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Women's Philippines Open pool prize money

The Women's Philippines Open has paid £57,143 across 1 tournament in 2011. That year Siming Chen took £15,038.

PAID IN TOTAL£57k
EDITIONS1
2011 TOP PRIZE£15k
PLAYERS PAID32
RANK123 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the Women's Philippines Open with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2011 Siming Chen £15,038£15k £57,143£57k

The Women's Philippines Open 2011 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Women's Philippines Open 2011.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £15,038£15k £15,038£15k
2nd 1 £7,519£8k £7,519£8k
T3 2 £3,759£4k £7,519£8k
T5 2 £2,632£3k £5,263£5k
T7 2 £1,880£2k £3,759£4k
T9 4 £1,504£2k £6,015£6k
T13 4 £1,128£1k £4,511£5k
T17 8 £564£564 £4,511£5k
T25 8 £376£376 £3,008£3k

Every cheque by name is on the Women's Philippines Open 2011 payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the Women's Philippines Open

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the Women's Philippines Open.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Siming Chen China 1 £15,038£15k
2 Kelly Fisher Great Britain 0 £7,519£8k
3 Sha Sha Liu China 0 £3,759£4k
4 Yuan-Chun Lin Chinese Taipei 0 £3,759£4k
5 Chieh-Yu Chou Chinese Taipei 0 £2,632£3k
6 Yun Mi Lim South Korea 0 £2,632£3k
7 Jasmin Ouschan Austria 0 £1,880£2k
8 Wu Jing China 0 £1,880£2k
9 Han Yu China 0 £1,504£2k
10 Ina Jentschura Germany 0 £1,504£2k
11 Jia Li China 0 £1,504£2k
12 Yu Ram Cha South Korea 0 £1,504£2k
13 Ga-Young Kim South Korea 0 £1,128£1k
14 Helena Benjamin Finland 0 £1,128£1k
15 Pei-Jen Tsai Chinese Taipei 0 £1,128£1k
16 Xiao-Fang Fu China 0 £1,128£1k
17 Angeline Ticoalu Indonesia 0 £564£564
18 Duong Thuy Vi Vietnam 0 £564£564
19 Ji-Won Hyun South Korea 0 £564£564
20 Keiko Yukawa Japan 0 £564£564
21 Line Kjorsvik Norway 0 £564£564
22 Marika Poikkijoki 0 £564£564
23 Naomi Williams Canada 0 £564£564
24 Veronique Menard Canada 0 £564£564
25 Allison Fisher Great Britain 0 £376£376

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the Women's Philippines Open by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the Women's Philippines Open.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
111 14.1 World Tournament 2 £67,444£67k
112 WPBA San Diego Classic 1 £66,992£67k
113 Leende Open 2 £65,719£66k
114 4 Bears 8-Ball Classic 3 £63,910£64k
115 Carabao International Open 1 £63,158£63k
116 WPBA Ashton Twins Classic 2 £63,014£63k
117 Southern Classic 9-Ball 2 £62,293£62k
118 Women's Ultimate 10-Ball Championship 2 £60,338£60k
119 Polish Dynamic Billard 10-Ball Open 1 £60,150£60k
120 Women's Beijing Open 1 £59,549£60k
121 WPBA Classic Billiards Players Championship 1 £59,248£59k
122 International 10-Ball Championship 2 £57,203£57k
123 Women's Philippines Open 1 £57,143£57k
124 Women's International Open 1 £56,417£56k
125 Medalla Light Puerto Rico Women's Open 1 £56,393£56k
126 Saigon Women's 9-Ball Open 1 £56,393£56k
127 Wisconsin Open 1 £56,393£56k
128 Ohio Open 1 £56,391£56k
129 Apex Wisconsin Open 1 £56,391£56k
130 Arcadia Arizona Open 1 £56,391£56k
131 WPBA Atlanta Classic 1 £56,391£56k
132 International Straight Pool Open 2 £56,241£56k
133 Classic 10-Ball 3 £54,962£55k
134 The Aramith Masters 1 £54,887£55k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Women's Philippines Open 2011?

Siming Chen took £15,038. The whole tournament paid £57,143 across 32 players.

How much prize money has the Women's Philippines Open paid?

£57,143 across 1 edition in 2011. The richest was the Women's Philippines Open 2011, at £57,143.

Who has won the most money at the Women's Philippines Open?

Siming Chen, with £15,038 and 1 win. Kelly Fisher is next on £7,519.

Where does the Women's Philippines Open rank for prize money?

123rd 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 Women's Philippines Open 2011. 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.