2016 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship snooker prize money
The 2016 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship paid £143,992 to 48 players. Ding Junhui won £45,000. Stuart Bingham took £18,000 as runner-up.
Every cheque
48 players paid, in finishing order
| PLACE | PLAYER | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | Ding Junhui | China | £45,000£45k |
| Runner-up | Stuart Bingham | England | £18,000£18k |
| Semi-final | Pankaj Advani | India | £9,000£9k |
| Semi-final | Stephen Maguire | Scotland | £9,000£9k |
| Quarter-final | Akani Songsermsawad | Thailand | £4,500£5k |
| Quarter-final | Liang Wenbo | China | £4,500£5k |
| Quarter-final | Luca Brecel | Belgium | £4,500£5k |
| Last 16 | Dominic Dale | Wales | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Joe Perry | England | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Michael White | Wales | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Noppon Saengkham | Thailand | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Ricky Walden | England | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Ryan Day | Wales | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Thepchaiya Un-Nooh | Thailand | £2,250£2k |
| Last 16 | Yuan Sijun | China | £2,250£2k |
| Last 32 | Ben Woollaston | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Boonyarit Keattikun | Thailand | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Darren Morgan | Wales | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | David Gilbert | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Ishpreet Singh Chadha | India | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Ivan Kakovskii | Russia | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | James Wattana | Thailand | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn | Thailand | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Lukas Kleckers | Germany | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Mark Davis | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Mark Selby | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Mark Williams | Wales | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Martin Gould | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Matthew Selt | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Robert Milkins | England | £1,125£1k |
| Last 32 | Suchakree Poomjang | Thailand | £1,125£1k |
| Group 8 | Peter McCullagh | England | £562£562 |
| Group 8 | Moh Keen Ho | Malaysia | £562£562 |
| Group 7 | Mateusz Baranowski | Poland | £562£562 |
| Group 7 | Daniel Haenga | New Zealand | £562£562 |
| Group 6 | Sourav Kothari | India | £562£562 |
| Group 6 | Hesham Shawky | Egypt | £562£562 |
| Group 5 | Wayne Brown | England | £562£562 |
| Group 5 | Babar Masih | Pakistan | £562£562 |
| Group 4 | Ahmed Galal | Egypt | £562£562 |
| Group 4 | Andrew Pagett | Wales | £562£562 |
| Group 3 | Phaitoon Phonbun | Thailand | £562£562 |
| Group 3 | Ryan Thomerson | Australia | £562£562 |
| Group 2 | Basem Eltahhan | Egypt | £562£562 |
| Group 2 | Chau Hon Man | Hong Kong | £562£562 |
| Group 1 | Mohammed Shehab | United Arab Emirates | £562£562 |
| Group 1 | Rod Lawler | England | £562£562 |
| Withdrew | Michael Holt | England | £4,500£5k |
How the money splits
Each finishing band, what it paid each player, and what it paid in all
| PLACE | PLAYERS | EACH | BAND TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | 1 | £45,000£45k | £45,000£45k |
| Runner-up | 1 | £18,000£18k | £18,000£18k |
| Semi-final | 2 | £9,000£9k | £18,000£18k |
| Quarter-final | 3 | £4,500£5k | £13,500£14k |
| Last 16 | 8 | £2,250£2k | £18,000£18k |
| Last 32 | 16 | £1,125£1k | £18,000£18k |
| Group 8 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 7 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 6 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 5 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 4 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 3 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 2 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Group 1 | 2 | £562£562 | £1,124£1k |
| Withdrew | 1 | £4,500£5k | £4,500£5k |
Where the money went, band by band
The rest of 2016
Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2016
Frequently asked questions
How much did the winner of the 2016 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship get?
Ding Junhui took £45,000.
How much did the runner-up get?
Stuart Bingham took £18,000, 40% of the winner's cheque.
What was the total prize money at the 2016 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship?
£143,992, paid to 48 players.
How does it compare with other years?
The 2015 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship paid £143,992, and the 2017 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship paid £230,000.
Where to next
Every edition is on the 6-Reds World Championship prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2016. The edition before was the 2015 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship. The one after was the 2017 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship.