Prize money has been confirmed ahead of the end of season spectacle that is the 2024 ATP Finals which will take place between November 10-17.
A record amount of prize money has been confirmed this year with $15m on offer for the seven day event which includes Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev so far. This is an increase of 1.7% from 12 months ago. The victor stands to win $4,881,100 which is the largest paycheck in ATP Finals history and that is for going the week undefeated.
Winning the final alone sees the player receive $2,237,200. Just playing in the tournament will give the player involved $396,500 and for every round robin win, it will be $390,000. Getting to the semi-final sees $1,123,400. Each round robin win also accounts for 200 points, winning the semi-final will see the player receive 400 and the final is set for 500 points. The victor is set for 1,500 points.
2024 ATP Finals Prize Money & Points Singles:
| Points | Prize Money | |
| Undefeated champion | 1500 points (overall) | $4,881,100 |
| Final win | 500 points | $2,237,000 |
| Semi-final win | 400 points | $1,123,400 |
| Round-robin win | 200 points (per win) | $390,500 |
| Participation fee | $331,000 | |
| Alternate | $155,000 |
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