Monte Carlo Masters 2025: All you need to know about prize money & points on offer

The Monte Carlo Masters 2025 prize money is $6,647,465.

The clay season is about to begin and the focus now shifts to the Monte Carlo Masters 2025. Most of the top ATP seeds have registered for the competition thereby promising entertaining tennis action. While top-ranked Jannik Sinner continues to remain absent from the sport, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic headline the star-studded panel.

Novak Djokovic, who fell one win short of a record 100th career title in Miami, will hope to scale new heights as he sits fifth in the ATP rankings. Although Carlos Alcaraz lost his first round, he hasn’t taken advantage of Sinner’s absence in his quest to reach the top spot. New conditions provide him the opportunity to start fresh.

Alexander Zverev, the top seed, has suffered continuous defeats since his Australian Open final appearance. Jakub Mensik, the winner in Miami, and Jack Draper, who triumphed at Indian Wells, will be vying for their second title of the season. Former champions Stefanos Tsitsipas, Taylor Fritz, Casper Ruud, Andrey Rublev, and Alex de Minaur are a few interesting names to watch out for.

The total prize money has increased 3% from the 2024 event, with a staggering €6,128,940 (≈ ₹54.85 Cr) announced as the prize money for the Monte Carlo Masters, alongside a total financial commitment of €6,832,435 (≈ ₹61.11 Cr).

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What is the prize money breakdown for the ATP Monte Carlo Masters 2025 in singles, and how much will the winner gain? 

Round	Prize Money
Champion	€946,610
Finalist	€516,925
Semi-finalist	€282,650
Quarter-finalist	€154,170
Round of 16	€82,465
Round of 32	€44,220
Round of 64	€24,500

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What is the prize money breakdown for the ATP Monte Carlo Masters 2025 in doubles, and how much will the winner gain? 

Round	Prize Money
Champion	€290,410
Finalist	€157,760
Semi-finalist	€86,660
Quarter-finalist	€47,810
Round of 16	€26,275
First Round	€14,350

What is the point distribution for the ATP Monte Carlo Masters 2025?

	Singles	Doubles
Champion	1000	1000
Runner-up	650	600
Semifinalist	400	360
Quarterfinalist	200	180
Round of 16	100	90
Second Round	50	–
First Round	10	0

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