1st -- $10,000.00
2nd -- $4,000.00
3rd/4th -- $2,500.00
5th/8th -- $1,350
9th/16th -- $900.00
17th/24th -- $300.00
25th/48th -- $0
You do the math. $580 entry fee for 48 players.
They got more entry money on the ones who qualified cuz the room had to throw in something extra.
sponsors, 141 club, spectators, live stream.
Not much "added"
Thanks, Dennis. So that adds up to $34,000, the smallest prize fund in the 11 years of the event. The number of players was down from 56 in 2015 to 48 in 2016, but it was 48 in several other years as well. Here's info I have posted in the past, updated for 2016:
With one mystery, here, if I added correctly, are the purses for the World 14.1 for the 11 years of its existence (from the AzB tournament records for the first 10 years, and from Dennis Walsh for 2016):
2016 -- $34,000
2015 -- $37,000
2014 -- $54,000
2013 -- $54,000
2012 -- $52,000 or $44,000?
2011 -- $70,200
2010 -- $45,700
2009 -- $39,800
2008 -- $57,600
2007 -- $52,600
2006 -- $52,000
The mystery is for 2012, the year John Schmidt won. Under the records for each of the players finishing in the top 24 that year, there are two different entries for this event (with slightly different names for the event), with two different lists of the payouts -- one paying 32 places and totaling $52,000, and the other paying 24 places and totaling $44,000.
I have not tried to find entry fees and, therefore, money added for each of these events.