Played at the Queensland Tennis Centre, the Brisbane International was one of the lead-up tournaments ahead of the first Grand Slam of the season in Melbourne. It was last played in 2019 after the ATP Cup replaced the Brisbane and Sydney events with a new team event.
The tournament was extremely popular with fans in the Brisbane area, as well as the global audience watching during the New Year holidays. It's also the tournament where Roger Federer claimed his 1000th match win.
For 2019 total prize money at the Brisbane International was $527,880 USD. As well as a nice dose of confidence heading into the first Grand Slam of the year in Melbourne, the winner took home $219,755 in prize money along with 250 ranking points.
You can see a full breakdown of the Brisbane International 2019 prize money below, % changes and history from previous seasons dating back to 2000.
Prize Money Breakdown for Brisbane International 2019
The below tables give you a full break down for prize money across the ATP 250 event in Brisbane in 2019.
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.
2019
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2018
Winner
$90,990
£71,459
€79,748
8.80%
Runner-up
$49,205
£38,643
€43,126
11.70%
Semi-Runner-up
$27,175
£21,342
€23,817
13.90%
Quarter-Runner-up
$15,435
£12,122
€13,528
13.50%
Round 2
$8,880
£6,974
€7,783
10.90%
Round 1
$5,320
£4,178
€4,663
12.10%
Q2
$2,575
£2,022
€2,257
20.60%
Q1
$1,285
£1,009
€1,126
20.10%
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 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.
