys finest » Sun Jul 12, 2015 10:54 pm

Paul Nicholson is finally out of the top 32.
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Post by Justin Credible » Mon Jul 13, 2015 2:06 am

he wont be heading back into it for a while if ever
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