ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, Rotterdam Prize Money 2021
The ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament is the first stop on the ATP 500 tour, and the inaugural event was held in 1974.
The tournament now takes places at the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam and is where Roger Federer returned to the top of the rankings in 2017 to become the oldest World Number 1 in the history of the sport.
With the third-largest bank in the Netherlands as the primary sponsor, Rotterdam offers players a healthy prize money pool, but for 2021 the total prize money has naturally taken a bit of a hit.
The total prize pool for 2021 stands at €1,176,695, a 41.57% drop compared to 2020. Along with 500 ranking points, the champion in Rotterdam this year will walk away with €107,110 a sizeable 73.7% drop compared to last year.
Those decreases are reflected across the board for the main draw, although early-round and qualifying losers are slightly less impacted in percentage terms.
Players who turn up and bow out in the first round of qualifying will receive €3,370 a decrease of 14.1%. Final round qualifying losers also see a 10% drop to €6,360.
You can see a full breakdown of the 2021 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament prize money in the table below along with historical data dating back to 2000 along with percentage changes.
Prize Money Breakdown for the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament 2021
The tables below provide a full break down of prize money for the ATP 500 event in Rotterdam this year.
The Euro amounts have also been converted into GBP and USD to compare 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 prize money offered last year.
Singles
2021
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2020
Winner
€107,110
$129,523
£93,264
-73.7%
Runner-up
€79,200
$95,773
£68,962
-61.2%
Semifinal
€56,400
$68,202
£49,109
-45.6%
Quarterfinal
€38,400
$46,435
£33,436
-30.2%
Round 2
€24,000
$29,022
£20,898
-14.5%
Round 1
€13,800
$16,688
£12,016
-11.0%
Q2
€6,360
$7,691
£5,538
-10.0%
Q1
€3,370
$4,075
£2,934
-14.1%
Doubles
2021
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2020
Winner
€37,870
$45,161
£32,598
-71.0%
Runner-up
€28,500
$33,987
£24,533
-55.5%
Semifinal
€20,500
$24,447
£17,646
-36.1%
Quarterfinal
€13,500
$16,099
£11,621
-18.0%
Round 1
€8,500
$10,137
£7,317
0.0%
Rotterdam Total Prize Money History Since 2000
Year
Total Prize Money
% Change
2021
€1,176,695
-41.57%
2020
€2,013,855
5.3%
2019
€1,961,160
5.3%
2018
€1,862,925
8.0%
2017
€1,724,930
8.0%
2016
€1,597,155
8.0%
2015
€1,478,850
8.0%
2014
€1,369,305
8.0%
2013
€1,267,875
5.0%
2012
€1,207,500
5.0%
2011
€1,150,000
0.0%
2010
€1,150,000
0.0%
2009
€1,150,000
43.2%
2008
€803,000
-10.8%
2007
€900,000
0.0%
2006
€900,000
0.0%
2005
€900,000
5.8%
2004
€850,505
6.3%
2003
€800,000
12.2%
2002
€713,000
-4.9%
2001
€750,000
0.0%
2000
€750,000
Historical Rotterdam Prize Money Breakdown From 2007 to 2020
