Taking place between August 12-19, 2024, the Cincinnati Open (also known as the Cincinnati Masters) is one of the main stops en route to the US Open as prize money is set.

After draw confirmed, we take a look at Prize Money and Points albeit unlike other tournaments, the WTA not being equal for this 1000 tournament.

There is $6,795,555 on offer this time around, an increase on 2023 which Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev and Jannik Sinner among others will battle for. For WTA, it will be a huge disparity of $3,211,715. Albeit it is an increase of 15.18% compared to last year. The champion will take home a $523,485 share of that compared to the lesser amount last year.

For sealing the title in the men's, it is $1,049,460 up 2.96% and 1,000 points. While for the finalist, it is $573,090 with 600 points.

For getting to the semi-finals, it is $313,395 with 360 points on offer. While in the Quarter-Finals, it is $170,940 and 180 points on offer.

It goes all the way down to $27,165 with 10 points on offer for the first round losers in Cincinnati. A focal point on the run to Flushing Meadows and one that can be very financially lucrative.

In the WTA side, it is $523,485 to the winner, as well as $308,320 for the runner-up showing the huge disparity with over $10,000,000 overall over the two tournaments.

ATP Singles

First round: 10 points | $14,800

Second round: 65 points | $20,650

Round of 16: 120 points | $36,454

Quarterfinals: 215 points | $72,965

Semifinals: 390 points | $158,944

Finalist: 650 points | $308,320

Champion: 1000 points | $523,485