Masters snooker final 2023: What is prize money that winner takes home?

On Sunday, Judd Trump won the Masters for a second time after defeating Mark Williams in the championship match. The 33-year-old overcame a difficult opponent at the Alexandra Palace, defeating him 10-8 after falling behind 8-7 to the player who eliminated world No. 1 Ronnie O'Sullivan.
Judd Trump told BBC Sport that It was unbelievable “really”. He last claimed this title in 2019, told BBC Sport while adding that he was “completely out-played”.
Trump noted that he quit when I was down 8–7 while he ought to have lost this one and been eliminated in the first and second rounds. I resemble a cat.

Judd Trump said he believed that the way he played this past week was his best effort to persevere and win this. He emphasised “I was performing poorly. Balls above the pockets were a mile away from me. He added, "The length of Mark's pot was incredible. He placed so much pressure on me. This is by far my finest victory ever because I was never able to get two behind."

What is the winner's prize money for the Masters of snooker in 2023?

The champions of the most prestigious events in snooker are rewarded handsomely for finding such angles. The winner of the first major of the year will get £250,000 this year.
The entire prize pool is the same as it was in 2022, at £725,000, with a £15,000 payout for the highest break. Here is the distribution of it.

Position Prize

• Winner £250,000
• Runner-up £100,000
• Semifinalist £60,000
• Quarterfinalist £30,000
• Last 16 £15,000

What is a Triple Crown in snooker?

The UK Championship in November, the Masters in January, and the World Championship in April and May are the three competitions that make up the Triple Crown Series, which is regarded as the most prestigious in snooker.

O'Sullivan, Trump, Mark Selby, and Robertson are among the athletes who have joined luminaries like Alex Higgins and Stephen Hendry in winning all three tournaments throughout their professional careers.

FAQs:

1. Where is Alexandra Palace snooker?
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2. Who is Alexandra Palace's owner?
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