Guadalajara Open 2026: Prize Money For WTA Tennis In Mexico

Maria Sakkari, of Greece, returns a shot to Caroline Garcia, of France, during semifinal match at the Guadalajara Open tennis tournament in Guadalajara, Mexico, Friday, Sept. 22, 2023.
(AP Photo/Refugio Ruiz)
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With the U.S. Open prize money now doled out, the 2026 Grand Slam tennis schedule has now concluded. 

Thankfully, there’s still time left on the tour, with plenty of tennis betting opportunities available over the next two months for those who are interested.

This week, many players will choose to rest after the long hardcourt summer season. But some players from the women’s tour will opt to trek southwest from New York City to Mexico, where a competitive draw of WTA players will compete for a cash purse of $1,206,446 million in Guadalajara. 

This is a WTA 500 event, so expect a reasonably competitive pool in a 28-player main singles draw. Some of the top names include returning champion Marta Kostyuk, Iva Jovic, Magdalena Frech, and Liudmila Samsonova.

Guadalajara Open Payout: How Much Prize Money Will the Winner Receive?

In 2026, the Guadalajara Open WTA singles winner will receive $185,500 in prize money. 

The full prize table for the 2026 Guadalajara Open is published below.

Guadalajara Open Prize Money 2026

Round ReachedPrize Money (USD)
Winner$185,500
Runner-Up$114,500
Semifinal$66,003
Quarterfinal$35,000
Round 2$18,045
Round 1, Main Draw$13,005
Q2$10,500
Q1$6,330

Guadalajara Open Prize Money: Final 2026 Purse and Winnings Allotment 

Round ReachedWTA PlayerPrize Money (USD)
WinnerIva Jovic$185,500
Runner-UpPeyton Stearns$114,500
SemifinalistLiudmila Samsonova$66,003
SemifinalistCristina Bucsa$66,003
QuarterfinalistMarta Kostyuk$35,000
QuarterfinalistSloane Stephens$35,000
QuarterfinalistSara Bejlek$35,000
QuarterfinalistMagdalena Frech$35,000
Round 2Taylor Townsend$18,045
Round 2Kayla Day$18,045
Round 2Diane Parry$18,045
Round 2Janice Tjen$18,045
Round 2Panna Udvardy$18,045
Round 2Alycia Parks$18,045
Round 2Caroline Dolehide$18,045
Round 2Zeynep Sonmez$18,045
Round 1Tatjana Maria$13,005
Round 1Elvina Kalieva$13,005
Round 1Elsa Jacquemot$13,005
Round 1Emiliana Arango$13,005
Round 1Carole Monnet$13,005
Round 1Darja Vidmanova$13,005
Round 1Bianca Andreescu$13,005
Round 1Lois Boisson$13,005
Round 1Varvara Lepchenko$13,005
Round 1Nao Hibino$13,005
Round 1Renata Zarazua$13,005
Round 1Iryna Shymanovich$13,005

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Chase Kiddy is a senior writer for BetMGM who primarily covers college sports. He takes two things very seriously: board games and Las Vegas picks contests. He has previously written for a number of print and online outlets, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Washington Post, Daily News-Record, and HERO Sports.