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FEDERATION · NO. 65 BY PRIZE MONEY

Algeria table tennis prize money

7 players, $8,260 on the WTT tour between 2022 to 2026. Mehdi Bouloussa has taken $7,300 of it.

Everything the tour has paid to players entered under this flag, from the draw sheet of every event since 2022. It is prize money rather than salary: a table tennis player's tour income is the rounds they reach, and nothing else is written down.

PRIZE MONEY $8k
TOP EARNER $7k
PLAYERS PAID 7
TITLES 0
SHARE OF THE TOUR 0%

Every Algeria player the tour has paid

Ranked by career WTT prize money

7 players

# Player Titles Paid results Span World rank Prize money
01 Mehdi Bouloussa 14 2022 to 2026 408 $7,300
02 Maheidine Bella 1 2026 1604 $175
03 Milhane Jellouli 1 2026 1609 $175
04 Abdelbasset Chaichi 2 2023 1631 $170
05 Lynda Loghraibi 2 2023 1633 $170
06 Malissa Nasri 2 2023 1634 $170
07 Sami Kherouf 1 2023 1788 $100

Where Algeria's money is concentrated

The biggest career hauls under the flag

88% of it to one player

Mehdi Bouloussa $7,300
Maheidine Bella $175
Milhane Jellouli $175
Abdelbasset Chaichi $170
Lynda Loghraibi $170
Malissa Nasri $170
Sami Kherouf $100

Algeria prize money by season

Every paid result folded into its year

Best season: 2023, $6,255

season running total

Which tier of the tour pays Algeria

The same money split by the kind of event

4 tiers

A federation that travels to the Grand Smashes and one that fills the Feeder draws can send the same number of players to the same number of events and come home with figures an order of magnitude apart. This is which of the two Algeria is.

The events that pay Algeria

Every stop on the calendar, by what it has paid out under this flag

13 events

The biggest weeks a Algeria player has had

Single events, ranked by what they paid

Player Event Draw Round Prize
Mehdi Bouloussa Singapore Smash 2023 Men's Singles Qualifying Round 3 $2,500
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Star Contender Lanzhou 2023 Men's Singles Round of 32 $1,250
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Star Contender Ljubljana 2023 Men's Singles Round of 64 $900
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Contender Lagos 2024 Men's Singles Round of 32 $525
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Contender Lagos 2023 Men's Singles Round of 32 $450
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Feeder Puerto Princesa 2026 Men's Singles Round of 16 $400
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Feeder Lille 2026 Men's Singles Round of 16 $400
Mehdi Bouloussa WTT Feeder Havirov 2025 Men's Singles Round of 64 $200
Maheidine Bella WTT Contender Tunis 2026 Men's Doubles Round of 16 $175
Milhane Jellouli WTT Contender Tunis 2026 Men's Doubles Round of 16 $175

Where Algeria sits among the federations

Ranked 65 of 112 on prize money won

# Federation Players Titles Span Prize money
55 Paraguay 7 2022 to 2026 $16,890
56 Bulgaria 20 2022 to 2026 $15,490
57 Switzerland 10 2022 to 2026 $14,753
58 Malta 3 2022 to 2026 $14,165
59 Greece 10 2022 to 2026 $13,525
60 Cuba 6 4 2024 $11,720
61 Ecuador 3 2022 to 2026 $9,140
62 Ghana 14 2024 to 2026 $8,775
63 Norway 3 2022 to 2026 $8,550
64 Uzbekistan 20 2022 to 2026 $8,325
66 Tunisia 17 2022 to 2026 $8,180
67 Lebanon 28 2024 $7,795
68 Cameroon 2 2022 to 2026 $6,510
69 Philippines 10 2 2025 to 2026 $5,990
70 South Africa 14 2023 $5,100
71 Colombia 5 2023 to 2026 $4,250
72 Oman 10 2022 to 2026 $4,100
73 Dominican Republic 9 2022 to 2026 $3,630
74 Jordan 11 2023 to 2024 $2,880
75 Neutral Athletes 10 2024 to 2026 $2,870

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Algeria's table tennis players won?

$8,260 between 2022 to 2026, across 7 players. That is 0% of everything the WTT tour has paid out and ranks Algeria 65 of 112 federations.

Who is Algeria's highest paid table tennis player?

Mehdi Bouloussa, $7,300 from 14 paid results.

What was Algeria's best season on the tour?

2023, worth $6,255 from 16 paid results.

Which event pays Algeria the most?

Singapore Smash, $2,500 across 1 paid results.

What is the biggest single payday a Algeria player has had?

$2,500, to Mehdi Bouloussa at the Singapore Smash 2023, where they went out in qualifying round 3 in the men's singles.

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