Wimbledon 2024 is here and whilst victory is the ultimate prize, there’s plenty of money up for grabs too.
The most prestigious Grand Slam of the year began on Monday, July 1 and concludes on Sunday, July 14.
Men and women will receive equal prize money, with a record total of £50million across various competitions at SW19. It’s a huge amount, but not the most, with the US Open later in the year offering bigger cash prizes than the All-England Club.
Last year saw Carlos Alcaraz win his first-ever Wimbledon title, with Markéta Vondroušová clinching the women’s championship.
The Spaniard is, unsurprisingly, the favourite again in the men’s singles and remains in with a chance, but Vondroušová crashed out in the first round.
You can find all the tennis odds on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app, otherwise, below is a breakdown of the prize money on offer for each men’s and women’s singles round.
Wimbledon Prize Money Per Round
A total prize pot worth £35,884,000 is on offer for the men’s and women’s singles tournaments at the All-England Club. That’s a whopping 11.6 per cent increase on last year’s total.
Winner: £2,700,000 (14.9 per cent increase on last year)
Finalist: £1,400,000 (19.1 per cent increase on last year)
Semi-Finalists: £715,000 (19.2 per cent increase on last year)
Quarter-Finalists: £375,000 (10.3 per cent increase on last year)
Fourth Round: £226,000 (9.2 per cent increase on last year)
Third Round: £143,000 (9.2 per cent increase on last year)
Second Round: £93,000 (9.4 per cent increase on last year)
First Round: £60,000 (9.1 per cent increase on last year)
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