The prize fund has been revealed for the upcoming West-Fries Open and Masters which takes place this weekend.
The winner in the Open will take home €2500 with the runner up claiming €1100.
This prize fund goes all the way down to the Last 32 where players receive €25.
In the ladies, the winner gets what the runner up gets in the men’s tournament which is €1100.
In the Masters, the Men’s winner will get exactly the same with the prize fund not altered at all.
This goes for the ladies tournament as well which means both tournaments have equal footing.
View the full field for the tournament here.
West-Fries Open
Men's
Winner: €2500
Runner-up: €1100
Semi-Finalists: €500
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Last 16: €50
Last 32: €25
Ladies
Winner: €1100
Runner-up: €550
Semi-Finalists: €175
Quarter-Finalists: €75
Last 16: €30
Last 32: €20
West-Fries Masters
Men's
Winner: €2500
Runner-up: €1100
Semi-Finalists: €500
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Last 16: €50
Last 32: €25
Ladies
Winner: €1100
Runner-up: €550
Semi-Finalists: €175
Quarter-Finalists: €75
Last 16: €30
Last 32: €20
This prize fund goes all the way down to the Last 32 where players receive €25.
In the ladies, the winner gets what the runner up gets in the men’s tournament which is €1100.
In the Masters, the Men’s winner will get exactly the same with the prize fund not altered at all.
This goes for the ladies tournament as well which means both tournaments have equal footing.
View the full field for the tournament here.
West-Fries Open
Men's
Winner: €2500
Runner-up: €1100
Semi-Finalists: €500
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Last 16: €50
Last 32: €25
Ladies
Winner: €1100
Runner-up: €550
Semi-Finalists: €175
Quarter-Finalists: €75
Last 16: €30
Last 32: €20
West-Fries Masters
Men's
Winner: €2500
Runner-up: €1100
Semi-Finalists: €500
Quarter-Finalists: €100
Last 16: €50
Last 32: €25
Ladies
Winner: €1100
Runner-up: €550
Semi-Finalists: €175
Quarter-Finalists: €75
Last 16: €30
Last 32: €20
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