Record prize money at Turin ATP Finals: champion can earn $5,171,000

The season-ending ATP Finals in Turin will offer a record prize pool of $15.75 million, giving the world’s top eight players a chance to win exceptionally large payouts in addition to the title and ranking points.

All eight qualifiers will compete for the trophy and the maximum 1,500 ATP points available at the event. Financial rewards have been increased across every stage of the competition.

Players who complete all three round-robin matches will receive $338,000 just for appearing, while each round-robin win is worth an additional $405,000.

Big paydays for wins and unbeaten runs

Advancing to the final by winning a semi-final match brings a further $1,206,000, and victory in the final adds $2,412,000. The largest prize is reserved for a player who wins the title without a single loss: an unbeaten champion can collect $5,171,000 for five wins, a total that includes all event bonuses.

Even alternates who are called into action will receive a guaranteed $156,000. With both the prize money and the 1,500 ATP points on offer, the Turin Finals remain one of the most consequential tournaments of the calendar year.

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