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BOWLING · TOURNAMENT PRIZE MONEY

PBA Tour Finals prize money

The PBA Tour Finals has paid £184,211 across 3 tournaments from 2018 to 2022. In 2022 Jason Belmonte took £30,075.

PAID IN TOTAL£184k
EDITIONS3
2022 TOP PRIZE£30k
BOWLERS PAID15
RANK78 of 249

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the tournament paid in all

Every edition of the PBA Tour Finals with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2022 Jason Belmonte £30,075£30k £71,429£71k
2021 Anthony Simonsen £22,556£23k £56,391£56k
2018 Jason Belmonte £22,556£23k £56,391£56k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The 2022 PBA Tour Finals payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2022 PBA Tour Finals.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £30,075£30k £30,075£30k
2nd 1 £12,782£13k £12,782£13k
3rd 1 £13,158£13k £13,158£13k
4th 1 £5,639£6k £5,639£6k
5th 1 £2,632£3k £2,632£3k
6th 1 £2,632£3k £2,632£3k
7th 1 £2,256£2k £2,256£2k
8th 1 £2,256£2k £2,256£2k

Every cheque by name is on the 2022 PBA Tour Finals payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the PBA Tour Finals

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The bowlers who have won the most prize money at the PBA Tour Finals.
# BOWLER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Jason Belmonte Australia 2 £52,632£53k
2 Anthony Simonsen United States 1 £31,955£32k
3 Kyle Troup United States 0 £25,940£26k
4 EJ Tackett United States 0 £18,421£18k
5 Dom Barrett England 0 £15,038£15k
6 Jesper Svensson Sweden 0 £9,774£10k
7 Kris Prather United States 0 £8,271£8k
8 Bill O'Neill United States 0 £5,639£6k
9 Chris Via United States 0 £2,632£3k
10 Francois Lavoie Canada 0 £2,632£3k
11 Tom Daugherty United States 0 £2,256£2k
12 Jakob Butturff United States 0 £2,256£2k
13 Marshall Kent United States 0 £2,256£2k
14 Sean Rash United States 0 £2,256£2k
15 Tommy Jones United States 0 £2,256£2k

Other bowling tournaments

The tournaments either side of the PBA Tour Finals by prize money paid

Bowling tournaments ranked around the PBA Tour Finals.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
66 PBA50 David Small's Championship Lanes Open 6 £268,579£269k
67 PBA Mark Roth Plastic Ball Championship 2 £248,481£248k
68 PBA50 Epicenter Classic 6 £242,748£243k
69 PBA Jonesboro Open 4 £241,395£241k
70 PBA50 Sun Bowl In the Villages 4 £225,984£226k
71 PBA50 Players Championship 3 £219,094£219k
72 PBA Wichita Open 2 £213,451£213k
73 PBA50 Mooresville Open 4 £209,624£210k
74 PBA60 Dick Weber Classic 5 £205,387£205k
75 PBA50 Lake County Open 4 £202,344£202k
76 PBA Don Carter Classic 3 £201,598£202k
77 PBA Battle At Little Creek 2 £189,474£189k
78 PBA Tour Finals 3 £184,211£184k
79 PBA Lake County Indiana Championship 2 £183,692£184k
80 PBA50 Unitedhealthcare Sun Bowl In the Villages 3 £182,729£183k
81 PBA Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Classic 1 £181,883£182k
82 PBA Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Open 1 £180,624£181k
83 PBA Motel 6 Phoenix Classic 1 £180,421£180k
84 PBA West Virginia Championship 1 £180,165£180k
85 PBA Orange County Classic 1 £179,605£180k
86 PBA Chicago Open 1 £179,436£179k
87 PBA Mile High Classic 1 £179,305£179k
88 PBA Bowlersparadise.com Classic 1 £179,293£179k
89 PBA Birmingham Open 1 £179,211£179k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2022 PBA Tour Finals?

Jason Belmonte took £30,075. The whole tournament paid £71,429 across 8 bowlers.

How much prize money has the PBA Tour Finals paid?

£184,211 across 3 editions from 2018 to 2022. The richest was the 2022 PBA Tour Finals, at £71,429.

Who has won the most money at the PBA Tour Finals?

Jason Belmonte, with £52,632 and 2 wins. Anthony Simonsen is next on £31,955.

Who has won the PBA Tour Finals the most times?

Jason Belmonte, 2 times in the editions we hold.

Where does the PBA Tour Finals rank for prize money?

78th of the 249 bowling tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every bowling tournament and bowler is ranked on bowling prize money. The latest edition is the 2022 PBA Tour Finals, and the one before it the PBA Tour Finals. How much of the pot a bowling winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money.