World Snooker Championship prize money 2023: How much do snooker players earn?
Your complete guide to the World Snooker Championship prize money in 2023 with huge sums up for grabs at the Crucible.
The World Snooker Championship draws to a close this weekend with four contenders gunning for the crown.
Mark Selby is the last remaining player to have tasted a victory in the final at The Crucible, but he is under immense pressure from the likes of Mark Allen to go all the way.
Chinese debutant Si Jiahui and Luca Brecel have reached uncharted territory for them and the coming days will be fascinating to watch unfold.
Beyond the glory of hoisting the World Snooker Championship trophy aloft, players are duelling for increasingly huge slices of the prize money pie.
The prize fund remains stable with a massive £500,000 cheque on offer for the ultimate champion at The Crucible in Sheffield.
Those already dispatched from the tournament will be compensated, but for those who remain, the stakes have become progressively higher.
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World Snooker Championship prize money 2023
The World Snooker Championship prize money figures have remained consistent with last year's tournament with plenty of cash prizes up for grabs.
- Winner: £500,000
- Runner-up: £200,000
- Semi-finalists: £100,00
- Quarter-finalists: £50,000
- Last 16: £30,000
- Last 32: £20,000
- Last 48: £15,000
- Last 80: £10,000
- Last 112: £5,000
- Highest break: £15,000
- Maximum break: £40,000
- Total: £2,395,000
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