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An Arial View of the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex at the Qatar Open in Doha

Qatar Open Prize Money

2023 Breakdown & Historicals

By Jon Crim
Image Credit: Qatar Open

The Qatar Open is an ATP 250 tennis tournament held annually at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex in Doha, Qatar, which features 24 courts and a stadium with a 7,000-seat capacity.

It’s one of only two ATP events held in the middle east, the other being the Dubai Championships, which first started in 1993. As of 2023, Roger Federer has the record for the most titles here, with three.

For 2023, the tournament is offering total prize money of $1,377,025, the largest in its history, which equates to €1,305,433 and £1,152,638 for a 29% bump compared to last year.

The Qatar Open’s winner will walk away with a check for $209,445, which translates to €198,555 and £175,318, while the runner-up will pocket $122,175, or €115,823 and £102,267, respectively.

In doubles, the team crowned as champions will split $72,780, which equates to €68,992 and £60,913, while their competitors will pocket roughly half that at $38,940, or €36,913 and £32,591.

In the following sections, I’ve provided an overview and detailed breakdown of the Qatar Open’s prize money for quick reference and comparison.

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2023 Full Breakdown

Prize money at the Qatar Open skews heavily toward the singles event as it does for all ATP tournaments, which captures roughly 80% of funds, while the remaining 20% organizers set aside for doubles.

However, if we look closer at each round within the singles and doubles events, players’ earnings substantially increase as they progress through the tournament. For context, the singles winner earns 14 times more than a player who exits in the first round.

In the following table, I’ve summarized the Qatar Open’s 2023 prize money by round for both events. I’ve also converted it to euros and sterling pounds, which I calculate using the current exchange rate.

Singles – Dollar

US Dollar 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner $209,445 $114,875 $227,930 $227,930 $219,755 $218,180 $209,665 $201,165 $195,000 $195,000 $180,600 $175,380 $175,380 $185,850 $183,000 $183,000 $142,000
Runner-up $122,175 $80,410 $126,160 $126,160 $118,320 $114,900 $110,420 $105,940 $102,675 $102,675 $95,130 $92,360 $92,360 $97,350 $96,250 $96,250 $83,600
Semifinal $71,830 $53,255 $71,030 $71,030 $64,975 $62,240 $59,810 $57,380 $55,615 $55,615 $51,530 $50,030 $50,030 $52,520 $50,900 $50,900 $49,000
Quarterfinal $41,615 $35,510 $40,425 $40,425 $36,670 $35,460 $34,080 $32,700 $31,690 $31,690 $29,360 $28,500 $28,500 $30,090 $27,650 $27,650 $29,000
Round 2 $24,165 $22,975 $23,190 $23,190 $20,655 $20,895 $20,080 $19,265 $18,670 $18,670 $17,300 $16,795 $16,795 $17,670 $16,400 $16,400 $17,000
Round 1 $14,770 $12,530 $13,560 $13,560 $12,110 $12,380 $11,895 $11,415 $11,060 $11,060 $10,250 $9,950 $9,950 $10,480 $9,750 $9,750 $10,000
Qualies Round 2 $7,385 $6,265 $6,625 $6,625 $6,310 $5,570 $5,355 $5,355 $1,880 $1,880 $1,745 $1,690 $1,705 $1,650 $1,650 $1,230 $1,070
Qualies Round 1 $4,030 $3,130 $3,445 $3,445 $3,170 $2,785 $2,675 $2,675 $900 $900 $835 $810 $820 $795 $795 $615 $630

Singles – Euro

Euro 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner €196,782 €101,209 $173,723 €204,257 €192,869 €191,487 €184,014 €176,553 €171,143 €171,143 €158,504 €153,923 €153,923 €163,112 €160,611 €160,611 €124,627
Runner-up €114,788 €70,844 $96,156 €113,057 €103,844 €100,843 €96,911 €92,979 €90,113 €90,113 €83,491 €81,060 €81,060 €85,440 €84,474 €84,474 €73,372
Semifinal €67,487 €46,919 $54,137 €63,653 €57,026 €54,625 €52,493 €50,360 €48,811 €48,811 €45,226 €43,909 €43,909 €46,094 €44,673 €44,673 €43,005
Quarterfinal €39,099 €31,286 $30,811 €36,226 €32,184 €31,122 €29,910 €28,699 €27,813 €27,813 €25,768 €25,013 €25,013 €26,409 €24,267 €24,267 €25,452
Round 2 €22,704 €20,242 $17,675 €20,781 €18,128 €18,339 €17,623 €16,908 €16,386 €16,386 €15,183 €14,740 €14,740 €15,508 €14,394 €14,394 €14,920
Round 1 €13,877 €11,039 $10,335 €12,152 €10,628 €10,865 €10,440 €10,018 €9,707 €9,707 €8,996 €8,733 €8,733 €9,198 €8,557 €8,557 €8,777
Qualies Round 2 €6,939 €5,520 $5,049 €5,937 €5,538 €4,889 €4,700 €4,700 €1,650 €1,650 €1,532 €1,483 €1,496 €1,448 €1,448 €1,080 €939
Qualies Round 1 €3,786 €2,758 $2,626 €3,087 €2,782 €2,444 €2,348 €2,348 €790 €790 €733 €711 €720 €698 €698 €540 €553

Singles – British Sterling Pound

Sterling Pound 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Winner £175,352 £84,687 $204,257 £173,723 £172,641 £171,404 £164,714 £158,037 £153,193 £153,193 £141,881 £137,780 £137,780 £146,005 £143,766 £143,766 £111,556
Runner-up £102,288 £59,279 $113,057 £96,156 £92,953 £90,266 £86,747 £83,227 £80,662 £80,662 £74,735 £72,559 £72,559 £76,479 £75,615 £75,615 £65,677
Semifinal £60,138 £39,260 $63,653 £54,137 £51,045 £48,896 £46,987 £45,078 £43,692 £43,692 £40,482 £39,304 £39,304 £41,260 £39,987 £39,987 £38,495
Quarterfinal £34,841 £26,178 $36,226 £30,811 £28,808 £27,858 £26,774 £25,689 £24,896 £24,896 £23,065 £22,390 £22,390 £23,639 £21,722 £21,722 £22,783
Round 2 £20,231 £16,937 $20,781 £17,675 £16,227 £16,415 £15,775 £15,135 £14,667 £14,667 £13,591 £13,194 £13,194 £13,882 £12,884 £12,884 £13,355
Round 1 £12,366 £9,237 $12,152 £10,335 £9,514 £9,726 £9,345 £8,968 £8,689 £8,689 £8,052 £7,817 £7,817 £8,233 £7,660 £7,660 £7,856
Qualies Round 2 £6,183 £4,619 $5,937 £5,049 £4,957 £4,376 £4,207 £4,207 £1,477 £1,477 £1,371 £1,328 £1,339 £1,296 £1,296 £966 £841
Qualies Round 1 £3,374 £2,307 $3,087 £2,626 £2,490 £2,188 £2,102 £2,102 £707 £707 £656 £636 £644 £625 £625 £483 £495

Doubles (Per Pair)

2023 US Dollar Euro Sterling Pound
Winner $72,780 €60,923 £68,384
Runner-up $38,940 €32,596 £36,588
Semifinal $22,820 €19,102 £21,442
Quarterfinal $12,750 €10,673 £11,980
Round 1 $7,520 €6,295 £7,066

Prize Money by Year

Every year, prize money at the Qatar Open fluctuates, influenced by the tournament’s success. Factors, including ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandise, and concessions, impact the tournament’s revenues, which trickles down to prize money and available resources to fund the purse.

For example, in 2021, prize money dropped by 21% due to the pandemic and fan restrictions that limited ticket sales.

The following table outlines the yearly prize money for the Qatar Open since 2000. Compared to 2023, the tournament’s prize money has grown 41%, which although not massive, is respectable for its level.

Year Prize Money % Change
2023 $1,377,025 29%
2022 $1,071,030 2%
2021 $1,050,570 -21%
2020 $1,325,000 1%
2019 $1,313,215 2%
2018 $1,286,675 4%
2017 $1,237,190 4%
2016 $1,189,605 5%
2015 $1,129,815 3%
2014 $1,096,910 4%
2013 $1,054,720 3%
2012 $1,024,000 0%
2011 $1,024,000 0%
2010 $1,024,000 0%
2009 $1,024,000 0%
2008 $1,024,000 5%
2007 $975,000 0%
2006 $975,000 0%
2005 $975,000 0%
2004 $975,000 0%
2003 $975,000 0%
2002 $975,000 0%
2001 975000 0%
2000 975000 –

Please note that all data is in US dollars.

FAQs

Here are a few frequently asked questions about the Qatar Open’s prize money from fans and attendees.

How much does the winner earn at the Qatar Open?

For 2023, the winner at the Qatar Open will take home $209,445, which translates to €198,555 and £175,318.

How much does the runner-up earn at the Qatar Open?

For 2023, the ATP runner-up at the Qatar Open will take home $122,175, which translates to €115,823 and £102,267.

Is the Qatar Open’s prize money taxed?

No. Qatar does not have a personal income tax. However, players may be required to pay local taxes in their country of residence.

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