World Rankings

After 2017 World Open


1	Mark Selby	1,303,725
2	Ding Junhui	655,950
3	John Higgins	585,600
4	Judd Trump	496,775
5	Shaun Murphy	433,625
6	Marco Fu	406,725
7	Barry Hawkins	387,975
8	Neil Robertson	375,125
9	Mark Allen	328,425
10	Ronnie O'Sullivan	316,750
11	Stuart Bingham	311,362
12	Luca Brecel	310,875
13	Ali Carter	308,925
14	Liang Wenbo	299,975
15	Kyren Wilson	294,400
16	Anthony McGill	252,250
17	Ryan Day	249,562
18	Mark Williams	246,250
19	David Gilbert	228,225
20	Stephen Maguire	212,850
21	Mark King	205,300
22	Martin Gould	201,075
23	Joe Perry	198,150
24	Ricky Walden	194,100
25	Michael Holt	176,100
26	Michael White	153,075
27	Anthony Hamilton	151,925
28	Graeme Dott	142,475
29	Ben Woollaston	140,525
30	Zhou Yuelong	137,300
31	Alan McManus	135,325
32	Tom Ford	128,225
33	Jimmy Robertson	122,762
34	Dominic Dale	121,800
35	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	116,675
36	Li Hang	115,675
37	Xiao Guodong	113,250
38	Robert Milkins	111,575
39	Mark Davis	111,525
40	Peter Ebdon	109,962
41	Fergal O'Brien	108,137
42	Matthew Selt	104,975
43	Mike Dunn	103,975
44	Jamie Jones	101,437
45	Rory McLeod	100,462
46	Mark Joyce	95,662
47	David Grace	92,825
48	Yu DeLu	92,775
49	Kurt Maflin	88,762
50	Sam Baird	88,125
51	Tian Pengfei	87,675
52	Stuart Carrington	87,450
53	Matthew Stevens	86,987
54	Andrew Higginson	86,875
55	Gary Wilson	80,337
56	Yan Bingtao	80,125
57	Jack Lisowski	77,212
58	Daniel Wells	75,362
59	Hossein Vafaei	75,125
60	Robbie Williams	74,500
61	Alfie Burden	73,525
62	Oliver Lines	72,562
63	Chris Wakelin	71,950
64	Noppon Saengkham	70,650
65	Scott Donaldson	59,525
66	Zhang Anda	56,500
67	John Astley	50,725
68	Lee Walker	46,825
69	Liam Highfield	45,825
70	Michael Georgiou	33,237
71	Mei Xiwen	32,212
72	Ken Doherty *	30,000
73	Hammad Miah	29,837
74	Elliot Slessor	28,362
75	Zhao Xintong	27,262
76	Mitchell Mann	26,525
77	Cao Yupeng	25,525
78	Sam Craigie	25,462
79	Ian Preece	23,600
80	James Wattana	23,500
81	Aditya Mehta	22,100
82	Jak Jones	19,462
83	Wang Yuchen	18,500
84	Craig Steadman	17,050
85	Fang Xiongman	16,150
86	Xu Si *	15,000
87	Alex Borg	14,600
88	Allan Taylor *	14,000
89	Thor Chuan Leong	11,900
90	Adam Duffy	11,362
91	Ian Burns *	11,000
92	Alexander Ursenbacher *	10,600
93	Chen Zhe	10,500
94	Josh Boileau	10,312
95	Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn	8,000
96	Christopher Keogan	6,050
97	Boonyarit Keattikun	6,000
98	Akani Songsermsawad *	6,000
99	Duane Jones *	6,000
100	Jamie Curtis-Barrett	5,100
101	Chen Zifan *	5,000
102	Paul Davison *	5,000
103	Gerard Greene *	5,000
104	Eden Sharav *	5,000
105	Martin O'Donnell *	4,600
106	Jimmy White *	4,000
107	Robin Hull *	4,000
108	Sean O'Sullivan *	4,000
109	Kurt Dunham	3,025
110	Nigel Bond *	2,600
111	Rod Lawler *	2,600
112	David John	2,337
113	Lukas Kleckers *	2,000
114	Soheil Vahedi *	2,000
115	Niu Zhuang *	2,000
116	Ashley Hugill *	2,000
117	Peter Lines *	1,725
118	Joe Swail *	1,000
119	Matthew Bolton *	0
120	Basem Eltahhan *	0
121	Chris Totten *	0
122	Li Yuan *	0
123	Lyu Haotian *	0
124	Yuan SiJun *	0
125	Hamza Akbar *	0
126	Billy Castle *	0
127	Zhang Yong *	0
128	Leo Fernandez	0
129	Rhys Clark *	0
130	Sanderson Lam *	0
131	Ross Muir *	0

* – This denotes a player who has a 2 year tour card covering the 2016/17 and 2017/18 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 appear 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.

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World Rankings

After 2017 World Open