What is the Masters snooker prize money?

Sign up to our free sport newsletter for all the latest news on everything from cycling to boxing Sign up to our free sport email for all the latest news Sign up to our free sport email for all the latest news SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. It is one-third of snooker’s triple crown, along with the Worlds and the UK Championship won by Judd Trump last month, and the prize money on offer as 16 of the best players in the world battle it out for supremacy over eight days befits that status. Winner: £350,000 Runner-up: £140,000 Semi-finals: £75,000 Quarter-finals: £40,000 Last 16: £25,000 Highest break: £15,000 Total prize pot: £1,015,000 When is the tournament? How to watch The entire championship will be live on the BBC, with BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website showing every match across the eight days. Masters snooker schedule First round Sunday 12 January 1pm: Neil Robertson v John Higgins 7pm: Shaun Murphy v Gary Wilson Monday 13 January 1pm: Mark Williams v Ding Junhui 7pm: Mark Selby v Ali Carter Tuesday 14 January 1pm: Judd Trump v Barry Hawkins 7pm: Mark Allen v Si Jiahui Wednesday 15 January 1pm: Kyren Wilson v Zhang Anda 7pm: Luca Brecel v Chris Wakelin Quarter-finals Thursday 16 January 1pm: Quarter-final 1 or 2 7pm: Quarter-final 1 or 2 Friday 17 January 1pm: Quarter-final 3 or 4 7pm: Quarter-final 3 or 4 Semi-finals Saturday 18 January 1pm: Semi-final 1 or 2 7pm: Semi-final 1 or 2 Final Sunday 19 January