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US Open 10-Ball Championship pool prize money

The US Open 10-Ball Championship has paid £368,385 across 12 tournaments from 2010 to 2026. In 2026 John Morra took £7,778.

PAID IN TOTAL£368k
EDITIONS12
2026 TOP PRIZE£8k
PLAYERS PAID121
RANK23 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the US Open 10-Ball Championship with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2026 John Morra £7,778£8k £22,889£23k
2025 Shane Van Boening £7,407£7k £20,978£21k
2024 Shane Van Boening £6,667£7k £21,407£21k
2023 Fedor Gorst £7,407£7k £18,963£19k
2022 Fedor Gorst £6,741£7k £18,741£19k
2019 Marco Teutscher £7,407£7k £18,889£19k
2018 Shane Van Boening £7,407£7k £24,074£24k
2016 Shane Van Boening £7,407£7k £22,000£22k
2015 Thorsten Hohmann £7,407£7k £28,222£28k
2012 Dennis Orcollo £11,111£11k £53,704£54k
2011 Shane Van Boening £11,111£11k £53,704£54k
2010 Lee Vann Corteza £14,815£15k £64,815£65k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The US Open 10-Ball Championship 2026 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2026.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £7,778£8k £7,778£8k
2nd 1 £4,741£5k £4,741£5k
T3 2 £2,222£2k £4,444£4k
T5 4 £741£741 £2,963£3k
T9 8 £370£370 £2,963£3k

Every cheque by name is on the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2026 payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the US Open 10-Ball Championship

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the US Open 10-Ball Championship.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Shane Van Boening United States 5 £55,833£56k
2 Lee Vann Corteza Philippines 1 £22,844£23k
3 Dennis Orcollo Philippines 1 £20,519£21k
4 Fedor Gorst United States 2 £16,370£16k
5 John Morra Canada 1 £13,370£13k
6 Alex Pagulayan Canada 0 £11,556£12k
7 Francisco Bustamante Philippines 0 £10,519£11k
8 Thorsten Hohmann Germany 1 £10,148£10k
9 Li Wen Lo Chinese Taipei 0 £9,259£9k
10 Corey Deuel United States 0 £8,481£8k
11 Rodney Morris United States 0 £7,481£7k
12 Marco Teutscher Netherlands 1 £7,407£7k
13 Mike Dechaine United States 0 £7,407£7k
14 Jesus Atencio Venezuela 0 £7,259£7k
15 David Alcaide Spain 0 £6,852£7k
16 Roland Garcia Philippines 0 £6,222£6k
17 Jeffrey De Luna Philippines 0 £5,926£6k
18 Mitch Ellerman United States 0 £5,352£5k
19 Dennis Hatch United States 0 £5,296£5k
20 Darren Appleton Great Britain 0 £4,815£5k
21 Justin Hall United States 0 £4,815£5k
22 Billy Thorpe United States 0 £3,852£4k
23 Manny Chau Peru 0 £3,685£4k
24 Oscar Dominguez United States 0 £3,611£4k
25 Dennis Haar United States 0 £3,556£4k

The top 12 here

Shane Van Boening £56k Lee Vann Corteza £23k Dennis Orcollo £21k Fedor Gorst £16k John Morra £13k Alex Pagulayan £12k Francisco Bustamante £11k Thorsten Hohmann £10k Li Wen Lo £9,259 Corey Deuel £8,481 Rodney Morris £7,481 Marco Teutscher £7,407

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the US Open 10-Ball Championship by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the US Open 10-Ball Championship.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
11 Turning Stone Classic 28 £887,219£887k
12 World Pool Masters 13 £844,815£845k
13 Derby City Classic Bank Pool 16 £810,774£811k
14 Derby City Classic One-Pocket 16 £802,002£802k
15 European Open 6 £782,266£782k
16 UK Open 5 £718,963£719k
17 International 9-Ball Open 7 £710,748£711k
18 World Cup 10-Ball 2 £524,444£524k
19 Premier League Pool 6 £434,037£434k
20 Hanoi Open 3 £420,741£421k
21 All Japan Open Championship 8 £399,336£399k
22 WPBA Masters 10 £394,778£395k
23 US Open 10-Ball Championship 12 £368,385£368k
24 Women's 9-Ball World Open 6 £356,592£357k
25 Treviso Open 11 £342,502£343k
26 Las Vegas Open 5 £335,938£336k
27 Derby City Classic 10-Ball Challenge 13 £321,481£321k
28 Super Billiards Expo Players Championship 9 £321,111£321k
29 Florida Open 2 £298,370£298k
30 Derby City Classic Master of the Table 16 £296,296£296k
31 Austria Open 8 £295,707£296k
32 Peri 9-Ball Open 3 £288,333£288k
33 Super Billiards Expo Pro Championship 5 £261,185£261k
34 Italian Open 8 £260,454£260k
Turning Stone Classic £887k World Pool Masters £845k Derby City Classic Bank Pool £811k Derby City Classic One-Pocket £802k European Open £782k UK Open £719k International 9-Ball Open £711k World Cup 10-Ball £524k Premier League Pool £434k Hanoi Open £421k All Japan Open Championship £399k WPBA Masters £395k US Open 10-Ball Championship £368k Women's 9-Ball World Open £357k Treviso Open £343k Las Vegas Open £336k Derby City Classic 10-Ball Challenge £321k Super Billiards Expo Players Championship £321k Florida Open £298k Derby City Classic Master of the Table £296k Austria Open £296k Peri 9-Ball Open £288k Super Billiards Expo Pro Championship £261k Italian Open £260k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2026?

John Morra took £7,778. The whole tournament paid £22,889 across 16 players.

How much prize money has the US Open 10-Ball Championship paid?

£368,385 across 12 editions from 2010 to 2026. The richest was the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2010, at £64,815.

Who has won the most money at the US Open 10-Ball Championship?

Shane Van Boening, with £55,833 and 5 wins. Lee Vann Corteza is next on £22,844.

Who has won the US Open 10-Ball Championship the most times?

Shane Van Boening, 5 times in the editions we hold.

Where does the US Open 10-Ball Championship rank for prize money?

23rd of the 310 pool tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every pool tournament and player is ranked on pool prize money. The latest edition is the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2026, and the one before it the US Open 10-Ball Championship 2025. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's pool prize money. How much of the pot a pool 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.