The Rolex Paris Masters closes the Masters 1000 season, and in 2025 it carried the largest purse in the tournament’s history.
Paris Masters Prize Money
| Edition | Total pool |
|---|---|
| 2025 | €6,128,940 (a record for the event) |
| 2026 | To be announced |
The 2025 figure was around three per cent up on the previous year. The ATP publishes the round-by-round breakdown closer to the event and we will add the 2026 numbers when confirmed.
The Points Matter More Than the Money
Paris is the last event of the ATP Race to Turin. For a player sitting ninth or tenth in the Race, the 1,000 ranking points available here are worth considerably more than the cheque, because qualifying for the ATP Finals brings both a guaranteed participation fee and the chance at the largest single payday in the sport.
That creates the odd situation where the players with most to gain in Paris are not the ones at the top of the draw.
A New Home
The tournament moved to the Paris La Défense Arena, a larger venue than its long-time home at Bercy, which is part of the reason the purse has been able to grow.
How It Compares
Paris pays less in total than the combined Masters events such as Cincinnati, which splits its pool across two tours, and far less than the majors. What it offers instead is the last chance to reach Turin.
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See our Paris preview, betting tips, list of champions and how to watch guide. Full coverage sits on our Paris Masters hub, every event we follow is in the tournaments index, and the dates are in the 2026 tennis calendar.