Championship League snooker 2024 prize money: How much will the winner earn?

ALL eyes will be on the final prize fund as Championship League snooker comes to a close next month.

The world’s best snooker players have been battling it out over the past few weeks, hoping to make it to the Winners’ Group.

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There have been six phases of group stage so far, with the final group taking place on February 28 and February 29.

The aim of the game is simple, win as many frames and games as possible and you’ll win a bigger pot of cash.

There’s also a combined £1500 prize for whoever can crack the highest break in both the group stages and the Winners’ Group.

Championship League Snooker prize money

Here’s the full Championship League prize money breakdown:

Groups 1-7

Winner: £3,000

Runner-up: £2,000

Semi-final: £1,000

Frame win (league stage): £100

Frame win (play-offs): £300

Highest break: £500

Winners’ Group

Winner: £10,000

Runner-up: £5,000

Semi-final: £3,000

Frame win (league stage): £200

Frame win (play-offs): £300

Highest break: £1,000

The maximum possible tournament total fund is £205,000 (if all matches are 3-2).

And the minimum possible tournament total is £152,800 (if all matches are 3-0).

Championship League snooker will be shown live on Matchroom.live.

There is no designated TV channel broadcasting the even in the UK.

You can live stream the action on Matchroom.live online with a day pass subscription of £1.99.

The monthly pass costs £5.99 or there’s also an annual £49.99 option.