2023 Open 13 Provence Prize Money and Points Breakdown with €707,510 on offer
ATPSunday, 26 February 2023 at 14:44
The 2023 Marseille Open will run from February 20th till February 26th and it will be a pretty decent field with a solid prize money of €707,510.
It's a fairly popular ATP 250 event that has drawn very good players over the years. This year we'll see plenty of great players as well with Holger Rune, Hubert Hurkacz, Pablo Carreno Busta, Jannik Sinner and more. The defending champion is Andrey Rublev but he won't be back this year as he opted to go to Acapulco instead.
The man who replaces him as the champion this year will get a solid amount as the champion's purse is €107,610. The player that loses in the final will get a consolation prize of €62,770 with the semi-finals giving €36,905. Check out the how the rest of the prize money breakdown of this ATP 250 event looks like below.
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2023 ATP Marseille Prize Money breakdown:
Winner - €107,610
Finalist - €62,770
Semi-finalist - €36,905
Quater-finalist - €21,385
Round of 16 - €12,420
Round of 28 - €7,585
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