World Rankings
After 2023 Cazoo World Snooker Championship
1 | Ronnie O'Sullivan | 886,000 |
2 | Luca Brecel | 876,500 |
3 | Mark Allen | 860,500 |
4 | Judd Trump | 556,000 |
5 | Mark Selby | 549,500 |
6 | Neil Robertson | 542,000 |
7 | Shaun Murphy | 445,500 |
8 | Kyren Wilson | 427,000 |
9 | John Higgins | 398,500 |
10 | Mark Williams | 391,000 |
11 | Zhao Xintong | 387,500 |
12 | Ali Carter | 310,000 |
13 | Robert Milkins | 285,500 |
14 | Jack Lisowski | 279,000 |
15 | Gary Wilson | 260,000 |
16 | Ryan Day | 245,500 |
17 | Ding Junhui | 243,500 |
18 | Hossein Vafaei | 239,000 |
19 | Anthony McGill | 212,000 |
20 | Barry Hawkins | 206,500 |
21 | David Gilbert | 201,500 |
22 | Ricky Walden | 198,000 |
23 | Yan Bingtao | 197,000 |
24 | Tom Ford | 195,000 |
25 | Stuart Bingham | 191,000 |
26 | Jimmy Robertson | 176,000 |
27 | Zhou Yuelong | 167,500 |
28 | Joe Perry | 165,500 |
29 | Noppon Saengkham | 164,000 |
30 | Matthew Selt | 152,500 |
31 | Chris Wakelin | 149,500 |
32 | Stephen Maguire | 145,500 |
33 | Joe O'Connor | 141,000 |
34 | Fan Zhengyi | 138,000 |
35 | Pang Junxu | 133,500 |
36 | Si Jiahui * | 133,000 |
37 | Jak Jones | 127,000 |
38 | Jordan Brown | 111,000 |
39 | Anthony Hamilton | 109,500 |
40 | Thepchaiya Un-Nooh | 109,500 |
41 | Graeme Dott | 108,500 |
42 | Cao Yupeng | 105,500 |
43 | Xiao Guodong | 104,000 |
44 | Matthew Stevens | 99,500 |
45 | Jamie Jones | 98,000 |
46 | Ben Woollaston | 95,500 |
47 | Lyu Haotian | 95,500 |
48 | Jackson Page | 92,000 |
49 | Elliot Slessor | 91,500 |
50 | Robbie Williams | 90,000 |
51 | Wu Yize | 89,500 |
52 | Yuan SiJun | 88,500 |
53 | Sam Craigie | 88,500 |
54 | Scott Donaldson | 87,500 |
55 | Tian Pengfei | 84,500 |
56 | David Grace | 82,500 |
57 | Liam Highfield | 81,000 |
58 | Jamie Clarke | 78,500 |
59 | Andy Hicks | 77,000 |
60 | Zhang Anda | 76,500 |
61 | Oliver Lines | 74,500 |
62 | Martin Gould | 74,000 |
63 | Dominic Dale | 73,500 |
64 | Mark King | 67,000 |
65 | Lu Ning | 66,500 |
66 | Xu Si | 65,500 |
67 | Mark Joyce | 65,000 |
68 | Mark Davis | 57,000 |
69 | Hammad Miah | 55,000 |
70 | Stuart Carrington | 48,000 |
71 | Li Hang | 48,000 |
72 | Wenbo Liang | 48,000 |
73 | Peter Lines | 45,500 |
74 | Ian Burns | 42,000 |
75 | Jimmy White | 40,000 |
76 | Mitchell Mann | 40,000 |
77 | Louis Heathcote | 37,000 |
78 | Michael White * | 34,500 |
79 | Ashley Hugill * | 33,500 |
80 | Julien Leclercq * | 33,500 |
81 | Lei Peifan | 33,500 |
82 | David Lilley * | 33,000 |
83 | John Astley * | 33,000 |
84 | Barry Pinches | 31,000 |
85 | Duane Jones | 30,500 |
86 | Andrew Pagett | 30,000 |
87 | Alexander Ursenbacher | 30,000 |
88 | Chang Bingyu | 30,000 |
89 | Fraser Patrick | 28,500 |
90 | Craig Steadman | 27,500 |
91 | James Cahill * | 27,000 |
92 | Gerard Greene | 27,000 |
93 | Zhang Jiankang | 27,000 |
94 | Ben Mertens * | 26,000 |
95 | Aaron Hill * | 26,000 |
96 | Dylan Emery * | 24,500 |
97 | Sanderson Lam * | 24,000 |
98 | Ken Doherty * | 23,500 |
99 | Alfie Burden | 23,500 |
100 | Lukas Kleckers * | 23,500 |
101 | Zak Surety * | 18,500 |
102 | Michael Judge | 17,500 |
103 | Dean Young | 16,000 |
104 | Chen Zifan | 16,000 |
105 | Andy Lee * | 15,500 |
106 | Sean O'Sullivan * | 15,000 |
107 | Jamie O'Neill | 14,500 |
108 | Allan Taylor * | 14,000 |
109 | Marco Fu | 14,000 |
110 | Muhammad Asif * | 11,500 |
111 | Asjad Iqbal * | 11,000 |
112 | Rod Lawler * | 10,500 |
113 | Andres Petrov * | 10,500 |
114 | Dechawat Poomjaeng * | 10,000 |
115 | Yisong Peng * | 10,000 |
116 | Adam Duffy * | 8,500 |
117 | On Yee Ng | 8,500 |
118 | Ryan Thomerson * | 7,000 |
119 | Mohamed Ibrahim * | 5,500 |
120 | Oliver Brown * | 5,500 |
121 | Anton Kazakov * | 5,000 |
122 | Himanshu Jain * | 5,000 |
123 | Fergal O'Brien * | 3,500 |
124 | Mink Nutcharut * | 3,000 |
125 | Jenson Kendrick * | 1,000 |
126 | Reanne Evans | 500 |
127 | Victor Sarkis * | 500 |
128 | Stephen Hendry * | £0 |
129 | Rebecca Kenna * | £0 |
130 | Bai Langning * | £0 |
Where prize money is won without a player winning a match in a tournament, NONE of that prize money will count towards these prize money rankings save for the World Grand Prix, Players Championship and Tour Championship.
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.
WST Seeding – Count Back: Players on equal prize money will be seeded based on the best performance (stage/round reached through winning a match) working backwards from the most recent ranking event. If still equal, frames won when losing will determine their position, working backwards from the most recent ranking event. For the purposes of count back, competing in an event and losing is treated as a better performance than not entering or competing in an event.
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