
The 2023 Copa Colsanitas in Bogota will offer a really solid prize pool of $259,303 and quite a few prominent players will battle it out to see how will get the biggest slice of it.
The Copa Colsanitas held in Bogota is scheduled to take place between April 3rd and 9th, 2023. The tournament features notable players including Eugenie Bouchard, Elise Mertens, Dayana Yastremska, Sara Errani, and Tatjana Maria who won the event last year. Competitors will battle for a portion of the $259,303 total prize money, with the winner receiving $34,228 and 280 WTA ranking points.
The losing player in the final will get $20,226 and 180 WTA points while two semifinalists that don't get into the final will have to settle with 110 points and $11,275.
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Each participant in the 2023 Bogota Open will receive a share of the prize money, regardless of their performance. Players eliminated in the first round will be awarded 1 point and $2,804, while those who make it to the second round will receive 30 points and $3,920. Unsuccessful quarterfinalists will each receive 60 points and $6,418. Check out the comprehensive breakdown of the prize money and points distribution below.
2023 Copa Colsanitas Prize Money Breakdown:
Winner 280 points $34,228
Finalist 180 points $20,226
Semi-finalists 110 points $11,275
Quarter-finalists 60 points $6,418
2nd round 30 points $3,920
1st round 1 point $2,804
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