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Ho-Yun Chen prize money

Ho-Yun Chen has won £41,329 in pool prize money from 2015 to 2023, 351st of 4,043 players. The biggest single cheque was £4,872 at the Women's World 10-Ball Championship 2022.

CAREER PRIZE MONEY£41k
MONEY LIST351st
TITLES0
RESULTS11
BEST YEAR · 2018£14k

Every paid result

11 results, newest first

Every pool result for which Ho-Yun Chen was paid prize money.
YEAR TOURNAMENT FINISH PRIZE MONEY
2023 2023 Kamui Women's World 9-Ball Championship T17 £1,504£2k
2022 Women's World 10-Ball Championship 2022 T5 £4,872£5k
2019 2019 Women's World 9-Ball Championship T9 £2,256£2k
2018 2018 Women's World 9-Ball Championship T5 £4,511£5k
2017 2017 Women's World 9-Ball Championship T17 £1,128£1k
2016 Women's World 9-BAll Championship T17 £1,128£1k
2016 Women's China Open 2016 T5 £4,060£4k
2016 Women's Sanlig World Championship 2016 T17 £929£929
2015 Women's All Japan Open Championship 2015 T9 £385£385
2015 WPA Women's World 9-Ball Championship 2015 T9 £2,256£2k
2015 Women's China Open 2015 T5 £3,383£3k

Ho-Yun Chen's prize money, year by year

Where the money was won

Women's World 9-BAll Championship £13k Women's China Open £7,444 Women's World 10-Ball Championship £4,872 Women's Sanlig World Championship £929 Women's All Japan Open Championship £385

Around Ho-Yun Chen on the money list

The players either side, by career pool prize money

Pool players ranked around Ho-Yun Chen.
# PLAYER NATION PRIZE MONEY
339 Richie Richeson United States £44,183£44k
340 Luong Duc Thien Vietnam £43,789£44k
341 Amil Andre Gangflot Norway £43,728£44k
342 Joao Grilo Portugal £43,720£44k
343 Serge Das Belgium £43,089£43k
344 Jan Van Lierop Netherlands £42,892£43k
345 Emily Duddy United States £42,486£42k
346 Dave Bollman United States £42,308£42k
347 Brian Gregg United States £42,190£42k
348 Susan Williams United States £42,181£42k
349 Yuki Hiraguchi Japan £42,113£42k
350 Nick Malai Albania £41,642£42k
351 Ho-Yun Chen Chinese Taipei £41,329£41k
352 Shu-Han Chang Chinese Taipei £40,866£41k
353 Can Salim Germany £40,817£41k
354 Matt Krah United States £40,766£41k
355 Yun Wang China £40,703£41k
356 Shane Winters United States £40,468£40k
357 Seung Woo Ryu South Korea £40,398£40k
358 Keith Bennett United States £40,362£40k
359 Joe Dupuis United States £40,056£40k
360 John Ditoro United States £39,586£40k
361 Chen Xue China £39,305£39k
362 Jesse Engel United States £39,282£39k
363 Ibrahim Bin Amir Malaysia £39,146£39k
Richie Richeson £44k Luong Duc Thien £44k Amil Andre Gangflot £44k Joao Grilo £44k Serge Das £43k Jan Van Lierop £43k Emily Duddy £42k Dave Bollman £42k Brian Gregg £42k Susan Williams £42k Yuki Hiraguchi £42k Nick Malai £42k Ho-Yun Chen £41k Shu-Han Chang £41k Can Salim £41k Matt Krah £41k Yun Wang £41k Shane Winters £40k Seung Woo Ryu £40k Keith Bennett £40k Joe Dupuis £40k John Ditoro £40k Chen Xue £39k Jesse Engel £39k Ibrahim Bin Amir £39k

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Ho-Yun Chen won?

£41,329 in pool prize money, 351st of the 4,043 players on our money list.

What is Ho-Yun Chen's biggest cheque?

£4,872 for finishing t5 at the Women's World 10-Ball Championship 2022.

What was Ho-Yun Chen's best year?

2018, when Ho-Yun Chen won £14,286.

Who is just above Ho-Yun Chen on the money list?

Nick Malai, on £41,642.

Where to next

The full list is on pool prize money. Every Chinese Taipei player is on Chinese Taipei pool prize money. One place up is Nick Malai. One place down is Shu-Han Chang. Each year Ho-Yun Chen was paid is ranked in full: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023.