the 2016/17 Prize Money Schedule

INDICATIVE PRIZE MONEY RANKINGS SCHEDULE 2016/2017 SEASON
Last 128
1-64 v
65-128
Last 64
Last 32
Last 16
QF
SF
Runner up
Winner
€0
£0
€700
£525
€1,400
£1,050
€3,000
£2,250
€6,000
£4,500
€15,000
£11,250
€25,000
£18,750
€50,000
£37,500
Indian Open
£0
£2,000
£3,000
£6,000
£9,000
£13,500
£25,000
£50,000
World Open
£0
£4,000
£6,500
£8,000
£12,500
£21,000
£40,000
£90,000
International Championship
£0
£4,000
£7,000
£12,000
£17,500
£30,000
£65,000
£125,000
Betway UK Championship
£0
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£22,500
£35,000
£75,000
£170,000
Riga Masters
€1.33: £1
German Masters
€1.33:£1
€0
£0
€2,000
£1,500
€4,000
£3,000
€5,000
£3,750
€10,000
£7,500
€20,000
£15,000
€35,000
£26,250
€80,000
£60,000
European Championship
€1.33:£1
€0
£0
€1,750
£1,312
€3,500
£2,625
€6,000
£4,500
€11,000
£8,250
€17,500
£13,125
€35,000
£26,250
€75,000
£56,250
English Open
£0
£2,500
£3,500
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£70,000
Irish Open
£0
£2,500
£3,500
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£70,000
Scottish Open
£0
£2,500
£3,500
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£70,000
Welsh Open
£0
£2,500
£3,500
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£70,000
China Open
£0
£4,000
£6,500
£8,000
£12,500
£21,000
£35,000
£85,000
Shoot Out
£0*
£500
£1,000
£2,000
£4,000
£8,000
£16,000
£32,000
Paul Hunter Classic
€1.33: £1
€0
£0
€700
£525
€1,200
£900
€2,300
£1,725
€4,000
£3,000
€6,000
£4,500
€12,000
£9,000
€25,000
£18,750
Gibraltar Open
€1.33: £1
€0
£0
€700
£525
€1,200
£900
€2,300
£1,725
€4,000
£3,000
€6,000
£4,500
€12,000
£9,000
€25,000
£18,750
Players Championship
n/a
n/a
n/a
£10,000
£15,000
£30,000
£50,000
£125,000
World Grand Prix
n/a
n/a
£5,000
£7,500
£12,500
£20,000
£40,000
£100,000
Last 16
QF
SF
Runner up
Winner
£8,000
£12,000
£19,500
£35,000
£85,000
Last 16
QF
SF
Runner up
Winner
£25,000
£37,500
£75,000
£160,000
£375,000
Shanghai Masters
Betfred World Snooker
Championship
seeded loser
seeded loser
Last 128
65 – 96 v
97 - 128
Last 96
33 – 64 v
32 quals
Last 64
Winners v
Each other
Last 48
17 – 32 v
16 quals
Last 32
1 – 16 v
16 quals
£0
£0
£500
£0
£2,000
£3,000
£0
£6,000
£0
Last 144
17-80 v
81-144
Last 80
Last 48
Last 32
1 – 16 v
16 quals
£0
£8,000
£12,000
£16,000
£0
*First round losers in the Shoot Out will receive £250 in prize money which will not count towards the prize money rankings
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The prize money ranking list will be calculated using a 2 year rolling points system. Please refer to the calendar for seeding cut off dates.
Standardised Conversion Rates: The above Sterling equivalents are based on the following standardised exchange rates set for the forthcoming 2016/17 season: £1 GBP = €1.333 EUR
Standardised Conversion Rates: The above Sterling equivalents are based on the following standardised exchange rates set for the 2015/16 season: £1 GBP = $2 AUS, £1 GBP = €1.333 EUR
Standardised Conversion Rates: The above Sterling equivalents are based on the following standardised exchange rates set for the 2014/15 season: £1 GBP = $1.8 AUS, £1 GBP = €1.2 EUR
Players losing their first match will receive prize money in full however this money will not count towards the prize money rankings other than in the World Grand Prix and Players
Championship. Players who qualify for the final stages of an event but do not subsequently attend that event, for whatever reason, will not receive any prize money, nor will they receive any
contribution towards the prize money rankings.
Players competing in any Pre Qualifier will be awarded the respective Round 1 (Last 128) losers prize money for losing in either the Last 128 round or the Pre-Qualifying round. No prize money will be
awarded for winning the Pre-qualifying round. Players who finished outside of the top 64 in the 2016/2017 season but regain a tour place by any means will start on zero prize money. Players starting on zero
prize money will be ranked in alphabetical order to determine a ranking.
At the end of the season players on equal prize money will be ranked according to the most prize money earned in the last season. Should this not determine positions, prize money in events working
backwards from the World Championship 2017 will be considered. Finally, if still equal, frames won in losing final match would be used from events working backwards from the World Championship 2017.
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