The Tata Open Maharashtra, India’s only ATP World Tour stop, is held after during the first weeek in February after the Australian. Historically the ATP 250 event in India has always been in early January as a lead-in event to Melbourne but with the arrival of the ATP Cup, the tournament had to find a new slot in the calendar.
The event used to be held in Chennai but moved to Pune in 2018 and takes place at the Mhalunge Balewadi Tennis Complex. The prize money on offer for 2020 is a total of $527,880 USD.
Along with 250 ranking points, the winner will receive a paycheque for $90,990 before they most likely head over to South America for the clay then the US for the hardcourt swing.
You can see a full breakdown of the Tata Open Maharashtra 2020 prize money below, % changes (although they are 0% this season) and history from previous seasons dating back to 2000.
Prize Money Breakdown for Tata Open Maharashtra 2020
The below tables give you a full break down for prize money in Pune 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 % increase from prize money offered last year.
2020
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2018
Winner
$90,990
£70,873.32
€81,946.40
0.0%
Runner-up
$49,205
£38,326.43
€44,314.46
0.0%
Semifinal
$27,175
£21,166.97
€24,474.04
0.0%
Quarterfinal
$15,435
£12,022.53
€13,900.90
0.0%
Round 2
$8,880
£6,916.75
€7,997.41
0.0%
Round 1
$5,320
£4,143.82
€4,791.24
0.0%
Q2
$2,575
£2,005.70
€2,319.07
0.0%
Q1
$1,285
£1,000.90
€1,157.28
0.0%
Tata Open Maharashtra Total Money History Since 2000
Year
Total Prize Money
% Change
2020
$527,880
0.00%
2019
$527,880
5.3%
2018
$501,345
12.0%
2017
$447,480
5.2%
2016
$425,535
5.5%
2015
$403,495
0.9%
2014
$399,985
3.9%
2013
$385,150
-3.3%
2012
$398,250
0.0%
2011
$398,250
0.0%
2010
$398,250
0.0%
2009
$398,250
-3.1%
2008
$411,000
5.1%
2007
$391,000
10.1%
2006
$355,000
0.0%
2005
$355,000
0.0%
2004
$355,000
0.0%
2003
$355,000
-5.3%
2002
$375,000
0.0%
2001
$375,000
-7.4%
2000
$405,000
Historical Tata Open Maharashtra Prize Money Breakdown From 2008 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 6th January 2018.
2019
2019
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2018
Winner
$90,990
£71,482
€79,858
1.70%
Runner-up
$49,205
£38,656
€43,185
4.50%
Semifinal
$27,175
£21,349
€23,850
6.50%
Quarterfinal
$15,435
£12,126
€13,547
6.20%
Round 2
$8,880
£6,976
€7,794
3.70%
Round 1
$5,320
£4,179
€4,669
4.80%
Q2
$2,575
£2,023
€2,260
12.70%
Q1
$1,285
£1,010
€1,128
12.20%
2018
The event moved to Pune in 2018. Previously it was held in Chennai.
