The total prize money on offer at the 2023 Grand Prix Hassan II, privately funded by Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, amounts to €630,705, reflecting a growth of 17.99% in comparison to 2022.

In 2022, when he clinched the championship, David Goffin was awarded a sum that is 5.3% less in comparison to the prize money of €85,605 that the victor in Marrakech will collect.

In terms of cash rewards, participants who are eliminated in the first round also obtain €6,035, which is an improvement of 5.3% compared to the same period last year. The entire main competition reflects these increments.

The previous year’s comparison is given for the purpose of comparing with a percentage difference. The chart presented below displays a comprehensive breakdown of the prize money for the 2023 Grand Prix Hassan II.

The following tables provide a comprehensive breakdown of the monetary rewards for the ATP tournament in Marrakech this year.

In the previous year, the percentage fluctuation in the amount of prize money offered can be observed as well. The tournament reaches its conclusion when the displayed exchange rate corresponds to the mid-market exchange rate on the day of the final. To provide European and American readers with a reference point, the Euro amounts are converted into GBP and USD for comparison.

Singles.

€85,605 Prize Money 2023$92,914 Prize Money 2023£78,871 Prize Money 2023€85,605 Winner vs Change % 2022$92,914 Winner vs Change % 2022£78,871 Winner vs Change % 20225.3% €85,605 Winner5.3% $92,914 Winner5.3% £78,871 Winner€49,940 Runner-up$54,204 Runner-up£46,012 Runner-up5.3% €49,940 Runner-up5.3% $54,204 Runner-up5.3% £46,012 Runner-up€29,355 Semifinal$31,861 Semifinal£27,046 Semifinal5.3% €29,355 Semifinal5.3% $31,861 Semifinal5.3% £27,046

Doubles.

In Round 1, the prize money is 5.1% of £2,698, $2,829, and €3,070. In the Quarterfinal, the prize money is 5.5% of £4,588, $4,809, and €5,220. In the Semifinal, the prize money is 5.3% of £8,200, $8,596, and €9,330. In the Runner-up position, the prize money is 5.3% of £13,983, $14,658, and €15,910. In the Winner position, the prize money is 5.3% of £26,139, $32,279, and €29,740. The prize money for the 2022 vs Change % is 5.3% of £26,139, $32,279, and €29,740. The prize money for 2023

Grand Prix Hassan II Complete Financial Records Since 2000

The price was €325,000 in 2001, with no change in percentage. In 2002, it increased to €356,000 with a growth rate of 9.5%. The price further rose to €375,000 in 2003, with a growth rate of 5.3%. However, in 2004, there was a decrease of 5.3% and the price remained at €355,000. The price remained constant at €355,000 in 2005 and 2006. In 2007, there was a significant decrease of 10.7% and the price dropped to €349,000. The following year, in 2008, there was a notable increase of 14.1% and the price reached €398,250. The price remained constant at €398,250 from 2009 to 2011. In 2012, there was a slight increase of 3.0%

The tournament did not take place in 2020, but the overall prize fund was established at €542,695 if it had been held.

Breakdown of Prize Money for the Historical Grand Prix Hassan II From 2007 to 2022

The conversion rates of Euro and GBP to USD are based on the closing exchange prices on April 16th, 2017, which was a Sunday.

2022

Singles.

The money prize for 2022 is €81,310 for the winner, with a change of -19.7% compared to £68,463 and $89,807.

Doubles.

The winner received a prize money of €28,250, which is 8.0% lower compared to the previous year’s amount of €31,202 or $37,051. The runner-up received a prize money of £16,689 or $11,521, which is a decrease of 3.9% compared to the previous year’s amount of $15,110 or £11,521. The semifinalists received £9,786 or $6,755, while the quarterfinalists received £5,467 or $3,774, which represents an increase of 1.6% compared to the previous year’s amount. The participants in the first round received £3,225 or $2,226. The prize money for the 2022 event in euros is €8,860, and in dollars, it is $15,110, representing a change of 2.1% compared to the previous year’s amount.

2021

Not played.

2020

The event was called off, but the prize funds were designated as follows:

Singles.

In Q1, the amounts were £1,374, $1,709, €1,530. In Q2, the amounts were £2,644, $3,289, €2,945. In Round 1, the amounts were £5,415, $6,734, €6,030. In Round 2, the amounts were £9,253, $11,508, €10,305. In the Quarterfinal, the amounts were £16,127, $20,057, €17,960. In the Semifinal, the amounts were £28,339, $35,245, €31,560. The Runner-up received £50,344, $62,611, €56,065. The Winner received £90,949, $113,110, €101,285. The percentages for each round were: 18.7%, 15.4%, 21.7%, 22

Doubles.

In the first round quarterfinal, the prize money was €2,860 ($2,561, £2,568), which increased by 3.6%. In the semifinal, the prize money was €4,870 ($4,361, £4,373), with a 3.4% increase. The runner-up received €8,520 ($7,629, £7,651), also with a 3.4% increase. The winner, however, received €15,730 ($14,086, £14,125), which had a 3.5% increase. In comparison to the prize money in 2019, the winner received €30,690 ($34,273, £27,558), with a 3.5% increase.

2019

€ EUR Prize Money in 2019, $ USD Prize Money, £ GBP Prize Money, compared to the 2018 Winner’s €87,745, $99,191, and £75,810, there was a 3.2% change. The Runner-up received €47,245, $53,408, and £40,819, which is a 5.5% increase. The Semifinalists were awarded €25,935, $29,318, and £22,407, reflecting a 6.9% rise. Quarterfinalists received €14,640, $16,550, and £12,649, showing a 6.0% increase. Participants who reached Round 2 were granted €8,250, $9,326, and £7,128, indicating a 1.4% increase. Round 1 participants received €4,835, $5,466, and £4,177, reflecting a

2018

EUR Prize Money 2018 $ USD Prize Money 2018 £ GBP Prize Money 2018 % Change vs 2017 €85,000 Winner $96,088 Winner £73,439 Winner -1.1% €44,770 Runner-up $50,610 Runner-up £38,681 Runner-up -1.1% €24,250 Semifinal $27,413 Semifinal £20,952 Semifinal -1.1% €13,815 Quarterfinal $15,617 Quarterfinal £11,936 Quarterfinal -1.1% €8,140 Round 2 $9,202 Round 2 £7,033 Round 2 -1.1% €4,825 Round 1 $5,454 Round 1 £4,169 Round 1 -1.0% €

2017

$9,297 £7,110 Output: The winner of 2017 received €85,945 ($97,157 £74,255), which is a 4.2% increase compared to 2016. The runner-up of 2017 received €45,265 ($51,170 £39,108), which is also a 4.2% increase compared to 2016. The semifinalists of 2017 received €24,520 ($27,719 £21,185), which is a 4.2% increase compared to 2016. The quarterfinalists of 2017 received €13,970 ($15,792 £12,070), which is a 4.3% increase compared to 2016. The prize money is denominated in euros (€ EUR), US dollars ($ USD), and British pounds (£ GBP).

2016

The winner of the prize money in 2015 was €82,450, which is a 3.1% increase compared to the previous year. The prize money in GBP was £71,235 and $93,206 in USD. In 2016, the runner-up received €43,430, which is a 3.2% increase compared to the previous year. The semifinalists received €23,525, £20,325, and $26,594, with a 3.2% increase. The quarterfinalists received €13,400, £11,577, and $15,148, also with a 3.2% increase. In the second round, the prize money was €7,900, £6,825, and $8,931, with a 3.2% increase. In the first round, the prize money was €4,680, £4,043, and $5,291, again with

2015

€ EUR Prize Money 2015, $ USD Prize Money, £ GBP Prize Money 2015 % Change compared to 2014, €80,000 Champion, $90,436 Champion, £69,119 Champion 3.5%, €42,100 Runner-up, $47,592 Runner-up, £36,374 Runner-up 3.4%, €22,800 Semifinal, $25,774 Semifinal, £19,699 Semifinal 3.4%, €12,990 Quarterfinal, $14,685 Quarterfinal, £11,223 Quarterfinal 3.4%, €7,655 Round 2, $8,654 Round 2, £6,614 Round 2 3.4%, €4,535 Round 1, $5,127 Round 1, £3,918 Round 1 3.4%, €730 Q2, $825 Q2, £631 Q2 2.

2014

The winner of the 2014 prize money was €77,315, which represents a 4.5% increase compared to the previous year’s amount of £66,799 or $87,401 in USD. The runner-up received €40,720, showing a 4.4% increase from the 2013 prize money of £35,181 or $46,032. The semifinalists in 2014 earned €22,060, reflecting a 4.4% increase from the previous year’s amount of £19,059 or $24,938. The quarterfinalists received €12,565, showing a 4.3% increase from the 2013 prize money of £10,856 or $14,204. The players who reached round 2 in 2014 earned €7,405, which represents a 4.4% increase from the previous year’s amount of £6,398 or $8,371. Lastly, the participants in

2013

The prize money for the year 2013 in Euros (€) was as follows: the winner received €74,000 ($83,653, £63,935), which was a 2.9% increase compared to the previous year. The runner-up received €39,000 ($44,088, £33,695), which was a 3.0% increase. The semifinalists received €21,130 ($23,886, £18,256), also a 3.0% increase. The quarterfinalists received €12,040 ($13,611, £10,402), with a 3.0% increase. Those who made it to the second round received €7,100 ($8,026, £6,134), with a 3.1% increase. The participants in the first round received €4,200 ($4,748, £3,629), which was a 2.9% increase.

2012

The winner received a money prize of €71,900, which is a decrease of 1.0% compared to the previous year’s prize of £62,120 or $81,279 in USD. The runner-up received a money prize of €37,860, which is a decrease of 0.9% compared to the previous year’s prize of £32,710 or $23,186 in USD. The semifinalist received a money prize of €20,510, which is a decrease of 0.9% compared to the previous year’s prize of £17,720 or $13,209 in USD. The quarterfinalist received a money prize of €11,685, which is a decrease of 1.0% compared to the previous year’s prize of £10,096 or $7,783 in USD. The participant who reached round 2 received a money prize of €6,885, which is a decrease of 0.8% compared to the previous year’s prize of £5,949 or $4,612 in USD.

2011

In 2011, the prize money for the € EUR was €72,600 for the winner, €38,200 for the runner-up, €20,700 for the semifinalists, €11,800 for the quarterfinalists, €6,940 for the players in round 2, and €4,120 for those in round 1. In the qualifying rounds, the prize money was €670 for Q2 and €320 for Q1. The equivalent amounts in $ USD were $82,071 for the winner, $43,183 for the runner-up, $23,400 for the semifinalists, $13,339 for the quarterfinalists, $7,845 for the players in round 2, and $4,657 for those in round 1. In the qualifying rounds, the prize money was $757 for Q2 and $362 for Q1. The equivalent amounts in £ GBP were £62,725 for the winner

2010

The prize money for the year 2010 was as follows: the winner received €72,150 ($81,562/ £62,336), which was 0.6% of the total prize money; the runner-up received €37,900 ($42,844/ £32,745), which was 0.5% of the total prize money; the semifinalists received €20,500 ($23,174/ £17,712), which was 2.5% of the total prize money; the quarterfinalists received €11,740 ($13,271/ £10,143), which was 8.2% of the total prize money; the players who reached round 2 received €6,910 ($7,811/ £5,970), which was 8.0% of the total prize money; the players who reached round 1 received €4,100 ($4,635/ £3,542), which was

2009

In the second quarter, the prize money for the tournament was €500, £432, and $565. In Round 1, the prize money was €3,850, £3,326, and $4,352. In Round 2, the prize money increased to €6,400, £5,529, and $7,235. The Quarterfinals had a prize money of €10,850, £9,374, and $12,265. The Semifinals had a prize money of €20,000, £17,280, and $22,609. The Runner-up received €37,700, £32,572, and $42,618. The Winner received €71,700, £61,948, and $81,053. The prize money for the Winner in 2008 was €71,700, £61,948, and $81,053, which shows a 21.3% increase. The

2008

The second quarter had a total of €500, while the amount in pounds was £432 and in dollars was $565. The percentage increase was 17.6% and the value in pounds was £2,998, in dollars was $3,923, and in euros was €3,470 for the first round. In the second round, the value in pounds was £5,054, in dollars was $6,613, and in euros was €5,850. The quarterfinal had a value of £7,949 in pounds, $10,400 in dollars, and €9,200 in euros. The semifinal had a value of £15,077 in pounds, $19,726 in dollars, and €17,450 in euros. The runner-up received £26,783 in pounds, $35,044 in dollars, and €31,000 in euros. The winner received £51,061 in pounds, $66,810 in dollars

2007

The winner received a prize of €55,820 in GBP £48,228 and $63,102 in USD $33,914. The runner-up received €30,000 in GBP £25,919 and $18,879 in £14,429. The semifinalists received €16,700 in £8,035 and $10,513 in £9,300. The quarterfinalists received €5,500 in £4,752 and $6,217 in round 2. In round 1, the players received €3,674 in £2,808 and $2,808. The players in the second qualifying round received €367.