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SNOOKER · 2011-11-27 · VARIOUS

2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League snooker prize money

The 2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League paid £210,000 to 10 players. Ronnie O'Sullivan won £60,000. Ding Junhui took £30,000 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£210k
WINNER£60k
PLAYERS PAID10
PAYOUT BANDS11

Every cheque

10 players paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each player at the 2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League.
PLACE PLAYER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Ronnie O'Sullivan England £60,000£60k
Runner-up Ding Junhui China £30,000£30k
Semi-final Judd Trump England £20,000£20k
Semi-final Mark Williams Wales £20,000£20k
Group Neil Robertson Australia £17,500£18k
Group John Higgins Scotland £15,000£15k
Group Shaun Murphy England £12,500£13k
Group Ali Carter England £10,000£10k
Group Matthew Stevens Wales £8,000£8k
Group Jimmy White England £6,000£6k
High break John Higgins Scotland £2,000£2k
High break Judd Trump England £2,000£2k
High break Shaun Murphy England £2,000£2k
High break Ding Junhui China £1,000£1k
High break Mark Williams Wales £1,000£1k
High break Matthew Stevens Wales £1,000£1k
High break Neil Robertson Australia £1,000£1k
High break Ronnie O'Sullivan England £1,000£1k

How the money splits

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

Prize money bands at the 2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £60,000£60k £60,000£60k
Runner-up 1 £30,000£30k £30,000£30k
Semi-final 2 £20,000£20k £40,000£40k
Group 1 £17,500£18k £17,500£18k
Group 1 £15,000£15k £15,000£15k
Group 1 £12,500£13k £12,500£13k
Group 1 £10,000£10k £10,000£10k
Group 1 £8,000£8k £8,000£8k
Group 1 £6,000£6k £6,000£6k
High break 3 £2,000£2k £6,000£6k
High break 5 £1,000£1k £5,000£5k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £60k
Runner-up £30k
Semi-final £40k
Group £18k
Group £15k
Group £13k
Group £10k
Group £8,000
Group £6,000
High break £6,000
High break £5,000

The rest of 2011

Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2011

Other snooker tournaments in 2011.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PAID
2011 PTC - Event 11 Tom Ford £50,500£51k
2011 williamhill.com UK Championship Judd Trump £625,000£625k
2011 PTC - Event 10 Michael Holt £53,000£53k
2011 PTC - Event 9 Judd Trump £43,000£43k
2011 Wyldecrest Park Homes World Seniors Championship Darren Morgan £53,000£53k
2011 PTC - Event 8 Neil Robertson £43,000£43k
2011 PTC - Event 7 Ronnie O'Sullivan £50,000£50k
2011 PTC - Event 6 Neil Robertson £43,085£43k
2011 PTC - Event 5 Andrew Higginson £50,000£50k
2011 Brazil Masters Shaun Murphy £132,911£133k
2011 Bank of Communication Shanghai Masters Mark Selby £350,000£350k
2011 PTC - Event 4 Mark Selby £43,500£44k
2011 PTC - Event 3 Ben Woollaston £50,000£50k
2011 PTC - Event 2 Judd Trump £50,000£50k
2011 Goldfields Australian Open Stuart Bingham £289,000£289k
2011 Wuxi Classic Mark Selby £56,000£56k
2011 PTC - Event 1 Ronnie O'Sullivan £50,000£50k
2011 Betfred World Championship John Higgins £1,111,000£1.1m
2011 Scottish Professional Championship John Higgins £9,500£10k
2011 Bank of Beijing China Open Judd Trump £319,075£319k
2011 Championship League Matthew Stevens £165,800£166k
2011 PartyCasino.com PTC Grand Final Shaun Murphy £197,500£198k
2011 Wyldecrest Park Homes Welsh Open John Higgins £201,500£202k
2011 German Masters Mark Williams £227,105£227k
2011 CaesarsCasino.com Snooker Shoot Out Nigel Bond £129,500£130k
2011 Ladbrokes Mobile Masters Ding Junhui £500,000£500k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the 2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League get?

Ronnie O'Sullivan took £60,000.

How much did the runner-up get?

Ding Junhui took £30,000, 50% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the 2011 PartyPoker.com Premier League?

£210,000, paid to 10 players.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2010 PartyCasino.com Premier League paid £225,000, and the 2012 PartyPoker.com Premier League paid £224,000.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Premier League prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2011. The edition before was the 2010 PartyCasino.com Premier League. The one after was the 2012 PartyPoker.com Premier League.