Scottish Open snooker final prize money
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The Scottish Open final gets underway on Sunday after six days of exhilarating snooker action. There is plenty of money up for grabs this year with the winner set to bag close to six figures this evening while a healthy prize pot will be divided among the 64 players.
Last year, Gary Wilson won the last six frames of the final to clinch a 9–2 victory over fellow countryman Joe O’Connor to capture the first-ranking title of his career. Judd Trump compiled the highest break of the tournament, the eighth maximum break of his career, but couldn’t get beyond the quarter-finals as he was dumped out by Thailand’s Thepchaiya Un-Nooh.
Plenty of big names turned out this year to try and topple Wilson from his perch and now the final is upon us. Here, Express Sport gives you everything you need to know ahead of the last game of the Edinburgh major.
What is the total prize pot?
There is £427,000 of prize money up for grabs in Edinburgh – the same as last year when it increased by £22,000 from £405,000. The winner of the tournament will receive the Stephen Hendry trophy and £80,000 while the runner-up will receive a £35,000 share.
Semi-finalists bag £17,5000 followed by quarter-finalists with £11,000. Those who reach the last 16 will earn £7,500, the last 32 £4,500 and the last 64 £3,000. Meanwhile, the player who achieves the highest break will secure an additional £5,000 for their efforts.
How to watch the final
Every day of the 2023 Scottish Open will be broadcast live on Eurosport 1, while the event can be streamed ad-free on Discovery+, the Eurosport app and eurosport.com on all good internet-connected devices including smart TVs, laptops and mobile phones.
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When is the final taking place?
The final will take place on Sunday, December 17. It is the tenth ranking event of the 2023–24 season and the third tournament in the Home Nations Series, following the English Open and Northern Ireland Open, with the Welsh Open still to come.
The final will be a best-of-17-frames match played over two sessions lasting roughly three hours each.
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