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Croatia Open Prize Money

2022 Breakdown & Historicals

By Jon Crim
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Sitting on the northwest corner of the Istrian peninsula, Umag is a beautiful coastal city that’s home to the Croatia Open, an ATP 250 tennis tournament that runs annually in July. The event’s prize money for 2022 is €534,555, equating to $542,140 and £449,530.

Previously the Yugoslavia Open, when it first started in 1990, the clay court tournament transitioned to the Croatia Open in 1992, and it remains the country’s oldest tennis event. The ITC Stella Maris tennis center court is named after Goran Ivanišević.

This year, the tournament will reward the singles champion with €81,310, while the runner-up will take home €47,430. These figures represent 98% and 61% increases in prize money over the prior year.

The doubles champions will earn €28,250 for their efforts, while the runner-up pair will make nearly half of that at €15,110, which are sizeable 84% and 37% increases.

The tables in the following sections outline a complete breakdown of prize money at the 2022 Croatia Open, along with historical data for reference and comparison.

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2022 Full Breakdown

The Croatia Open holds a singles and doubles event, with 80% of prize money going to the former and 20% to the latter. A typical split for ATP tournaments worldwide.

In the following tables, I break prize money down further by round, where a player’s earnings increase as the tournament progresses. You can scroll left or right to view historical data.

I’ve also converted prize money to US dollars and Sterling Pound, which I calculate using the prior year’s exchange rate on the day of the final for a close approximation of value.

Singles

Euro

Euro2022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007
Winner€81,310€41,145–€90,390€89,435€85,945€82,450€80,000€77,315€74,000€64,700€72,600€72,150€71,700€54,250€55,820
Runner-up€47,430€29,500–€48,870€47,105€45,265€43,430€42,100€40,720€39,000€34,080€38,200€37,900€37,700€28,750€30,000
Semifinal€27,885€21,000–€26,990€25,515€24,520€23,525€22,800€22,060€21,130€18,460€20,700€20,500€20,000€16,000€16,700
Quarterfinal€16,160€14,000–€15,335€14,535€13,970€13,400€12,990€12,565€12,040€10,515€11,800€11,740€10,850€9,000€9,300
Round 2€9,380€9,000–€8,815€8,565€8,230€7,900€7,655€7,405€7,100€6,200€6,940€6,910€6,400€5,400€5,500
Round 1€5,730€5,415–€5,285€5,075€4,875€4,680€4,535€4,385€4,200€3,670€4,120€4,100€3,850€3,075€3,250
Qualies Round 2€2,870€2,645–€2,555€2,285€2,195€2,105€730€710€675€590€670€650€500€500€425
Qualies Roud 1€1,565€1,375–€1,280€1,145€1,100€1,055€350€340€325€285€320€315–––

US Dollars

Please note that all historical data for the Croatia Open prize money in US dollars considers exchange rates on the day of the final for the years listed.

US Dollar2022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007
Winner$82,962$48,573–$101,400$100,328$96,413$92,492$89,744$86,732$83,013$72,580$81,443$80,938$80,433$60,858$62,619
Runner-up$48,394$34,826–$54,822$52,842$50,778$48,720$47,228$45,680$43,750$38,231$42,853$42,516$42,292$32,252$33,654
Semifinal$28,452$24,791–$30,277$28,623$27,507$26,390$25,577$24,747$23,704$20,708$23,221$22,997$22,436$17,949$18,734
Quarterfinal$16,488$16,528–$17,203$16,305$15,672$15,032$14,572$14,095$13,506$11,796$13,237$13,170$12,172$10,096$10,433
Round 2$9,571$10,625–$9,889$9,608$9,232$8,862$8,587$8,307$7,965$6,955$7,785$7,752$7,180$6,058$6,170
Round 1$5,846$6,393–$5,929$5,693$5,469$5,250$5,087$4,919$4,712$4,117$4,622$4,599$4,319$3,450$3,646
Qualies Round 2$2,928$3,123–$2,866$2,563$2,462$2,361$819$796$757$662$752$729$561$561$477
Qualies Roud 1$1,597$1,623–$1,436$1,284$1,234$1,183$393$381$365$320$359$353–––

British Sterling Pound

Please note that all historical data for the Croatia Open prize money in British sterling pounds considers exchange rates on the day of the final for the years listed.

Sterling Pound2022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007
Winner£69,211£35,287–£81,039£80,183£77,054£73,920£71,724£69,317£66,345£58,007£65,089£64,686£64,282£48,638£50,045
Runner-up£40,372£25,300–£43,814£42,232£40,582£38,937£37,745£36,507£34,965£30,554£34,248£33,979£33,800£25,776£26,896
Semifinal£23,736£18,010–£24,198£22,875£21,983£21,091£20,441£19,778£18,944£16,550£18,559£18,379£17,931£14,345£14,972
Quarterfinal£13,755£12,007–£13,749£13,031£12,525£12,014£11,646£11,265£10,794£9,427£10,579£10,525£9,728£8,069£8,338
Round 2£7,984£7,719–£7,903£7,679£7,379£7,083£6,863£6,639£6,365£5,559£6,222£6,195£5,738£4,841£4,931
Round 1£4,877£4,644–£4,738£4,550£4,371£4,196£4,066£3,931£3,765£3,290£3,694£3,676£3,452£2,757£2,914
Qualies Round 2£2,443£2,268–£2,291£2,049£1,968£1,887£654£637£605£529£601£583£448£448£381
Qualies Roud 1£1,332£1,179–£1,148£1,027£986£946£314£305£291£256£287£282–––

Doubles (Per Pair)

2022EuroSterling PoundUS Dollar
Winner€28,250€28,824$24,048
Runner-up€15,110€15,417$12,862
Semifinal€8,860€9,040$7,542
Quarterfinal€4,950€5,051$4,214
Round 1€2,920€2,979$2,486

Prize Money by Year

Every year, prize money changes at the Swiss Open. Although many fans expect it to go up yearly, it drops periodically. For example, in 2021, prize money dropped 20% due to the pandemic and limited crowd capacity to help keep fans at a safe distance from each other.

Ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandise, and concessions represent the lion’s share of the tournament’s revenue. In a year like 2021, when ticket sales dropped, it’s not surprising that prize money declined accordingly.

The following table outlines the yearly prize money offered at the Swiss Open since 2000, which has seen several increases in recent years leading up to the pandemic.

YearCroatia Open Total Prize Money% Change
2022$534,55527%
2021$419,470-20%
2020Canceled–
2019$524,3405%
2018$501,3454%
2017$482,0604%
2016$463,5206%
2015$439,4053%
2014$426,6054%
2013$410,20014%
2012$358,425-10%
2011$398,2500%
2010$398,2500%
2009€398,2500%
2008€398,2502%
2007€391,0004%
2006€375,0000%
2005€375,0000%
2004€375,0000%
2003€375,0005%
2002€356,000-5%
2001€375,0000%
2000€375,000–

Please note that all data is in euros.

FAQs

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

How much does the winner earn at the Croatia Open?

For 2022, the winner at the Croatia Open will take home €81,310, which translates to $82,564 and £69,054.

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

For 2022, the runner-up at the Croatia Open will take home €47,430, which translates to $48,161 and £40,280.

Why did prize money at the Croatia Open go down in 2021?

The pandemic shut down sporting events worldwide in 2020, including the Croatia Open. As things improved in 2021, organizers held the event with limited capacity, but with less revenue coming in, prize money declined.

Is the Croatian Open’s prize money taxed?

Yes. The Croatian government taxes all player earnings at the Croatia Open, reaching as high as 30%.

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