This year's World Matchplay is scheduled from July 15 to 23. A total of 800,000 pounds in prize money is up for grabs during this prestigious event.
All 32 participants in the World Matchplay are guaranteed a minimum of £10,000 in prize money, which is equal to the amount paid out in the event of a first-round defeat.
A win in the first round earns £15,000 anyway. The quarterfinalists will receive £30,000 and the losers from the semifinals will earn £50,000.
The finalists earn £100,000 anyway, while the winner even goes home with a £200,000 check as well as the Phil Taylor Trophy.
Prize money breakdown at World Matchplay 2023
Result - Prize money (total £800,000)
Winner: £200,000
Losing finalist: £100,000
Semi-finalists: £50,000
Quarter-finalists: £30,000
Losers second round: £15,000
Losers first round: £10,000
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