SALARYSPORT
★ 0
SNOOKER · 2017-08-22 · GUANGZHOU, CHINA

2017 Evergrande China Championship snooker prize money

The 2017 Evergrande China Championship paid £700,000 to 64 players. Luca Brecel won £150,000. Shaun Murphy took £75,000 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£700k
WINNER£150k
PLAYERS PAID64
PAYOUT BANDS8

Every cheque

64 players paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each player at the 2017 Evergrande China Championship.
PLACE PLAYER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Luca Brecel Belgium £150,000£150k
Runner-up Shaun Murphy England £75,000£75k
Semi-final Ali Carter England £32,000£32k
Semi-final Li Hang China £32,000£32k
Quarter-final Fergal O'Brien Ireland £18,000£18k
Quarter-final Mark Williams Wales £18,000£18k
Quarter-final Ronnie O'Sullivan England £18,000£18k
Quarter-final Zhou Yuelong China £18,000£18k
Last 16 Alan McManus Scotland £12,000£12k
Last 16 Graeme Dott Scotland £12,000£12k
Last 16 Mark Davis England £12,000£12k
Last 16 Martin Gould England £12,000£12k
Last 16 Matthew Stevens Wales £12,000£12k
Last 16 Mike Dunn England £12,000£12k
Last 16 Stephen Maguire Scotland £12,000£12k
Last 16 Tom Ford England £12,000£12k
Last 32 Allan Taylor England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Anthony Hamilton England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Barry Hawkins England £7,000£7k
Last 32 David Gilbert England £7,000£7k
Last 32 David Grace England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Ding Junhui China £7,000£7k
Last 32 John Higgins Scotland £7,000£7k
Last 32 Judd Trump England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Kurt Maflin Norway £7,000£7k
Last 32 Marco Fu Hong Kong £7,000£7k
Last 32 Mark Joyce England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Mark Selby England £7,000£7k
Last 32 Michael White Wales £7,000£7k
Last 32 Ryan Day Wales £7,000£7k
Last 32 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Thailand £7,000£7k
Last 32 Yan Bingtao China £7,000£7k
Last 64 Aditya Mehta India £4,000£4k
Last 64 Alfie Burden England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Andrew Higginson England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Anthony McGill Scotland £4,000£4k
Last 64 Ben Woollaston England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Cao Yupeng China £4,000£4k
Last 64 Chen Zifan China £4,000£4k
Last 64 Chris Wakelin England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Daniel Wells Wales £4,000£4k
Last 64 Elliot Slessor England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Hossein Vafaei Iran £4,000£4k
Last 64 Ian Burns England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Ian Preece Wales £4,000£4k
Last 64 Jimmy Robertson England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Joe Perry England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Ken Doherty Ireland £4,000£4k
Last 64 Mark Allen Northern Ireland £4,000£4k
Last 64 Mark King England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Matthew Selt England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Michael Georgiou Cyprus £4,000£4k
Last 64 Michael Holt England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Neil Robertson Australia £4,000£4k
Last 64 Noppon Saengkham Thailand £4,000£4k
Last 64 Oliver Lines England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Peter Ebdon England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Robert Milkins England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Rory McLeod Jamaica £4,000£4k
Last 64 Sam Baird England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Stuart Bingham England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Stuart Carrington England £4,000£4k
Last 64 Tian Pengfei China £4,000£4k
Last 64 Xiao Guodong China £4,000£4k
High break Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Thailand £3,000£3k

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each player, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the 2017 Evergrande China Championship.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £150,000£150k £150,000£150k
Runner-up 1 £75,000£75k £75,000£75k
Semi-final 2 £32,000£32k £64,000£64k
Quarter-final 4 £18,000£18k £72,000£72k
Last 16 8 £12,000£12k £96,000£96k
Last 32 16 £7,000£7k £112,000£112k
Last 64 32 £4,000£4k £128,000£128k
High break 1 £3,000£3k £3,000£3k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £150k
Runner-up £75k
Semi-final £64k
Quarter-final £72k
Last 16 £96k
Last 32 £112k
Last 64 £128k
High break £3,000

The rest of 2017

Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2017

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the 2017 Evergrande China Championship get?

Luca Brecel took £150,000.

How much did the runner-up get?

Shaun Murphy took £75,000, 50% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the 2017 Evergrande China Championship?

£700,000, paid to 64 players.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2016 Evergrande China Championship paid £650,000, and the 2018 China Championship paid £725,000.

Where to next

Every edition is on the China Championship prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2017. The edition before was the 2016 Evergrande China Championship. The one after was the 2018 China Championship.