Paris Masters 2020 Prize Money & Points Distribution with more than 4 million euros up for grabs
ATPSunday, 08 November 2020 at 07:00
The 2020 Paris Masters will be held in the capital of France from November 2nd - 8th as the last ATP Masters tournament of the season and we already know the prize money and points distribution.
The draw of the 2020 Paris Masters is full of star names with Rafael Nadal, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev leading the field. However, there are many more that can triumph in the French capital including Andrey Rublev, David Goffin or in-form playing Kevin Anderson.
While the winner of the 2020 Paris Masters won't get even a quarter of what Novak Djokovic won for the last year's triumph, there will be more money to take for the players who lose in the first rounds. Compared to last year's 995,720€, the winner will go home with 225,210€ and 1000 points. The runner-up will take 150,000€ + 600 points while the semifinalists will earn 100,000€ and 360 points for the ATP Rankings.
Paris Masters 2020 Prize Money & Points Distribution:
| Winner | 225,210€ + 1000 points |
| Finalist | 150,000€ + 600 points |
| Semi-Finalist | 100,000€ + 360 points |
| Quarter-Finalist | 78,000€ + 180 points |
| 3rd round | 56,000€ + 90 points |
| 2nd round | 36,000€ + 45 points |
| 1st round | 22,275€ + 10 points |
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