The 2022 Open 13 Provence is taking place this week featuring Stefanos Tsitsipas, Andrey Rublev and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga among others.
In terms of prize money, €545,200 is on offer overall with €58,470 going to the winner. Finalists claim €40,930, while reaching the semi-finals gets €27,110.
For reaching the Quarter-Finals, €18,070 will go to the losers. Second round gets €11,695 and first round losers get €6,380.
Prize Money - Open 13 Provence Marseille
Winner - €58,470
Finalist - €40,930
Semi-Finals - €27,110
Quarter-Finals - €18,070
Last 16 - €11,695
First Round - €6,380
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