SNOOKER · 2016-03-13 · LLANDUDNO, WALES

2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix snooker prize money

Stuart Bingham took £35,000, 35% of the winner's cheque.

The 2015 888.com World Grand Prix paid £300,000, and the 2017 World Grand Prix paid £375,000.

The 2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix paid £300,000 to 32 players. Shaun Murphy won £100,000. Stuart Bingham took £35,000 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£300k

WINNER£100k

PLAYERS PAID32

PAYOUT BANDS7

Every cheque

32 players paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each player at the 2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix.
PLACE	PLAYER	NATION	PRIZE MONEY
Winner	Shaun Murphy	England	£100,000£100k
Runner-up	Stuart Bingham	England	£35,000£35k
Semi-final	Ding Junhui	China	£20,000£20k
Semi-final	Joe Perry	England	£20,000£20k
Quarter-final	Ali Carter	England	£10,000£10k
Quarter-final	Liang Wenbo	China	£10,000£10k
Quarter-final	Ryan Day	Wales	£10,000£10k
Quarter-final	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	Thailand	£10,000£10k
Last 16	John Higgins	Scotland	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Judd Trump	England	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Kyren Wilson	England	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Mark Allen	Northern Ireland	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Martin Gould	England	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Michael Holt	England	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Peter Ebdon	England	£5,000£5k
Last 16	Tom Ford	England	£5,000£5k
Last 32	Barry Hawkins	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Ben Woollaston	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	David Gilbert	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	David Grace	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Graeme Dott	Scotland	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Jamie Jones	Wales	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Luca Brecel	Belgium	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Marco Fu	Hong Kong	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Mark Selby	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Mark Williams	Wales	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Matthew Selt	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Michael White	Wales	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Neil Robertson	Australia	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Ronnie O'Sullivan	England	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Stephen Maguire	Scotland	£2,500£3k
Last 32	Tian Pengfei	China	£2,500£3k
High break	Joe Perry	England	£5,000£5k

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

Prize money bands at the 2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix.
PLACE	PLAYERS	EACH	BAND TOTAL
Winner	1	£100,000£100k	£100,000£100k
Runner-up	1	£35,000£35k	£35,000£35k
Semi-final	2	£20,000£20k	£40,000£40k
Quarter-final	4	£10,000£10k	£40,000£40k
Last 16	8	£5,000£5k	£40,000£40k
Last 32	16	£2,500£3k	£40,000£40k
High break	1	£5,000£5k	£5,000£5k

Winner £100k

Runner-up £35k

Semi-final £40k

Quarter-final £40k

Last 16 £40k

Last 32 £40k

High break £5,000

Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2016

Other snooker tournaments in 2016.
TOURNAMENT	WINNER	PAID
2016 Coral Scottish Open	Marco Fu	£366,000£366k
2016 Betway UK Championship	Mark Selby	£855,000£855k
2016 Coral Northern Ireland Open	Mark King	£376,000£376k
2016 Champion Of Champions	John Higgins	£300,000£300k
2016 Evergrande China Championship	John Higgins	£650,000£650k
2016 International Championship	Mark Selby	£673,000£673k
2016 Coral English Open	Liang Wenbo	£376,000£376k
2016 European Masters	Judd Trump	£274,934£275k
2016 Shanghai Masters	Ding Junhui	£476,200£476k
2016 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship	Ding Junhui	£143,992£144k
2016 Paul Hunter Classic	Mark Selby	£132,700£133k
2016 World Open	Ali Carter	£528,000£528k
2016 Indian Open	Anthony McGill	£300,000£300k
2016 Kaspersky Riga Masters	Neil Robertson	£150,000£150k
2016 Betfred World Championship	Mark Selby	£1,500,100£1.5m
2016 China Open	Judd Trump	£526,000£526k
2016 Ladbrokes Players Championship Grand Final	Mark Allen	£350,000£350k
2016 Championship League	Judd Trump	£179,700£180k
2016 Kreativ Dental European Tour - Event 6	Mark Selby	£93,750£94k
2016 BetVictor Welsh Open	Ronnie O'Sullivan	£334,000£334k
2016 Coral Snooker Shoot Out	Robin Hull	£130,000£130k
2016 918.com German Masters	Martin Gould	£275,250£275k
2016 888Sport World Seniors Championship	Mark Davis	£50,000£50k
2016 Dafabet Masters	Ronnie O'Sullivan	£600,000£600k

How much did the winner of the 2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix get?

Shaun Murphy took £100,000.

How much did the runner-up get?

Stuart Bingham took £35,000, 35% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the 2016 Ladbrokes World Grand Prix?

£300,000, paid to 32 players.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2015 888.com World Grand Prix paid £300,000, and the 2017 World Grand Prix paid £375,000.

Every edition is on the World Grand Prix prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2016. The edition before was the 2015 888.com World Grand Prix. The one after was the 2017 World Grand Prix.