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2017 Snooker World Cup Opening Ceremony

World Rankings

After 2017 Kaspersky Riga Masters

     
1 Mark Selby 1,297,525
2 John Higgins 563,000
3 Judd Trump 536,275
4 Ding Junhui 510,950
5 Marco Fu 393,625
6 Barry Hawkins 377,500
7 Neil Robertson 359,125
8 Shaun Murphy 355,625
9 Stuart Bingham 313,862
10 Mark Allen 305,925
11 Kyren Wilson 305,400
12 Liang Wenbo 302,500
13 Ali Carter 301,675
14 Ronnie O'Sullivan 298,750
15 Ryan Day 244,087
16 Mark Williams 225,250
17 Martin Gould 210,975
18 Anthony McGill 205,250
19 Stephen Maguire 202,375
20 David Gilbert 195,125
21 Mark King 191,575
22 Joe Perry 187,175
23 Ricky Walden 186,500
24 Michael Holt 177,600
25 Anthony Hamilton 142,925
26 Michael White 135,100
27 Luca Brecel 133,175
28 Ben Woollaston 127,025
29 Alan McManus 126,850
30 Graeme Dott 123,375
31 Zhou Yuelong 119,325
32 Dominic Dale 116,325
33 Tom Ford 114,500
34 Mark Davis 111,250
35 Robert Milkins 110,575
36 Jamie Jones 109,462
37 Matthew Selt 107,000
38 Jimmy Robertson 106,487
39 Xiao Guodong 102,775
40 Peter Ebdon 99,487
41 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 97,675
42 Rory McLeod 95,962
43 Mike Dunn 93,500
44 David Grace 93,475
45 Fergal O'Brien 91,537
46 Mark Joyce 89,662
47 Stuart Carrington 85,450
48 Andrew Higginson 84,675
49 Yu DeLu 84,175
50 Sam Baird 80,025
51 Tian Pengfei 79,575
52 Robbie Williams 78,125
53 Kurt Maflin 77,687
54 Jack Lisowski 77,637
55 Matthew Stevens 72,887
56 Yan Bingtao 71,125
57 Gary Wilson 69,337
58 Li Hang 68,075
59 Hossein Vafaei 67,625
60 Oliver Lines 65,062
61 Alfie Burden 63,825
62 Daniel Wells 63,512
63 Noppon Saengkham 62,050
64 Chris Wakelin 60,750
65 Scott Donaldson 59,525
66 Zhang Anda 42,500
67 John Astley 41,125
68 Liam Highfield 35,225
69 Lee Walker 34,825
70 Mei Xiwen 32,212
71 Hammad Miah 27,837
72 Michael Georgiou 24,237
73 Zhao Xintong 23,537
74 James Wattana 23,500
75 Mitchell Mann 22,025
76 Sam Craigie 20,862
77 Jak Jones 18,862
78 Aditya Mehta 17,500
79 Ian Preece 17,000
80 Wang Yuchen 16,500
81 Craig Steadman 16,050
82 Fang Xiongman 15,550
83 Ken Doherty * 15,000
84 Alex Borg 14,000
85 Thor Chuan Leong 11,900
86 Elliot Slessor 10,362
87 Adam Duffy 9,362
88 Josh Boileau 8,312
89 Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn 8,000
90 Cao Yupeng 7,525
91 Christopher Keogan 6,050
92 Jamie Curtis-Barrett 4,500
93 Boonyarit Keattikun 4,000
94 Jimmy White * 4,000
95 Paul Davison * 4,000
96 Chen Zhe 3,500
97 Kurt Dunham 3,025
98 David John 2,337
99 Alexander Ursenbacher * 2,000
100 Lukas Kleckers * 2,000
101 Robin Hull * 2,000
102 Nigel Bond * 2,000
103 Gerard Greene * 1,000
104 Eden Sharav * 1,000
105 Chen Zifan * 1,000
106 Matthew Bolton * 0
107 Basem Eltahhan * 0
108 Soheil Vahedi * 0
109 Akani Songsermsawad * 0
110 Chris Totten * 0
111 Xu Si * 0
112 Li Yuan * 0
113 Lyu Haotian * 0
114 Niu Zhuang * 0
115 Yuan SiJun * 0
116 Hamza Akbar * 0
117 Billy Castle * 0
118 Zhang Yong * 0
119 Leo Fernandez 0
120 Rod Lawler * 0
121 Ian Burns * 0
122 Ashley Hugill * 0
123 Rhys Clark * 0
124 Duane Jones * 0
125 Sanderson Lam * 0
126 Sean O'Sullivan * 0
127 Ross Muir * 0
128 Martin O'Donnell * 0
129 Peter Lines * 0
130 Allan Taylor * 0
131 Joe Swail * 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.

For a full explanation of how the rankings work, click here

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