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SNOOKER · 2009-09-01 · PRESTATYN, WALES

2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2 snooker prize money

The 2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2 paid £9,500 to 16 players. Ken Doherty won £3,000. Martin Gould took £1,500 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£10k
WINNER£3k
PLAYERS PAID16
PAYOUT BANDS5

Every cheque

16 players paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each player at the 2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2.
PLACE PLAYER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Ken Doherty Ireland £3,000£3k
Runner-up Martin Gould England £1,500£2k
Semi-final Anthony Hamilton England £800£800
Semi-final Atthasit Mahitthi Thailand £800£800
Quarter-final Fergal O'Brien Ireland £400£400
Quarter-final Jimmy Michie England £400£400
Quarter-final Marcus Campbell Scotland £400£400
Quarter-final Ryan Day Wales £400£400
Last 16 Andrew Norman England £225£225
Last 16 Ben Woollaston England £225£225
Last 16 Jamie Cope England £225£225
Last 16 Jordan Brown Northern Ireland £225£225
Last 16 Matthew Selt England £225£225
Last 16 Robert Milkins England £225£225
Last 16 Rod Lawler England £225£225
Last 16 Tom Ford England £225£225

How the money splits

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

Prize money bands at the 2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £3,000£3k £3,000£3k
Runner-up 1 £1,500£2k £1,500£2k
Semi-final 2 £800£800 £1,600£2k
Quarter-final 4 £400£400 £1,600£2k
Last 16 8 £225£225 £1,800£2k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £3,000
Runner-up £1,500
Semi-final £1,600
Quarter-final £1,600
Last 16 £1,800

The rest of 2009

Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2009

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the 2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2 get?

Ken Doherty took £3,000.

How much did the runner-up get?

Martin Gould took £1,500, 50% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the 2009 Pro Challenge Series - Event 2?

£9,500, paid to 16 players.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Pro Challenge Series - Event 2 prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2009.