The 2024 World Snooker Championship is coming to its conclusion in Sheffield and there is a lot of money up for grabs.
Kyren Wilson is taking on Jak Jones in the final, meaning no matter what, we'll have a new world champion.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan was denied the chance of an eighth world title when he was knocked out by Stuart Bingham.
A few of the other favourites, including Judd Trump and Mark Selby also crashed out early on.
There are now just two players remaining, and by the end of the marathon 17-day tournament, one man will walk away significantly richer.
World Snooker Championship 2024: Prize money
The total prize pot for this year's standout snooker event is £2.395million.
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This is split between the 112 initial qualifiers and steadily increases as each player progresses.
The winner takes home £500,000, while the runner-up gets £200,000.
The other two semi-finalists also grab £100,000 each.
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World Snooker Championship prize money breakdown
World Snooker Championship prize money breakdown
Last 112 - £5,000
Last 80 - £10,000
Last 48 - £15,000
Last 32 - £20,000
Last 16 - £30,000
Quarter-finalists - £50,000
Semi-finalists - £100,000
Runner-up - £200,000
Winner - £500,000
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How much do you get for the highest break?
In addition to the total prize pot, there is also extra money available for the highest break.
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Of course, 147 is the highest possible in snooker.
However, they are rare, so any break in the high 130s or 140s stands a chance.
Now, it does get a bit complicated because there are multiple different amounts of prize money available.
For the highest break at the tournament, including the qualifying stage, there is a total of £15,000 up for grabs.
This would be shared if multiple players achieve the same score.
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If a player hits a maximum [147] in the tournament, they get another £40,000. If it happens in qualifying, the player earns £10,000.
The only player to hit a 147 this year is Noppon Saengkham, who achieved that feat in qualifying before crashing out.
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The 2024 edition of the World Snooker Championship got underway on Saturday, April 20 and will end on Monday, May 6.
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The whole tournament is held at the iconic Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
The BBC are showing all of the action across their network, with games on BBC One, Two, the iPlayer and on the website.