And here's the second year guys. Sedlacek unsurprisingly tops the list, then we've got known good players in Hopp and Kist in the top three. Bissell has made a great start to the year, bot in terms of numbers and then results as well (and he's just made another Euro Tour today as well), so with a bit of luck, maybe he can pull something together and save his card. He's probably left too much to do I'd think, but one or two good runs and who knows? He's not THAT far off the Grand Prix spots and the PC Finals is looking decent so far. There's then a clutch of players who made the worlds last year and are doing fine so far, if they can get in again then who knows, maybe they can push up to the next post. Brooks being so far down is a real surprise. He looked so incredibly good for the vast majority of 2025, but the form seems to have collapsed and what was looking like a pretty safe card retention is now in no way certain. From him down it's the same as the first, about half the list being players who are more or less just making up the numbers, there's been some that are scoring OK but not getting results, and some that have got the odd result but not really done anything fantastically statistically, but not doing the two combined obviously. Much like the first, this shows more or less what we expect it to.
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