British Open snooker 2025 prize money: How much winner will take home from £502,000 pot?

The 2025 British Open will conclude on Sunday (September 28), boasting a staggering £100,000 prize for the winner of the final. The World Snooker Tour event has once again been a smash hit at The Centaur, hosting numerous intense battles on the table throughout the early rounds.

This marks the fifth edition of the esteemed tournament since its revival by the WST in 2021, and it's formatted as a ranking event.

Initially established in 1980 and won by Alex Higgins, the British Open took a lengthy hiatus for 17 years, from the 2004/05 season until the 2021/22 season. Mark Selby emerged victorious in last year's final, defeating John Higgins 10-5 to claim his first title at the event.

Selby also reached the final in 2023, but was outplayed by Welsh snookerlegend Mark Williams 10-7 for the trophy.

As we eagerly anticipate who will hoist the Clive Everton trophy in Cheltenham this weekend, we've got all the information you need on how to watch the final, as well as details about the prize money up for grabs.

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What channel is the British Open snooker final on?

The British Open final is scheduled for Sunday, September 28, at The Centaur in Cheltenham. Telly fans can catch the final on ITV4, with Jill Douglas presenting the crucial match.

What time does the British Open snooker final start?

The final showdown will kick off at 1:45pm BST on ITV4. The winner of this year's tournament will be decided in a best-of-19-frame decider.

What's the prize money for the British Open?

The champion of this year's Clive Everton trophy will pocket the same amount that Selby bagged in 2024. The victor of the British Open will walk away with £100,000, while the runner-up will receive £45,000 from a total prize pot of £502,000.

Each semi-finalist scooped up £20,000, while those who made it to the quarter-finals received £12,000 each.