Halo World Championship 2026 | Tour Survival Blog
The 2026 Halo World Championship is set to get underway next Monday with its qualifying rounds as this season’s battle for tour survival reaches its conclusion in Sheffield.
Follow our live updates which track the key movements on the provisional one-year and two-year ranking lists as the tournament progresses.
Live Standings
The full two year breakdown can be found here, however below you can see only the players fighting for their main tour status, which will be updated with players being ‘struck out’ as the tournament progresses to show the current live position.
- Players in dark green are currently inside the top 64 provisionally and as it stands will remain on tour
- Players in blue are currently set to qualify through the one-year list
- Players in red are currently set to be relegated from the tour
- Players in purple are on the first-year of a two-year card
- Players in pink have qualified for the Crucible and gained a tour card
- Players with their names
struck throughare out of the World Championship
Latest in-running two-year list:
62nd – Ben Mertens – 101,450 (r48)
63rd – Jamie Jones – 98,400 (r48)
64th – Jordan Brown – 94,600 (r80)
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65th – Antoni Kowalski – 88,400 (r32)
66th – Mark Davis – 81,650 (r112)
67th – Sanderson Lam – 77,200 (r112)
68th – Allan Taylor – 77,100 (r80)
69th – Julien Leclercq – 73,450 (r80)
70th – Artemijs Zizins – 72,250 (r112)
71st – Robert Milkins – 71,500 (r112)
73rd – Wang Yuchen – 64,750 (r112)
74th – Duane Jones – 64,000 (r112)
75th – Gong Chenzhi – 63,600 (r112)
77th – Sunny Akani – 58,850 (N/A)
80th – Amir Sarkhosh – 55,650 (r112)
81st – Liam Davies – 54,700 (r112)
83rd – Bulcsu Revesz – 52,450 (r80)
84th – Graeme Dott – 51,800 (N/A)
85th – Robbie McGuigan – 49,200 (r80)
87th – Mitchell Mann – 47,600 (r144)
88th – Farakh Ajaib – 47,450 (r144)
89th – Cheung Ka Wai – 45,300 (r144)
94th – Huang Jiahao – 38,850 (r144)
96th – Haris Tahir – 36,600 (r144)
97th – Haydon Pinhey – 33,100 (r144)
101st – Chris Totten – 27,500 (r112)
104th – Bai Yulu – 24,000 (r112)
106th – Ken Doherty – 21,700 (r144)
115th – Hatem Yassen – 10,000 (r144)
117th – Jonas Luz – 9,000 (r144)
118th – Mohammed Shehab – 8,500 (N/A)
120th – Mink Nutcharut – 7,000 (r144)
125th – Kreishh Gurbaxani – 5,500 (r144)
127th – Lim Kok Leong – 3,000 (N/A)
129th – Cao Yupeng – 0 (N/A)
Latest in-running one-year list:
1 – Alfie Burden (A) – 56,000
2 – Antoni Kowalski – 48,200
3 – Julien Leclercq – 47,000
4 – Artemijs Zizins – 46,200
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5 – Allan Taylor – 44,000
6 – Robert Milkins – 33,800
7 – Sanderson Lam – 33,200
8 – Mitchell Mann – 31,100
9 – Farak Ajaib – 30,850
10 – Wang Yuchen – 30,250
11 – Robbie McGuigan – 29,700
12 – Amir Sarkhosh – 27,800
13 – Liam Davies – 27,600
14 – Bulcsu Revesz – 26,400
15 – Ashley Hugill (A) – 25,500
16 – Huang Jiahao – 24,850
17 – Mark Davis – 24,000
18 – Cheung Ka Wai – 23,700
19 – Umut Dikme (A) – 19,000
20 – Duane Jones – 17,500
21 – Haris Tahir – 16,600
22 – Wang Xinbo (A) – 14,500
23 – Bai Yulu – 14,000
24 – Sunny Akani – 13,950
25 – Gong Chenzhi – 13,600
26 – Ken Doherty – 13,100
27 – Haydon Pinhey – 13,000
28 – Jamie Clarke (A) – 12,500
29 – Patrick Whelan (A) – 12,000
30 – Peter Lines – 10,000
31 – Oliver Sykes (A) – 10,000
32 – Ashley Carty (A) – 8,000
33 – Chris Totten – 7,500
34 – Hatem Yassen – 7,500
35 – Mohammed Shehab – 6,000
36 – Mark Lloyd – 5,000
37 – Vladislav Gradinari – 5,000
38 – Prin Ratmukda – 5,000
39 – Jonas Luz – 5,000
40 – Mink Nutcharut – 1,000
41 – Kreishh Gurbaxani – 0
42 – Cao Yupeng – 0
43 – Graeme Dott – 0
44 – Lim Kok Leong – 0
List includes selected amateur players and excludes players who have already earned a two-year Tour card.
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