2022 Libema Open ATP Prize Money offers 648,130€
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The 2022 Libema Open will be held in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands, from June 6th to 12th and will be the first grass-court tournament after the Roland Garros.
Grass-court tournaments are usually unique because there are few during the season, and players only have a few weeks to prepare for Wimbledon. The Libema Open has a documented history and heritage, and details of prize money for this year's event have been revealed.
Past champions of this ATP 250 tournament include Richard Krajicek, Pat Rafter, Lleyton Hewitt, David Ferrer, Benjamin Becker, and Richard Gasquet.
Adrian Mannarino was the event's last champion in 2019, and after a three-year hiatus, the tournament will return to the ATP calendar. Organizers have worked behind the scenes to assemble some world-class players, including reigning US Open champion Daniil Medvedev.
Felix Auger-Aliassime, Taylor Fritz, Alex de Minaur, Marin Cilic, and Karen Khachanov are among the other notable names competing at the Libema Open. At least five Dutchmen appear on the entry list, including Tallon Griekspoor and Botic van de Zandschulp.
Payout in Den Bosch will begin in the first round. Players participating in the main draw will receive 6,950€ or a first-round loss. Points distribution, however, will start from the second-round stage.
Competing players will pocket 11,375€ and be awarded 20 points. The prize money will substantially increase from the quarter-final stage. Those who make it this far will be guaranteed 19,595€ in addition to 45 points.
The semi-finalists will bank 33,805€ and receive 90 points that can aid their rise in the ATP rankings. The champion of the Libema will receive a sizable chunk of prize money, almost six figures, equating to 98,580€ and 250 points.
The runner-up, meanwhile, will earn 57,505€ and will receive 150 points. The complete overview has been tabulated below.
2022 Libema Open ATP Prize Money & Points:
| Winner | 250 points | 98,580€ |
| Finalist | 150 points | 57,505€ |
| Semi-finalists | 90 points | 33,805€ |
| Quarter-finalists | 45 points | 19,595€ |
| 2nd round | 20 points | 11,375€ |
| 1st round | 0 points | 6,950€ |
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