POOL · 2016-03-20 · SHANGRAO CITY, CHINA
Men's Sanlig World Championship 2016 pool prize money
The Men's Sanlig World Championship 2016 paid £214,937 to 64 players. Han-Qing Shi won £69,717. Mick Hill took £34,859 as runner-up.
TOTAL PAID£215k
WINNER£70k
PLAYERS PAID64
PAYOUT BANDS8
Every cheque
64 players paid, in finishing order
| PLACE | PLAYER | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Han-Qing Shi | China | £69,717£70k |
| 2nd | Mick Hill | Great Britain | £34,859£35k |
| 3rd | Darren Appleton | Great Britain | £17,429£17k |
| 4th | Li Bo | China | £9,295£9k |
| T5 | Bing Jie Chu | China | £5,810£6k |
| T5 | Haitao Liu | China | £5,810£6k |
| T5 | Haitao Yu | China | £5,810£6k |
| T5 | Zhen Yu Wu | China | £5,810£6k |
| T9 | Can Wang | China | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Chuang Liu | China | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | John Morra | Canada | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Jung-Lin Chang | Chinese Taipei | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Kun Peng Zhang | China | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Pin-Yi Ko | Chinese Taipei | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Yu-Bo Zheng | China | £2,905£3k |
| T9 | Yu-Hsuan Cheng | Chinese Taipei | £2,905£3k |
| T17 | Che-Wei Fu | Chinese Taipei | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Daryl Peach | Great Britain | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Fan Yang | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Graeme Dott | Scotland | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Guang-Yu Yu | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Jia-Qing Wu | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Jia-Zhen Xie | Chinese Taipei | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Lee Vann Corteza | Philippines | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Liu Yang | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Mark Williams | Great Britain | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Paomou Qiu | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Peng Wang | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Saheil Vahedi | Iran | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Scott Gillespie | Great Britain | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Yan Wang | China | £1,162£1k |
| T17 | Yong Dai | China | £1,162£1k |
| T33 | Bin Hui Song | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Carlo Biado | Philippines | £580£580 |
| T33 | Chao Liu | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Chen Qiang | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Chris Melling | Great Britain | £580£580 |
| T33 | Chuang Sr. Liu | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Ding Junhui | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Guang Hao Zhang | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Hao Xiang Han | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | He Wen Li | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Hwang Yong | South Korea | £580£580 |
| T33 | Jin-Hu Dang | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Joe Perry | Great Britain | £580£580 |
| T33 | John Higgins | Scotland | £580£580 |
| T33 | Judd Trump | Great Britain | £580£580 |
| T33 | Konrad Juszczyszyn | Poland | £580£580 |
| T33 | Lei Zhang | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Lun Tao Sun | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Maghsoud Ali | Iran | £580£580 |
| T33 | Neil Robertson | Australia | £580£580 |
| T33 | Ping-Chung Ko | Chinese Taipei | £580£580 |
| T33 | Stephen Maguire | Scotland | £580£580 |
| T33 | Thorsten Hohmann | Germany | £580£580 |
| T33 | Tie Gang Li | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Toh Lian Han | Singapore | £580£580 |
| T33 | Vincent Facquet | France | £580£580 |
| T33 | Xian Ming Yang | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Yan Li | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Yang Yang Sun | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Yong Liu | China | £580£580 |
| T33 | Yu-Lung Chang | Chinese Taipei | £580£580 |
| T33 | Zi Sen Li | China | £580£580 |
How the money splits
Each finishing band, what it paid each player, and what it paid in all
| PLACE | PLAYERS | EACH | BAND TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1 | £69,717£70k | £69,717£70k |
| 2nd | 1 | £34,859£35k | £34,859£35k |
| 3rd | 1 | £17,429£17k | £17,429£17k |
| 4th | 1 | £9,295£9k | £9,295£9k |
| T5 | 4 | £5,810£6k | £23,239£23k |
| T9 | 8 | £2,905£3k | £23,236£23k |
| T17 | 16 | £1,162£1k | £18,586£19k |
| T33 | 32 | £580£580 | £18,574£19k |
Where the money went, band by band
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Frequently asked questions
How much did the winner of the Men's Sanlig World Championship 2016 get?
Han-Qing Shi took £69,717.
How much did the runner-up get?
Mick Hill took £34,859, 50% of the winner's cheque.
What was the total prize money at the Men's Sanlig World Championship 2016?
£214,937, paid to 64 players.
Where to next
Every edition is on the Sanlig China Billiard World Championship prize money page, and the whole year on pool prize money in 2016.