SNOOKER · 405TH ON THE MONEY LIST
Pu QingSong prize money
Pu QingSong has won £7,500 in snooker prize money in 2018, 405th of 773 players. The biggest single cheque was £7,500 at the 2018 Shanghai Masters.
CAREER PRIZE MONEY£8k
MONEY LIST405th
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BEST YEAR · 2018£8k
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| YEAR | TOURNAMENT | FINISH | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 2018 Shanghai Masters | Last 24 | £7,500£8k |
Around Pu QingSong on the money list
The players either side, by career snooker prize money
| # | PLAYER | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 393 | Omar Alajlani | Saudi Arabia | £9,000£9k |
| 394 | Luo Zetao | China | £8,900£9k |
| 395 | Adam Wicheard | England | £8,663£9k |
| 396 | Cliff Thorburn | Canada | £8,500£9k |
| 397 | Lyu Chenwei | China | £8,425£8k |
| 398 | Hu Hao | China | £8,300£8k |
| 399 | Ian Brumby | England | £8,275£8k |
| 400 | Brian Salmon | England | £8,250£8k |
| 401 | Rodney Goggins | Ireland | £7,644£8k |
| 402 | Somporn Kanthawung | Thailand | £7,555£8k |
| 403 | Ross Bulman | Ireland | £7,500£8k |
| 404 | Guo Hua | China | £7,500£8k |
| 405 | Pu QingSong | £7,500£8k | |
| 406 | Dennis Taylor | Northern Ireland | £7,500£8k |
| 407 | Rouzi Maimaiti | China | £7,450£7k |
| 408 | Ma Chunmao | China | £7,400£7k |
| 409 | James Leadbetter | England | £7,300£7k |
| 410 | Pang Weiguo | China | £7,300£7k |
| 411 | Vladislav Gradinari | Moldova | £7,250£7k |
| 412 | Riley Parsons | England | £7,250£7k |
| 413 | Amine Amiri | Morocco | £7,250£7k |
| 414 | Cao Xinlong | China | £7,250£7k |
| 415 | Jason Barton | England | £7,205£7k |
| 416 | Ian Sargeant | Wales | £7,135£7k |
| 417 | Ratchayothin Yotharuck | Thailand | £7,058£7k |
Frequently asked questions
How much prize money has Pu QingSong won?
£7,500 in snooker prize money, 405th of the 773 players on our money list.
What is Pu QingSong's biggest cheque?
£7,500 for finishing last 24 at the 2018 Shanghai Masters.
Who is just above Pu QingSong on the money list?
Guo Hua, on £7,500.
Where to next
The full list is on snooker prize money. Every edition of the Shanghai Masters is on the Shanghai Masters prize money page. One place up is Guo Hua. One place down is Dennis Taylor. The whole of 2018 is on snooker prize money in 2018.