2023 Mubadala Citi DC Open ATP and WTA Prize Money and Points Breakdown with $2,013,940 on offer
ATPSunday, 06 August 2023 at 19:29
The 2023 Mubadala Citi DC Open will be held from July 31-August 6 in Washington, DC and is one of the premier hard court tournaments that runs before the US Open.
A joint ATP and WTA 500 event, the DC Open features several talented players from both tours. The event features a 48-player singles field and a 16-team doubles draw.
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With so many talented players on tour, the tournament offers an enticing $2,013,940 total prize pool and 500 ranking points to the winner. Below is the full breakdown.
ATP PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN AND POINTS DISTRIBUTION
Stage Points Prize Money
Winner 500 $353,445
Finals 300 $188,505
SF 180 $97,785
QF 90 $51,055
R16 45 $26,905
R32 20 $14,725
R48 0 $7,855
WTA Prize Money and Points Distribution
- Winner: $120,150 / 470 WTA points
- Runner-up: $74,161 / 305 WTA points
- Semifinal: $43,323 / 185 WTA points
- Quarterfinal: $22,800 / 100 WTA points
- Round 2: $11,600 / 55 WTA points
- Round 1: $8,320 / 20 WTA points
- Qualifying Round 2: $6,830 / 1 WTA points
- Qualifying Round 1: $4,090 / 0 WTA points
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