
The Delray Beach Open 2020 is one of the next ATP tournaments on the agenda in the coming week with some well-known names involved.
These included the likes of Nick Kyrgios, Milos Raonic and Taylor Fritz among others and we can now reveal how much they will be playing for in this event.
The winner will claim $97,585 with 250 points as the tournament suggests up for grabs. It is 100 less points for the runner-up with them claiming $53,615 for reaching that stage.
Then in terms of the semi-finalists, it is $29,980 for reaching that point and 90 points are on offer.
It goes all the way down to the first round where the losers get 0 points on their rankings but $5,570 in prize money.
Click here to view the draw for this ATP tournament which begins on Monday.
Prize Money & Points Breakdown - Delray Beach Open 2020
Winner - $97,585 - 250 points
Runner-Up - $53,615 - 150 points
Semi-Finalists - $29,980 - 90 points
Quarter-Finalists - $16,990 - 45 points
Second Round - $9,670 - 20 points
First Round - $5,570 - 0 points
Runner-Up - $53,615 - 150 points
Semi-Finalists - $29,980 - 90 points
Quarter-Finalists - $16,990 - 45 points
Second Round - $9,670 - 20 points
First Round - $5,570 - 0 points

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