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CURLING · EVENT PRIZE MONEY

Masters prize money

The Masters has paid £1,595,906 across 10 slams from 2015 to 2025. In 2025 Matt Dunstone won £17,178 and Rachel Homan £19,325.

PAID IN TOTAL£1.6m
EDITIONS10
2025 TOP PRIZE£19k
TEAMS PAID92
RANK1 of 8

Every edition

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

Every edition of the Masters with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
SEASON WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2025-26 Matt Dunstone, Rachel Homan £19,325£19k £187,880£188k
2024-25 Ross Whyte, Anna Hasselborg £22,546£23k £214,720£215k
2023-24 Joel Retornaz, Rachel Homan £20,398£20k £214,720£215k
2022-23 Joel Retornaz, Kerri Einarson £18,788£19k £159,966£160k
2021-22 Bruce Mouat, Tracy Fleury £17,714£18k £161,040£161k
2019-20 Matt Dunstone, Tracy Fleury £18,788£19k £158,356£158k
2018-19 John Epping, Anna Hasselborg £16,104£16k £133,126£133k
2017-18 Brad Gushue, Jennifer Jones £16,104£16k £128,832£129k
2016-17 Niklas Edin, Allison Flaxey £16,104£16k £129,906£130k
2015-16 Mike McEwen, Rachel Homan £13,957£14k £107,360£107k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The 2025-26 AMJ Masters payouts

What each finishing band paid in all at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2025-26 AMJ Masters.
PLACE TEAMS BAND TOTAL
Men's Winner 1 £17,178£17k
Men's Runner-up 1 £13,420£13k
Men's T3rd 2 £13,957£14k
Men's T5th 4 £27,914£28k
Men's T9th 3 £12,883£13k
Men's T12th 4 £8,589£9k
Women's Winner 1 £19,325£19k
Women's Runner-up 1 £13,420£13k
Women's T3rd 2 £16,104£16k
Women's T5th 4 £25,766£26k
Women's 9th 1 £4,294£4k
Women's T10th 7 £15,030£15k

Every cheque by name is on the 2025-26 AMJ Masters payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the Masters

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The teams who have won the most prize money at the Masters.
# TEAM NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Rachel Homan Canada 3 £107,897£108k
2 Anna Hasselborg Sweden 2 £81,057£81k
3 Matt Dunstone Canada 2 £67,100£67k
4 Bruce Mouat Scotland 1 £66,026£66k
5 Kerri Einarson Canada 1 £65,490£65k
6 Brad Gushue Canada 1 £64,416£64k
7 Silvana Tirinzoni Switzerland 0 £63,611£64k
8 Jennifer Jones Canada 1 £62,269£62k
9 Niklas Edin Sweden 1 £61,732£62k
10 Brad Jacobs Canada 0 £59,853£60k
11 Ross Whyte Scotland 1 £58,511£59k
12 Joel Retornaz Italy 2 £53,143£53k
13 John Epping Canada 1 £45,896£46k
14 Tracy Fleury Canada 2 £43,212£43k
15 Eunjung Kim South Korea 0 £41,870£42k
16 Mike McEwen Canada 1 £39,992£40k
17 Kevin Koe Canada 0 £37,039£37k
18 Brendan Bottcher Canada 0 £35,160£35k
19 Yannick Schwaller Switzerland 0 £30,598£31k
20 Isabella Wrana Sweden 0 £28,987£29k
21 Reid Carruthers Canada 0 £25,766£26k
22 Eunji Gim South Korea 0 £24,693£25k
23 Magnus Ramsfjell Norway 0 £23,082£23k
24 Satsuki Fujisawa Japan 0 £22,546£23k
25 Tabitha Peterson United States 0 £18,788£19k

Other curling events

The events either side of the Masters by prize money paid

Curling events ranked around the Masters.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
1 Masters 10 £1,595,906£1.6m
2 Players' Championship 9 £1,533,101£1.5m
3 Canadian Open 9 £1,476,468£1.5m
4 National 9 £1,422,788£1.4m
5 Tour Challenge 9 £1,267,116£1.3m
6 Champions Cup 7 £900,214£900k
7 Elite 10 4 £265,984£266k
8 GSOC Tahoe 1 £223,309£223k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2025-26 AMJ Masters?

Matt Dunstone took £17,178 and Rachel Homan took £19,325. The whole slam paid £187,880 across 31 teams.

How much prize money has the Masters paid?

£1,595,906 across 10 editions from 2015 to 2025. The richest was the 2024-25 WFG Masters, at £214,720.

Who has won the most money at the Masters?

Rachel Homan, with £107,897 and 3 wins. Anna Hasselborg is next on £81,057.

Who has won the Masters the most times?

Rachel Homan, 3 times in the editions we hold.

Where does the Masters rank for prize money?

1st of the 8 curling events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every curling event and team is ranked on curling prize money. The latest edition is the 2025-26 AMJ Masters, and the one before it the 2024-25 WFG Masters. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's curling prize money. How much of the pot a curling winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.