What is the prize money for Swiss Indoors 2023?

The prize money breakdown of Roger Federer's home tournament, Swiss Indoors, for this year.

What is the prize money for Swiss Indoors 2023?

Swiss Indoors (Via Basel Tourismus)

The Swiss Indoors tennis tournament is the home tournament of the retired tennis great, Roger Federer, which takes place in the month of October in Basel, Switzerland. Federer won this tournament 10 times in his career.

This year’s Swiss Indoors will feature players like Casper Ruud, Holger Rune, Taylor Fritz, and defending Champion, Felix Auger-Aliassime as well. This tournament was started in 1970 and featured mostly the top-ranked Swiss players.

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The matches were played in a unique red hard court until 2010 and later was changed to the uniform blue courts like all the other European tournaments. Since 2009, the tournament has been a part of the World Tour 500 series of the ATP Tour.

As Carlos Alcaraz will not be competing, Holger Rune will be the top seeded player of the tournament in its 52nd edition. Rune has not had the best of seasons due to injuries and will not be the favorite to win. Second seed, Casper Ruud also has had a disappointing set of matches at the Asian leg of the Tour and will try and make a comeback in this tournament.

Top-ranked Novak Djokovic will also not be competing in this year’s edition as he has already prioritized the events he will feature in. The Serbian has taken a break following his 24th Grand Slam win at the US Open this year. Taylor Fritz, Alex de Minaur and Shanghai Open Champion Hubert Hurkacz are the one’s that have the highest chances of winning this tournament this year.

Round-wise prize money distribution for the 2023 Swiss Indoors

The total prize money this year has seen an increase of 2.84% from last year and stands at €2,196,000. The men’s singles winner will get €410,660, which is 2.84% more than what defending champion Felix Auger-Aliassime got when he won last year. The runner-up will also get slightly more than the previous year, which is €220,950.

Felix Auger-Aliassime
Felix Auger-Aliassime (Credits: CBC)

Here is the round wise prize distribution:

Singles

2023Prize Money € EUR
Winner€410,660
Runner-up€220,950
Semifinal€117,760
Quarterfinal€60,165
Round 2€32,115
Round 1€17,130
Q2€8,780
Q1€4,925

Doubles

2023Prize Money € EUR
Winner€134,890
Runner-up€71,940
Semifinal€36,400
Quarterfinal€18,200
Round 1€9,420
H/T: Perfect Tennis

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