Brisbane International Prize Money 2020

Played at the Queensland Tennis Centre, the Brisbane International is now solely a WTA Premier event after the ATP Cup replaced the Brisbane and Sydney ATP events.

The tournament is extremely popular with fans in the Brisbane area and it's also the tournament where Roger Federer claimed his 1000th match win.

How the tournament performs as a standalone WTA tournament is anyone's guess but with Tennis Australia helping bankroll these events the total prize money on offer for 2020 is a hefty $1,434,900 which is 59.8% up on last year.

As a WTA Premier event, the champion this year will walk away with $266,000 which is a 41.3% rise when compared to 2019. The runner up will receive an equally impressive $142,000 which is a similar 41.2% increase.

It's not just good money for those who make the latter stages either with first-round losers bagging $12,000 and even those who bow in the first round of qualifying take home $1,900 which is 78.4% up on last year.

You can see a full breakdown of the WTA Brisbane International 2020 prize money below, % changes and history from previous seasons dating back to 2009.

Further down the page, you can also see the historical data for the now-defunct ATP event which was last held in 2019.

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1 Prize Money Breakdown for WTA Brisbane International 2020

2 WTA Brisbane International Total Money History Since 2009

3 Historical WTAP Brisbane International Prize Money Breakdown From 2009 to 2019

4 ATP Brisbane International Total Money History Since 2009

5 Historical ATP Brisbane International Prize Money Breakdown From 2009 to 2019

Prize Money Breakdown for WTA Brisbane International 2020

The table below gives you a full break down for the WTA prize money in Brisbane this year.

The US dollar amounts have also been converted into GBP and Euros to give a comparison for European readers. The exchange rate shown is the mid-market exchange rate on the day of the final when the tournament is complete. You can also see the % Change from prize money offered last year.

2020	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2019
Winner	$266,000	£202,739	€238,373	41.3%
Runner-up	$142,000	£108,229	€127,252	41.2%
Semifinal	$75,050	£57,201	€67,255	39.8%
Quarterfinal	$40,600	£30,944	€36,383	71.4%
Round 2	$22,050	£16,806	€19,760	73.6%
Round 1	$12,000	£9,146	€10,754	72.9%
Q3	$6,500	£4,954	€5,825	79.3%
Q2	$3,400	£2,591	€3,047	76.6%
Q1	$1,900	£1,448	€1,703	78.4%

WTA Brisbane International Total Money History Since 2009

Year	WTA Brisbane Total Prize Money	% Change
2020	$1,458,900	59.8%
2019	$912,840	0.5%
2018	$908,326	0.5%
2017	$903,513	0.5%
2016	$898,674	0.5%
2015	$894,053	0.5%
2014	$889,642	0.2%
2013	$887,498	51.4%
2012	$586,300	198.0%
2011	$196,750	0.0%
2010	$196,750	0.0%
2009	$196,750

Historical WTAP Brisbane International Prize Money Breakdown From 2009 to 2019

Conversions to GBP and Euro are based on the closing exchange price on the day of the final that year. So, for example, USD to Euro at the close of play Sunday 7th January 2018.

2019

2019	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2018
Winner	$188,280	£147,998	€165,213	-1.3%
Runner-up	$100,580	£79,061	€88,257	-0.9%
Semifinal	$53,665	£42,184	€47,090	-1.0%
Quarterfinal	$23,685	£18,618	€20,783	1.8%
Round 2	$12,705	£9,987	€11,148	1.8%
Round 1	$6,940	£5,455	€6,090	1.9%
Q3	$3,625	£2,849	€3,181	1.8%
Q2	$1,925	£1,513	€1,689	1.9%
Q1	$1,065	£837	€935	1.4%

2018

2018	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2017
Winner	$190,732	£149,925	€167,364	-0.4%
Runner-up	$101,475	£79,765	€89,043	-1.4%
Semifinal	$54,200	£42,604	€47,560	-1.1%
Quarterfinal	$23,265	£18,288	€20,415	1.7%
Round 2	$12,477	£9,808	€10,948	1.5%
Round 1	$6,813	£5,355	€5,978	1.6%
Q3	$3,560	£2,798	€3,124	1.9%
Q2	$1,890	£1,486	€1,658	1.5%
Q1	$1,050	£825	€921	0.7%

2017

2017	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2016
Winner	$191,418	£150,465	€167,966	-0.9%
Runner-up	$102,887	£80,875	€90,282	-0.9%
Semifinal	$54,793	£43,070	€48,080	-0.9%
Quarterfinal	$22,877	£17,983	€20,074	1.8%
Round 2	$12,289	£9,660	€10,783	1.8%
Round 1	$6,703	£5,269	€5,882	1.8%
Q3	$3,494	£2,746	€3,066	1.7%
Q2	$1,862	£1,464	€1,634	1.7%
Q1	$1,043	£820	€915	1.8%

2016

2016	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2015
Winner	$193,210	£151,873	€169,539	-0.9%
Runner-up	$103,850	£81,632	€91,127	-0.2%
Semifinal	$55,306	£43,473	€48,530	-0.9%
Quarterfinal	$22,483	£17,673	€19,728	1.5%
Round 2	$12,077	£9,493	€10,597	1.7%
Round 1	$6,587	£5,178	€5,780	1.7%
Q3	$3,435	£2,700	€3,014	1.6%
Q2	$1,830	£1,438	€1,606	1.7%
Q1	$1,025	£806	€899	0.5%

2015

2015	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2014
Winner	$195,026	£153,301	€171,132	-0.8%
Runner-up	$104,014	£81,760	€91,271	-0.8%
Semifinal	$55,827	£43,883	€48,987	-0.8%
Quarterfinal	$22,141	£17,404	€19,428	1.7%
Round 2	$11,874	£9,334	€10,419	1.7%
Round 1	$6,477	£5,091	€5,683	1.7%
Q3	$3,381	£2,658	€2,967	1.6%
Q2	$1,799	£1,414	€1,579	1.6%
Q1	$1,020	£802	€895	1.7%

2014

2014	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2013
Winner	$196,670	£154,593	€172,575	20.7%
Runner-up	$104,890	£82,449	€92,039	20.5%
Semifinal	$56,298	£44,253	€49,401	21.1%
Quarterfinal	$21,780	£17,120	€19,112	-12.7%
Round 2	$11,681	£9,182	€10,250	-12.8%
Round 1	$6,371	£5,008	€5,590	-12.7%
Q3	$3,327	£2,615	€2,919	-12.7%
Q2	$1,770	£1,391	€1,553	-12.7%
Q1	$1,003	£788	€880	-11.6%

2013

2013	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2012
Winner	$162,987	£128,116	€143,019	48.2%
Runner-up	$87,021	£68,403	€76,360	50.6%
Semifinal	$46,487	£36,541	€40,792	50.0%
Quarterfinal	$24,944	£19,607	€21,888	55.9%
Round 2	$13,393	£10,528	€11,752	52.2%
Round 1	$7,299	£5,737	€6,405	55.3%
Q3	$3,812	£2,996	€3,345	43.8%
Q2	$2,027	£1,593	€1,779	44.8%
Q1	$1,134	£891	€995	51.2%

2012

2012	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2011
Winner	$110,000	£86,466	€96,523	197.3%
Runner-up	$57,800	£45,434	€50,719	204.2%
Semifinal	$31,000	£24,368	€27,202	203.9%
Quarterfinal	$16,000	£12,577	€14,040	199.6%
Round 2	$8,800	£6,917	€7,722	198.3%
Round 1	$4,700	£3,694	€4,124	172.5%
Q3	$2,650	£2,083	€2,325	208.1%
Q2	$1,400	£1,100	€1,228	204.3%
Q1	$750	£590	€658	183.0%

2011

2011	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2010
Winner	$37,000	£29,084	€32,467	0.0%
Runner-up	$19,000	£14,935	€16,672	0.0%
Semifinal	$10,200	£8,018	€8,950	0.0%
Quarterfinal	$5,340	£4,198	€4,686	0.0%
Round 2	$2,950	£2,319	€2,589	0.0%
Round 1	$1,725	£1,356	€1,514	0.0%
Q3	$860	£676	€755	0.0%
Q2	$460	£362	€404	0.0%
Q1	$265	£208	€233	0.0%

2010

2010	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR	% Change vs 2009
Winner	$37,000	£29,084	€32,467	0.0%
Runner-up	$19,000	£14,935	€16,672	0.0%
Semifinal	$10,200	£8,018	€8,950	0.0%
Quarterfinal	$5,340	£4,198	€4,686	0.0%
Round 2	$2,950	£2,319	€2,589	0.0%
Round 1	$1,725	£1,356	€1,514	0.0%
Q3	$860	£676	€755	0.0%
Q2	$460	£362	€404	0.0%
Q1	$265	£208	€233	0.0%

2009

2009	Prize Money $ USD	Prize Money £ GBP	Prize Money € EUR
Winner	$37,000	£29,084	€32,467
Runner-up	$19,000	£14,935	€16,672
Semifinal	$10,200	£8,018	€8,950
Quarterfinal	$5,340	£4,198	€4,686
Round 2	$2,950	£2,319	€2,589
Round 1	$1,725	£1,356	€1,514
Q3	$860	£676	€755
Q2	$460	£362	€404
Q1	$265	£208	€233

ATP Brisbane International Total Money History Since 2009

Year	Total Prize Money	% Change
2019	$527,880	12.60%
2018	$468,910	7.20%
2017	$437,380	8.10%
2016	$404,780	-7.90%
2015	$439,405	-2.90%
2014	$452,670	3.70%
2013	$436,630	0.50%
2012	$434,250	2.80%
2011	$422,300	13.40%
2010	$372,500	-14.00%
2009	$433,000

Historical ATP Brisbane International Prize Money Breakdown From 2009 to 2019

The last ATP event in Brisbane took place in 2019 and the tournament has now been replaced with the ATP Cup which is a team tournament. You can see the historical prize money for the tournament below.