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[Mrs Warbouys]

I know we got £3000 for tonight, anyone know how the prize money scales in the forthcoming rounds?

[York Alty]

that much really?

i thought it would 3 'n 6.

[Mrs Warbouys]

The total prize fund is around £200,000 I think, so its a cup well worth trying to win.

[York Alty]

cool

let's 'ave it Alty.

COME ON YOU RED and WHITES!

[Ballers]

No idea whatsoever, best I can come up with is some bloke on Tony Kempsters forum who's put last years up and had a guess at this years.

Not sure if this is any good, but to give some idea, this was last years prize money:

First round – £1,500;
second round – £2,000;
third round – £2,500;
fourth round – £2,500;
fifth round – £3,500;
quarter-final – £5,000;
semi-final – £5,500;
runners-up – £6,000;
winners – £12,000.

Overall prize fund of £187,000

This year's prize fund is £200,000 and only 4 rounds before quarter finals. so with 1st and 2nd round money confirmed at £2000 and £2500, maybe it will look something like this?

First round – £2000; (22 winners = £44,000)
second round – £2,500; (14 winners = £35,000)
third round – £2500; (16 winners = £40,000)
fourth round – £3500 (8 winners = £28,000);
quarter-final – £5000 (4 winners = £20,000);
semi-final – £5500 (2 winners = £11,000);
runners-up – £7000;
winners – £15000.

[Wilmslow Alty]

So £43,000 for a successful cup run - not bad...

[mikeford2005]

So £43,000 for a successful cup run - not bad...

£34,000.
We dont get the price money for the 1st round and for being runner up if we win it

[strong black coffee]

£34,000.
We dont get the price money for the 1st round and for being runner up if we win it


He's studying Mathematics, don't you know.

[george]

2nd Round Prize Moneym last night was £3,000.