2023 Adelaide International 1 ATP Prize Money & Points Overview - $642,735

| by Balasz Virag

The Adelaide International 1 is one of the first tournaments on the ATP Tour, and it is set to attract some of the biggest names in the world of men's tennis.

In 2023, Novak Djokovic, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, Holger Rune and Jannik Sinner are all expected to compete and fight for their share of the prize money and points in the event, which will be held from January 1-8. The entry list features 8 players from the Top 20 as likes of Denis Shapovalov, and Karen Khachanov will also compete.

As with all ATP Tour events, the prize money and points distribution at the Adelaide International 1 is designed to reward the top performers. The winner of the tournament will earn 250 points and a cash prize of $94,560, while the runner-up will receive 150 points and $55,035.

The players who reach the semi-finals will earn 90 points and $32,150, while the quarter-finalists will receive 45 points and $18,175. Those who progress to the round of 16 will receive 20 points and $10,655, while those who reach the round of 32 will earn no points but still receive a cash prize of $6,340.

These prize money and points distributions are designed to ensure that the top performers are rewarded for their efforts and to provide an incentive for all of the players to perform at their best.

The Adelaide International 1 is always a highly competitive event, and with some of the biggest names in the sport set to compete in 2023, it is sure to be a thrilling spectacle for fans and spectators. With the prize money and points distribution on offer, it is clear that the players will be fighting tooth and nail to come out on top and claim the coveted title.

2023 Adelaide International 1 ATP Prize Money & Points:

Points Prize Money
Winner 250 points $94,560
Finalist 150 points $55,035
Semi-finalists 90 points $32,150
Quarter-finalists 45 points $18,175
2nd round 20 points $10,655
1st round 0 points $6,340

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