ATP Bengaluru Open 2026: All you need to know about prize money and points on offer

The Bengaluru Open 2026 offers a massive prize pool of $225,000.

The Bengaluru Open 2026 marks a significant milestone as the 10th edition of one of India’s most prestigious tennis events on the ATP Challenger Tour.

Organized by the Karnataka State Lawn Tennis Association (KSLTA) at the S.M. Krishna Tennis Stadium in Bengaluru, this ATP Challenger 125 tournament is set to run from January 5 to 11, 2026, with qualifying rounds beginning on January 4.

Played on outdoor hard courts, it serves as the opening high-profile Challenger event of the season, attracting players seeking early ranking points outside the Australian swing.

This year’s edition boasts a total prize money of $225,000, an increase from previous years, making it the richest Challenger in India and underscoring its elevated status within the ATP Challenger 125 category.

The singles champion will earn 125 valuable ATP ranking points, along with a substantial financial reward, while the prize distribution extends across singles and doubles draws, providing critical incentives for emerging and established players alike.

The tournament features a main draw of 32 players in singles and 16 teams in doubles, supplemented by a 24-player qualifying draw.

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With participants from 19 countries, the field combines international stars such as former Top-100 players like Pedro Martinez, Daniel Evans, and Lloyd Harris, with a strong Indian contingent, including Sumit Nagal leading the home challenge.

As one of the earliest tournaments on the 2026 calendar, the Bengaluru Open offers players a player-friendly environment with world-class facilities, and highlights Bengaluru’s growing role as a hub for international tennis.

ATP Bengaluru Open 2026 prize money breakdown

For 2026, the total prize money pool is $225,000 (202 lakhs), up by $25,000 compared to last year. Along with 125 ranking points, the winner in Bangalore will pick up a cheque for $31,950 (29 lakhs), $3,550 more than Brandon Holt received last year when he lifted the trophy.

The increased prize money of $225,000 reflects the tournament’s growth and commitment to rewarding competitive performance, drawing a deeper field and enhancing its appeal.

This purse, combined with the 125 points for the winner, positions the event as a season-defining opportunity for players ranked between 60 and 150, often delivering ranking jumps comparable to deeper runs at ATP 250 events.

What is the prize money breakdown for the ATP Bengaluru Open 2026 in singles, and how much will the winner gain?

What is the prize money breakdown for the ATP Bengaluru Open 2026 in doubles, and how much will the winner gain?

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