The 2021 Swiss Open in Gstaad will run from July 19th till July 25th and it will feature an overall financial commitment of €481,270.
It will be the 53rd edition of the tennis event in Gstaad and it will feature a solid field of play with an overall financial commitment of €481,270. The top seed will be Roberto Bautista-Agut and he will spearhead a great field that will also feature Denis Shapovalov, Casper Ruud, Cristian Garin and Benoit Paire.
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The event is an ATP 250 event which means that the winner will get 250 ATP points along with €41,145. The losing player in the final will get 150 points and €29,500 while the semifinalists will get 90 points and €21,000. The lower rounds yield fewer points and prize money.
The defending champion is Albert Ramos-Vinolas who won the event in 2019 with the event skipping the 2020 year due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Check out the full breakdown below.
Winner - €41,145
Finals - €29,500
Semi Finals - €21,000
Quarter Finals - €14,000
Round 16 - €9,000
Round 28 - €5,415
Total - €481,270
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