Singapore Open 2026: Prize Money for Only WTA 500 Draw This Week

Mirra Andreeva, of Russia, returns the ball to Coco Gauff, of the United States, during the quarterfinal round of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, in New York.
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Professional tennis remains dormant after the U.S. Open. With the men’s tour exclusively playing small tournaments this week, the top attraction for tennis fans is the WTA 500 draw in Singapore. 

Singapore Open Purse 2026

The Singapore Open, revived in 2025 after a 31-year tour absence, features a 28-player singles draw with several top women’s tour players. That includes No. 1 seed Mirra Andreeva, Barbora Krejcikova, Alexandra Eala, and more.

This is the most competitive warm-up draw available ahead of next week’s China Open, which will be played concurrently with the men’s tour in Beijing. 

After being upgraded from a WTA 250 tournament last year, Singapore now offers a much more lucrative purse. The total purse available for players at this year’s draw will be $1,206,446.

Meanwhile, Seoul’s Korea Open prize money is greatly reduced this year, as that tournament has been downsized to a WTA 250. 

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

In 2026, the women’s singles champion at the Singapore Open will receive $185,500 in prize money.

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

Singapore Open Prize Money 2026 (Per Round)

Round Reached Prize 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

Singapore Open Prize Money: Final 2026 Purse and Winnings Allotment

Round ReachedWTA PlayerPrize Money (USD)
WinnerLeylah Fernandez$185,500
Runner-UpTalia Gibson$114,500
SemifinalistMaja Chwalinska$66,003
SemifinalistTatiana Prozorova$66,003
QuarterfinalistMirra Andreeva$35,000
QuarterfinalistElise Mertens$35,000
QuarterfinalistXinyu Wang$35,000
QuarterfinalistMaria Sakkari$35,000
Round 2Aliaksandra Sasnovich$18,045
Round 2Alycia Parks$18,045
Round 2Barbora Krejcikova$18,045
Round 2Oleksandra Oliynykova$18,045
Round 2Joanna Garland$18,045
Round 2Alexandra Eala$18,045
Round 2Nao Hibino$18,045
Round 2Viktoria Morvayova$18,045
Round 1Daria Kasatkina$13,005
Round 1Mei Yamaguchi$13,005
Round 1Kyoka Okamura$13,005
Round 1Anna-Lena Friedsam$13,005
Round 1Vivian Wolff$13,005
Round 1Rebecca Sramkova$13,005
Round 1Donna Vekic$13,005
Round 1Storm Hunter$13,005
Round 1Sofia Costoulas$13,005
Round 1Linda Fruhvirtova$13,005
Round 1Kristina Mladenovic$13,005
Round 1Fiona Ferro$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.