British Open snooker 2025 prize money: How much is up for grabs?

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THERE’S no letting up in the snooker roadshow as some of the world’s best return to the table for the 2025 British Open tournament.

Mark Selby swept John Higgins aside by beating the Scotsman 10-5 to lift last year’s crown.

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And the English ace banked a whopping £100,000 just for winning the showpiece match alone.

But if Selby is to receive another huge pay cheque in Cheltenham, he’ll have to overcome the likes of World No1 Judd Trump and current World Champion, Zhao Xintong, as they’ll both feature.

However, Ronnie O’Sullivan has once again left fans disappointed with the snooker legend revealing that he will not be playing in this year’s competition.

SunSport can reveal exactly how much can be won at the British Open snooker 2025.

What is the British Open snooker 2025 prize money?

The world’s best snooker stars will be playing for a total prize pot of £502,000.

And the winner is set to take home a lion’s share of £100,000 which matches Mark Selby’s earnings from his 2024 triumph.

Organisers have also revealed that there will be a £5,000 bonus for the player who hits the highest break.

Here is the full prize money breakdown:

Winner: £100,000

Runner-up: £45,000

Semi-finals: £20,000

Quarter-finals: £12,000

Last 16: £9,000

Last 32: £6,000

Last 64: £3,000

High break: £5,000

Total: £502,000

When is the British Open snooker 2025?

This year’s British Open snooker 2025 takes place from Monday, September 22 and concludes on Sunday, September 28.

Afternoon sessions get underway at 1pm BST while the evening sessions start at 7pm BST.

The first four rounds are all best of seven frames, quarter-final matches will be best of nine, semi-finals are both the best of 11 and then the final will be best of 19 frames.

Cheltenham Racecourse is the chosen venue for this highly anticipated event.

Former British Open champions

2024 Mark Selby
2023 Mark Williams
2022 Ryan Day
2021 Mark Williams
2004 John Higgins
2003 Stephen Hendry
2002 Paul Hunter
2001 John Higgins
2000 Peter Ebdon
1999 Stephen Hendry
1999 Fergal O’Brien
1998 John Higgins
1997 Mark Williams
1996 Nigel Bond
1995 John Higgins
1994 Ronnie O’Sullivan
1993 Steve Davis
1992 Jimmy White
1991 Stephen Hendry
1990 Bob Chaperon
1989 Tony Meo
1988 Stephen Hendry
1987 Jimmy White
1986 Steve Davis
1985 Silvino Francisco

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