The Mutua Madrid Open is one of three ATP Masters 1000 events on the red clay of Europe and it takes place at the Caja Magica in the Park Manzanares.
The tournament first began life as a men's indoor event in 2002 but in 2009 the tournament was transformed into a joint event, so as well at the ATP 1000, it's a Premier Women's event on the WTA tour.
In terms of prize money, the tournament offers equal prize money for the ATP and WTA with the champions in 2019 taking €1,202,520 which is a 1% rise on 2018.
Runners up shouldn't dwell on the loss for too long either as they'll receive €608,700. Like the other Masters 1000's in 2019, the qualifiers see the biggest boost from the previous year, first-round losers get a 75% jump to €4,550 and final round qualifying losers to receive a 78% rise with €9,105 in prize money.
The total prize money for the 2019 Madrid Open can be found below along with the history from previous years dating back to 2009.
Prize Money Breakdown for the Mutua Madrid Open 2019
The table below gives you a full break down for prize money across the tournament in Madrid this year. Qualifying prize money is also included.
The Euro amounts have been converted into GBP and USD to give a comparison for British and American 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 % increase from the prize money offered last year.
2019
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2018
Winner
€1,202,520
$1,351,161
£1,038,624.98
1.01%
Runner-up
€608,700
$683,940
£525,738.47
4.28%
Semifinal
€312,215
$350,807
£269,662.29
6.28%
Quarterfinal
€160,920
$180,811
£138,987.74
7.72%
Round 3
€80,620
$90,585
£69,632.06
3.93%
Round 2
€42,220
$47,439
£36,465.71
3.23%
Round 1
€23,790
$26,731
£20,547.59
7.74%
Q2
€9,105
$10,230
£7,864.05
78.88%
Q1
€4,550
$5,112
£3,929.87
75.34%
Madrid Open Total Prize Money History Since 2008
2008 was the last year the event was played indoors during the autumn. In 2009 the event moved to clay as part of the European Clay Court swing played throughout April, May and June.
Year
Total Prize Money (ATP Only)
% Change
2020
2019
€6,536,160
5.4%
2018
€6,200,860
14.0%
2017
€5,439,350
14.0%
2016
€4,771,360
14.0%
2015
€4,185,405
14.0%
2014
€3,671,405
9.0%
2013
€3,368,265
9.0%
2012
€3,090,150
9.0%
2011
€2,835,000
0.0%
2010
€2,835,000
0.0%
2009
€2,835,000
37.8%
2008
€2,057,000
Historical Mutua Madrid open Prize Money Breakdown From 2009 to 2018
Conversions to GBP and USD are based on the closing exchange price on the day of the final that year. So, for example, Euro to USD at the close of play Sunday 13th May 2018.
