Wuhan Open Snooker 2024 prize money: How much cash up for grabs in China?
THE world’s best snooker stars will be showcasing their talents at the Wuhan Open 2024 – with the winner in line for a huge sum of prize money.
World No 1 Judd Trump made history last year after becoming the first-ever player to lift the Wuhan title by beating Ali Carter 10-7 in a thrilling final.
And as a result, the English icon took home £140,000 for winning the showpiece match alone.
Trump will be hoping for another huge slice of the pie, but the likes of John Higgins and Kyren Wilson will be out to stop him.
However, British Open champion Mark Selby is out of the frame after being knocked out during qualification, while Ronnie O’Sullivan has withdrawn from the tournament.
Find out how much is in the prize pot below.
What is the Wuhan Open Snooker 2024 prize money?
The total prize pot for the second edition of the Wuhan Open Snooker is a staggering £700,000.
And the winner will take home the same amount as Judd Trump did in 2023.
There is also a cash reward for the player who secures the highest break by the end of the tournament.
- Winner: £140,000
- Runner-up: £63,000
- Semi-finals: £30,000
- Quarter-finals: £16,000
- Last 16: £12,000
- Last 32: £8,000
- Last 64: £4,500
- Highest break: £5,000
- Total prize fund: £700,000
Who are the seeded players at the Wuhan Open Snooker 2024?
SunSport has the entire schedule for the Wuhan Open Snooker 2024 which includes the results.
But here is a list of every seeded player who is participating in the tournament.
- Judd Trump (1)
- Kyren Wilson (2)
- Mark Allen (3)
- Shaun Murphy (7)
- Ding Junhui (8)
- Ali Carter (10)
- Gary Wilson (11)
- Zhang Anda (12)
- Jak Jones (14)
- Barry Hawkins (15)
- John Higgins (16)
- Robert Milkins (17)
- Ryan Day (18)
- Jack Lisowski (19)
- Si Jiahui (20)
- Hossein Vafaei (21)
- David Gilbert (22)
- Chris Wakelin (24)
- Noppon Saengkham (26)
- Neil Robertson (27)
- Anthony McGill (32)
What happened in the last snooker tournament?
Mark Selby lifted the British Open title.
Jester beat four-time champion John Higgins 10-5 in the final and took home the £100,000 jackpot.
Earlier in the tournament, Judd Trump made his 1,000th career century during his quarter-final loss to Mark Allen.