This means Les Bleus will take home $38 million in prize money, and Croatia will take home $28 million in prize money.
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Since Richey's win in 1968, the prize money at the French Open has not only skyrocketed, but women also achieved prize money parity in 2006.
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While a noted increase, the total prize money is a fraction of the $400 million in prize money awarded for the 2018 men's World Cup.
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The United States Open, which has not yet announced its prize money for this year, has had no increase to mixed doubles prize money since 2012.
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That money combined with the prize money for reaching the final round of qualifying equals the first-round prize money here: 60,000 Australian dollars, or $47,730.
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And even though she played as a professional, earning $91,231 in career prize money, her expenses exceeded her prize money, leaving her eligible to play college tennis.
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According to the PFA, even if the women's prize money pool continued to increased 100% each year, it would be 2039 before men's and women's prize money was equal.
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Since the start of tennis' professional era in 1968, the prize money at the French Open has not only skyrocketed, but women also achieved prize money parity in 2006.
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Their career earnings are just as lopsided: Anderson has earned $8.3 million in prize money over his career, while the world No. 1 has earned $86.2 million in prize money.
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The prize money seemed small -- but it really wasn't.
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I won $250 in prize money and a new dictionary.
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What do you plan on doing with your prize money?
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It'll be the biggest prize money pot on our tour.
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Top individual athletes stand to win $300,000 in prize money.
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All of our events have been increasing our prize money.
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The two will share the roughly $1.01 million prize money.
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"If there is no prize money it won't be competitive."
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He earned the spot, he's entitled to the prize money.
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And even if you finish first, there's no prize money.
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Since then, the prize money at the tournament has skyrocketed.
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A new rule on prize money might be a reason.
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The winning team takes home $1 million in prize money.
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No prize money, scholarships or endorsement deals are at stake.
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When did you officially turn pro, and take prize money?
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That or they are unwilling to repay the prize money.
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Winning the prize money, Amanda gives Timothy a handsome makeover.
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As an amateur, she is ineligible to collect prize money.
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It's rare for there to be this much prize money.
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Kuchar's prize money for the victory was nearly $1.3 million.
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Last year, the ACL paid out $250,000 in prize money.
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The prize money of the Japan Cup was certainly outstanding 20 years ago, and it is still good, but there are many other international races with good prize money all over the world nowadays.
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The win took Cindy Stowell's total to $80,002 in prize money.
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He died on Friday, just weeks after claiming his prize money.
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The two authors will split the £50,000 (about $63,000) prize money.
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The "winners" get prize money if they take down the shooter.
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She has won $22016 million in prize money during her career.
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All that, and the first Cybathlon doesn't offer any prize money.
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Teams win bragging rights, recruiting-worthy titles, and some prize money.
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There are large tournaments around the world offering big prize money.
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With prize money of $1,350,000 it should not be a problem.
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Olympian Simone Biles started earning prize money at a young age.
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She already knows where some of her prize money is going.
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But I don't see the equal prize money being the status.
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The award included $15,000 in prize money and several other perks.
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The Women's Tennis Association has been awarding record-breaking prize money.
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Sometimes opponents agree to an outcome and share meager prize money.
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Thirteen horse races will go after $28 million in prize money.
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Like the increased prize money, these investments are made for them.
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She would take a cut of any prize money they made.
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The men's marathon winner in Richmond earns prize money of $2,500.
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That prize money will be redistributed to the newly elevated finishers.
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Britain's Chadwick won the inaugural season, collecting $500,000 in prize money.
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The issue is not prize money or who's allowed to participate.
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John Isner pledged 25% of his prize money to support victims.
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The World Cup's prestige is not related to its prize money.
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Were you surprised at the prize money awarded to the winners?
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For others, though, Grand Slam prize money can be needed sustenance.
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Whoever is left standing at the end wins the prize money.
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The winning team, FunPlus Phenox, took home $163,375 in prize money.
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And Olympic medalists win prize money from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
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We have been fighting a lot for equality and prize money.
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"Every year the winners earn NT$1.5 million in prize money, which is about HK$1003,000 ... but on the mainland the champions get 1.5 million yuan (HK$1.69 million)," Cheung said, revealing the difference in prize money.
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But prize money and sponsor bonuses are only part of the loss.
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There is no prize money for the category winners, just bragging rights.
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After 20 days the machine, Libratus, won, collecting $1.7m in prize money.
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The fight for increased prize money and equal pay is not new.
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The three laureates will equally split the $1.1 million in prize money.
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Since then, the prize money at the prestigious tournament has increased significantly.
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World Cup 2018 prize money: Here&aposs what each team will earn .
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Full-time tour bagmen usually receive 10% of a winner's prize money.
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The prize money has so far been their main source of funding.
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The company is also providing $150,000 in prize money for the winners.
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But, as with prize money, these things can sorted out over time.
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Google DeepMind is offering $1 million in prize money for the winner.
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The prize money for the 2019 Women's World Cup was $30 million.
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And she was happy she could send prize money to her parents.
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He told the BBC that he planned to save the prize money.
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I think people saw the absurdity of the prize money on offer.
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In terms of prize money, he dreams of having $1 million jackpots.
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Prize money is often awarded to the top 22012 or 22015 finishers.
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What they lack in prize money, they make up for in prestige.
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The first U.S. Open awarded a total of $2000,258 in prize money.
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She finances her films with commissions, prize money and her own funds.
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Himid, meanwhile, was very humble about her plans for the prize money.
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Seven laureates win $100,000 in prize money and 14 finalists receive $30,000.
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Frito-Lay awarded nearly $7 million in prize money during that time.
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There was also a $250,000 pot of prize money for the winners.
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The first US Open awarded a total of $100,000 in prize money.
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He has rarely overplayed or chased ranking points or tournament prize money.
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The first U.S. Open awarded a total of $100,000 in prize money.
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Prize money is expected to range from $25,000 to $108,000 per tournament.
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The first U.S. Open awarded a total of $21.83,000 in prize money.
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On Tuesday, she won again, bringing her total prize money to $103,803.
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Gender inequality in prize-money has been a longstanding issue in tennis.
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"Obviously, playing the event's not really about the prize money," he said.
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Women tennis players win the same prize money as their male counterparts.
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Up until last year, the app made access to prize money even trickier.
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Compared to baseball or tennis or soccer, the prize money is pocket change.
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Winx has won 17 straight races and almost $13 million in prize money.
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In all, there is $825,000 worth of guaranteed prize money for the athletes.
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To make amends, Hamlin was allowed to keep the $2,000 scholarship prize money.
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The overall winner will collect $500,000, with prize money down to 18th place.
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As the champions, the USWNT will take home $4 million in prize money.
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He said he had used prize money to buy his men body armor.
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The prize money is particularly rich, but the tournament itself is not unusual.
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So the competition ended without a winner, and Google pocketed the prize money.
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The series winner will collect $500,000, with prize money down to 18th place.
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The best product that addresses this challenge will receive €5,000 in prize money.
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The prize money for his match on Saturday was 2,000 Thai Baht ($60).
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However, there remains a substantial disparity between women's prize money and the men's.
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The three winning teams collected a total of $3.75 million in prize money.
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Both players have earned more than $3.83,000 in prize money over their careers.
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The best product that addresses this challenge will receive €5000 in prize money.
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Any runners in that category who test positive will forfeit their prize money.
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Runners found to have cheated are disqualified, and their prize money is withheld.
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"There was that first shock when you see the prize money," Spears said.
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They took home equal prize money for their respective wins: $3.85 million, each.
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Each has made comfortably more than $100 million in prize money and endorsements.
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The fine of 45,000 Australian dollars represents 75 percent of Zverev's prize money.
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No prize money is attached to the events, but there is a reward.
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Last year, she made $4.3 million in prize money, according to the WTA.
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Three winners will divide this year's prize money of $85033,000 donated by Microsoft.
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First: equal prize money, if her daughter grows up to become an athlete.
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That assumes the battle for equal prize money won't have already been achieved.
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Total prize money across all the divisions will total a record $53 million.
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He says he earned between $20,000 and $25,000 in prize money last year.
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Endorsements back home and prize money also help her maintain a demanding lifestyle.
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No amount of 10,20143 in prize money is worth my friend getting hurt.
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In 21990, Silk and Ironman handed out prize money for the first time.
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"I'd make a killing taking a percentage of the prize money!" he told me.
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Global #surfing brands pay girl surf champs half the prize money of the boys.
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Consequently, the tournament made the prize money the same for both sexes in 21989.
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The prize money increased to $1 million last year and $2 million this year.
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There's going to be a Fortnite World Cup with $100 million in prize money.
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Still, unsustainable and unpredictable as it is, prize money is esports' sole big ticket.
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Update: The Nike game was won splitting the prize money four ways ($25,000 each).
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Representatives on behalf of Thunberg also said she would not accept the prize money.
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Other than prize money for winning competitions, sponsorships are their main source of income.
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"It was expensive, because we play for prize money," she said with a smile.
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I wouldn't trade my life for all the prize money TJ could ever offer.
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Winners will also face a state tax of about 5.5% on their prize money.
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Nonetheless, a tiny number of players amass the vast majority of the prize money.
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He made $21.8 million in prize money, while the rest came off the court.
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That setback cost Manor tens of millions in prize money to fund the team.
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Her parents were awarded the $11,000 prize money to go towards their baby's tuition.
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Throughout her entire career, Forbes said, Williams has earned $86 million in prize money.
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The state is even struggling to pay out prize money to its Olympic athletes.
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He still lost his appeal, and was forced to forfeit $6,725 in prize money.
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Cody is a profitable stop: second place earns Mr Barrios $6,674.30 in prize money.
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For Hobbs and Hawkins, the competition ended with prize money and a wedding proposal
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By doing so, he guaranteed himself prize money of at least 30,000 British pounds.
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But Ashman doesn't have any grand plans for spending the prize money just yet.
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MLG provided the equipment and put up a then-record $10,20163 in prize money.
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There will be prize money awarded down to 18th place in the final standings.
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On Thursday, the marathon announced the women would be awarded the prize money anyway.
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Women and men didn't get equal prize money at Wimbledon, for example, until 2007.
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The first U.S. Open, in 1968, awarded a total of $21.9,214 in prize money.
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The prize money for the 2018 men's World Cup champion, France, was $38 million.
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In all, the six tournaments will hand out about $25 million in prize money.
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She has more than quadrupled her career prize money, earning $1,354,010 for her victory.
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The winner will take home $15 million with prize money available for all participants.
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With more than $2 million in career prize money, she built up some equity.
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They offer ranking points, prize money, the strongest competitors and lots of public attention.
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She plans to spend prize money on traveling and exploring her passion for photography.
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And £2.25 million, or about $3.3 million, in prize money is on the line.
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Normally, when you get prize money it's not either you win or get nothing.
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Why has this kind of prize money not traditionally been a part of sailing?
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But the novelty wore off, cheaters came in, prize money dwindled and copycats emerged.
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Prize money for qualifying players has more than doubled in the last five years.
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Coming into this tournament her career prize money stood at more than $84 million.
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The 2018 schedule again features 113 tournaments and prize money of 37 million yen.
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If more people make it to the end they will split the prize money.
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According to Time, the prize money is given to each country's national FIFA federation.
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The men shared $1.1 million in prize money, but the women received only $70,000.
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The ITF says Dan will forfeit his points and prize money from the event.
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There's big money involved on the track -- with roughly $10 MILLION in prize money.
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This year, the prize money gap between men's and women's championship teams is $34 million.
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Like many sports professionals, NASCAR drivers can make millions in prize money, salaries and endorsements.
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What's more, we've doubled the prize money for Startup Battlefield, the top startup pitch competition.
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She will use the prize money to begin a fund for students from underrepresented backgrounds.
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But for the players who stick around, millions of dollars in prize money await them.
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Prize money on the ATP Tour has risen 113 percent over the last 10 years.
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Because he was stripped of $57,350 of prize money, Nalbandian's total fine totaled some $69,910.
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She, meanwhile, has donated her prize money to scholarships and library-building in rural areas.
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" At another press conference, she said the prize money gap from FIFA is "not fair.
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Of course, these lottery winners will still face a tax bill on their prize money.
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Most athletes rely on three sources of income: appearance fees, prize money, and sponsorship deals.
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Years later, he turned pro, earning thousands of dollars in prize money as a gamer.
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It was never won, and Google withdrew the prize money on offer in early 2018.
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MIT is offering $1 million in prize money for technological innovation that crosses income strata.
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But again, we can't complain because we also have great prize money in men's tennis.
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The French Open has announced an 8 percent increase in its prize money this year.
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If AlphaGo wins, Google will donate the prize money to UNICEF, STEM and Go charities.
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And a record €2.2 million (about $2.6 million) in prize money is on the line.
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The game also supports competitive events that give away millions of dollars in prize money.
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Prize money for players who advance to the second round at the Open is $77,188.
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On Saturday, Mr. Lee lost his third straight match — and the $1 million prize money.
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There is $250,000 in prize money for this year's winner, according to the race organizers.
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It dwarfs Federer's career prize money of $116.6 million earned over the past 20 years.
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He pledged to donate half the 5,000 pound prize money to the Black Panther Party.
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"Dinamo has been able to live off UEFA prize money and big transfers," Holiga said.
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We started with prize money, but we also wanted to increase the quality of horses.
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The 2019 champion will win $4 million in prize money, double the share from 2015.
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Winning the race also brings prize money, and it has increased sharply over the years.
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The arrival of the internet and the escalation of prize money have upped the ante.
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In recent years, prize money has soared at the majors, particularly for early-round losers.
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The races, other than a stray few, offer no prize money and attract few sponsors.
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But outside of the Olympics, luge doesn't offer much prize money, even for top competitors.
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Last weekend, DRL pilots competed for prize money and were also paid upfront to race.
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That meant Manor missed out on tens of millions in prize money to fund the team.
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From 2019, female and male athletes will receive equal prize money across all WSL controlled events.
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Total prize money for its sixty-four yearly events has increased to $137.5 million for 2018.
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She took home a trophy and the honor, but Westminster actually doesn't award any prize money.
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After winning, Tomlinson said the 43 team members of Luke's team would share the prize money.
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In that moment, Clayster made more prize money than he'd earned throughout his entire esports career.
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The tennis great tried to deposit her $1 million prize money at a drive-through ATM.
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"I think that equal-prize-money issue is like it's just a no-brainer," Evert said.
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He was awarded the prize money, despite not running with the men's elite division, Chichester said.
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After public outcry, Blizzard reduced the player's suspension by six months and reinstated his prize money.
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For most people, it's tempting to take $1 million in prize money as a lump sum.
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If Google's AlphaGo wins, the prize money will be donated to UNICEF, STEM and Go charities.
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European organization Beşiktaş Esports took first place in the event and earned $50,000 in prize money.
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Djokovic became the first person to top $100 million in career prize money earlier this year.
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The team Fish Fam racked up $1,345,000 in prize money over the course of several games.
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Hackathon prize money keeps rising each year as organizations learn to take advantage of their value.
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During his career, Feherty claimed 10 victories worldwide with more than $3 million in prize money.
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Over $145,000 of prize money is awarded each year in this celebration of art and community.
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Sunday's award handed Catena $100,000 in prize money and $1 million to share between three charities.
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Whenever I get prize money, I think OK, that's a bill that's going to be paid.
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A failed drug test would usually result in disqualification and the forfeiture of any prize money.
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FYI -- this event is huge and there's more than $6 MILLION in prize money at stake.
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Instead, they mostly rely on prize money and contracts with shoe companies, along with other endorsements.
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FIFA, soccer's governing body, will award a record $400 million dollars in prize money next year.
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The players agreed to put in a percentage of their prize money to finance the WTA.
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One of which was doubling the total prize money of the World Cup to $60 million.
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There is no prize money in swimrun, no grand divide between the best and the survivors.
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Roddick, who earned $20.6 million in prize money during his tennis career, knows he's been fortunate.
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The best of the best can supplement that income with prize money from winning races outright.
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Prize money and player appearance fees, which are permitted at lower tour levels, are also eliminated.
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He became the second surfer in history to win more than $20153 million in prize money.
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Kerber had won more than $27 million in career prize money; Andreescu had won just $350,000.
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"It's a great step in the right direction," Korda said, referring to the equal prize money.
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Last year, the L.P.G.A. sponsored 270 events in 24 countries with $2000 million in prize money.
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This year, the Royal Meeting will feature more than £6.58 million ($8.4 million) in prize money.
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Typically that means the event is out of the way or the prize money is low.
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And a record £2.2 million (or about $2.8 million) in prize money is on the line.
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Teams are set to earn at least $230 million per season in TV and prize money.
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"That's quite astonishing for a sport that has almost $300 million in prize money," Dent said.
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Starting in 2021, the prize money for in-season tournaments will be a minimum of $750,000.
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Michael van Gerwen has won 25 tournaments this year, amassing nearly $1.5 million in prize money.
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Michael van Gerwen has won 2000 tournaments this year and about $2500 million in prize money.
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The women's team will also receive a pool of prize money to be split each year.
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Prize money at the U.S. Open has increased by 57 percent since 2013, the USTA said.
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The 18-time Grand Slam champion has won $104 million in prize money over his career.
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Zverev has earned almost $700,000 in prize money this year, despite an 18-20 singles record.
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But for decades, low prize money and dates around the Christmas holidays kept many players away.
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Another is reassured that the prize money for the victory will be reinvested in the team.
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Major League Baseball has raised the total prize money for this year's contest to $2.5 million.
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She will also forfeit the prize money and ranking points she earned at the Australian Open.
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The men's players were earning far more in prize money then, and the ATP has donated money to its annual pension fund while the WTA was not contributing money, instead taking it from the players' prize money, which is how the women's pension is funded today.
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This year, the women's teams will split 7.5% of the total prize money that the men enjoy.
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The prize money will go to finishing the study and, if the results are good, rapid growth.
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The winner will receive a prize money that will be donated to any charity of their choice.
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The leaderboard shows that someone named KingPugs is the all-time leader in prize money at $25,008.
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Draghi donated the approximately €3,000 ($3,000) prize money to communities affected by recent earthquakes in central Italy.
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On Wednesday, XPRIZE announces how the judges are divvying up the remaining $9 million in prize money.
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In several recent years, two competitors tied for first place and each took home the prize money.
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Spieth earned $210 million in prize money in 2451 and an additional $217 million in endorsement deals.
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You can try it yourself here (there is no prize money; this is just for intellectual interest).
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The sport has tried to be proactive of late, finally increasing prize money in its minor leagues.
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The prize money, which is split among the 103-player field, is distributed depending on final rank.
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Each MPL player will receive a $75,000 contract in addition to the opportunity to earn prize money.
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She's earned $89 million in prize money throughout her career, double that of any other female athlete.
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And prize money and ticket sales alone struggle to generate enough revenue to recoup such an outlay.
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The Dutch school of monetarism predates Friedman, but he got all the fame and the prize money.
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The 2019 calendar features 55 events across 29 countries with a prize money of over $164 million.
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Total prize money for the quarter-finals, semi-finals, runners up and winner is up 9 percent.
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The company's top game in terms of prize money is a bubble-popping game called Bubble Shooter.
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"They are not coming because there's no prize money," said Rio Games chief Carlos Nuzman last month.
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And, in fact, Roy has given a lot of money away—for example, all her prize money.
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It also said at the time it would withhold several thousand dollars in prize money from Blitzchung.
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For perspective, the total prize money awarded in 2017 for all e-sports was around $112 million.
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His comments prompted renewed conversation about equal prize money at combined ATP-WTA events such as his.
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And she reminded them of the prize money she brought home whenever she did well in marathons.
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The prize money for the 85033 men's World Cup in Qatar will be $440 million, AP noted.
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As a bonus, several companies with official tournaments at Evo contribute additional prize money for the winners.
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They also paid a price: the stigma of doping, lost prize money and ranking points, personal suffering.
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To win the prize money, competitors would have to beat Kameda over three rounds of three minutes.
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And prize money is offered in a Florida contest aimed at culling the state's Burmese python population.
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A year later, the Virginia Slims Series started with 21970 tournaments and total prize money of $21973,5003.
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The prize money for making the Champions League group stage makes success the following year more likely.
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In recent years, the ATP Player Council negotiated significant prize-money increases at the Grand Slam events.
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He finished 17th over all in ATP prize money despite ranking outside the top 100 in singles.
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When he retired from international competition, commercial sponsorship and prize money was just starting to come in.
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The top professionals now make six-figure salaries and earn even more with endorsements and prize money.
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He said that he was still making plans for what to do with the Gilmore prize money.
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Winners will receive a book publishing deal, $1,000 prize money and a subscription to Stone Soup Magazine.
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Winners don't receive prize money, and you can count on a paper plane deluge during the ceremony.
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The increase in prize money was enabled by sponsor CIB pledging an additional $100,000 into the pot.
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The prize money of 9 million Swedish krona ($1 million) will be split equally between the winners.
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The International Olympic Committee doesn't give prize money, but many countries reward their medalists with a bonus.
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The event had the largest prize money in women's golf history, and second place was worth $540,000.
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Elite marathon runners can now make hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money and appearance fees.
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England came in fourth in the World Cup and will take home $22017 million in prize money.
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He has won an eye-popping 260 tournaments this year, earning roughly $240 million in prize money.
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They've both earned millions of dollars in prize money and endorsements during their long and successful careers.
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Dumoulin won an international competition on Microsoft Excel proficiency, earning $10,000 in prize money along the way.
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Cheaters came in, splitting the prize money down to just a few dollars or cents per winner.
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He noted that the women's tour, which has even less prize money, also has less match fixing.
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The winner is free to spend the €50,000 in prize money as he or she sees fit.
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He told me he would tank, if I agreed to give him some of the prize money.
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Over the next two Women's World Cups, the prize money for championship teams increased, but not enough to narrow the prize money gap — in 2014 the German men's team took home $35 million, but the following year the women's U.S. team took home $2 million, a $33 million gap.
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"It's a bit frustrating because for a long time there has been a lot of players asking, wanting more prize money and trying to get more prize money in the early rounds of the Slams," said the top-ranked Andy Murray, who is on the ATP Player Council.
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Prize money is also on the line: A record €2.3 million (about $2.6 million) is up for grabs.
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The 31-year-old queen dominated the show, winning four challenges and taking home $40,000 in prize money.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Tommy Fleetwood got paid more than $150,000 in prize money from last month's British Open.
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The Games attract sponsorships from fitness companies, but the vast majority of those deals fund the prize money.
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Each winner took home about $20, their share of the $250 pot (outside investors supply the prize money).
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Chichester wasn't the only woman Boston Marathon runner who left without prize money they might have otherwise received.
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Here's exactly how much they earn: In the wheelchair division, the top 10 finishers take home prize money.
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Microsoft will also host (and sport the prize money) for two competitions to find solutions in African agtech.
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During the 2018 FIFA Men's World Cup in Russia, 32 teams competed for $400 million in prize money.
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Once the scores are verified, the winner receives the prize money from the pool players invested in upfront.
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Continuing a theme of recent years, organizers have again significantly raised the prize money for early-round losers.
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That's a much bigger paycheck than the one handed out in 1968, when Wimbledon first offered prize money.
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That makes it that much easier to ignore the obvious advertising when prize money remains on the line.
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The prize money, which is split between all of the professionals, is distributed depending on how they place.
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An hour of words like "lapidary" and "Hanseatic" landed him $100 in prize money, a dictionary and thesaurus.
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Mr. Beattie left the team soon after, upset with restrictions against skiers' earning prize money, his son said.
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Prize money, even at the elite World Cup level, the top echelon of international skiing, is fairly minimal.
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"I really don't like that in Olympic Games there is no points and no prize money," Gulbis said.
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Williams has won 72 tennis tournament titles on her way to racking up $88 million in prize money.
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She became the first female athlete to earn over $100,000 in prize money in 1971, but inequalities continued.
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For the top five female golfers it's a 69.916 average - yet the disparity in prize money is vast.
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Prize money is generated from each tournament's sponsors, television rights deals, ticket sales and other on-site concessions.
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A first-place league finish in France delivers PSG a measly €244m more prize money than second place.
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In June, the Matildas launched a campaign calling for prize-money parity ahead of the women's World Cup.
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In addition to the prize money, Ms. Kishima will also receive performance contracts with several international symphony orchestras.
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The United States Open was a pioneer of the practice, giving out equal prize money starting in 1973.
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A: There were bigger sponsors involved in the competitions; the prize money was going up into the thousands.
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Throughout his career, Nadal has won more than $114 million in prize money for singles and doubles combined.
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During the 2019 Fortnite World Cup, players will be able to compete for $100 million in prize money.
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Silver, gold and bronze medals were awarded to those with the fastest times, but there's no prize money.
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But he squandered his prize money, had a series of stormy marriages and ended up back in prison.
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The most telling atrophy of mixed doubles might be seen in the prize money at Grand Slam tournaments.
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BASS has responded by lowering its entry fees and upping the prize money at a number of events.
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Correction: A previous version of this story said all of the male racers were eligible for prize money.
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The Yazidi activist is donating her $500,000 share of the prize money to build a hospital in Sinjar.
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But for decades, low prize money and dates around the Christmas holidays kept many players above the Equator.
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He would like, he said, to change the way prize money is handed out by the major leagues.
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It announced its own Champions Swim Series, a new team event with almost $4 million in prize money.
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During its first season, the L.P.G.A. sponsored a dozen or so tournaments, with prize money totaling just $21929,21949.
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The main selling point: bigger prize money and sharing in the profits with an equity stake for some.
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The 29-year-old American also topped the PGA Tour money list, pocketing $9.68 million in prize money.
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The San Francisco Shock had swept the Vancouver Titans for the title and $1.1 million in prize money.
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Each winner will take home the title and donate the prize money to a charity of their choosing.
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Prize money: 1st — $50,000 2nd — $23,000 3rd-4th — $10,000 5th-6th — $3,000 7th-8th — $2,000 —Field Level Media
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The prize money is 25,000 pounds (about $32,000) for the winner and £5,000 each for the runners-up.
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Still, the result yielded the equivalent of $9,375, by far the biggest prize money check of her career.
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The English Fleetwood has won more than $8 million in golf prize money over the last two years.
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When young Art won a bingo game, he used the prize money to finish paying for the typewriter.
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He also had to forfeit his prize money for the current season, including anything he'd won so far.
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Now living in poverty in Spain, he supplements his meagre income with prize money from municipal literary competitions.
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It will rotate between major cities in Europe and the world while organizers have promised substantial prize money.
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NACE championships dole out thousands of dollars in prize money, which is put towards scholarships for the winners.
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Watership Down Stud says its foals have won over £20 million ($26.2 million) in prize money in races.
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More than a decade ago, Venus famously fought Wimbledon on the disparity between men and women's prize money.
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Organisers of other sports events have also faced obstacles in reclaiming medals or prize money from Russian dopers.
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Prize money awarded to the winner and runner-up will be approximately $423 and $141, respectively, per dotesports.com.
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In the past, differences in performance were used to make sense of the financial disparities in prize money.
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In 2017, the winner Henry Christian-Slane donated £1,000 (~$1,269) of his prize money to anti-BP protests.
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The "world's richest race day" counts $30 million in prize money and doubles as a coveted fashion event.
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It's not yet clear what's happening to the $2 million in prize money that comes with the award.
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"We have listened to the players and significantly increased prize money in early rounds," said Gordon Smith, chief executive of the U.S.T.A. But as Grand Slam revenue continues to rise substantially, many players feel the percentage dedicated to prize money remains far too low compared with compensation in other professional sports.
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In the old days, it was year-to-year with prize money, television revenue and the rest of it.
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Mack's craft spree on this familiar ground yielded her a little prize money, but also something much more valuable.
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Stowell competed on "Jeopardy!" with a single goal in mind: to donate her prize money to cancer-related organizations.
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There is no prize money awarded at Westminster, but owners can spend up to $250,000 preparing for the competition.
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She will donate the $1 million prize money to charities or non-profits of her choosing, the institute said.
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She will donate the $1 million prize money to charities or non-profits of her choosing, the institute said.
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In total $30 million in prize money was given out over the course of the three-day-long competition.
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Take advantage of the reprieve and grab this opportunity for all it's worth — $25,000 in prize money for starters.
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Between June 2016 and June 2017, nearly $3 billion in prize money went unclaimed, according to one expert's estimate.
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The Derby has awarded $2 million in total prize money since 2005 and $1 million from 1996 to 2004.
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The ATP will penalize Kyrgios $33,635 in prize money from the tournament, and he will lose 45 ATP points.
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Peek is supported by a mix of prize money, crowdfunding, academic grants and the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust.
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I immediately compared the game to HQ Trivia, the popular trivia app, with daily competitions that award prize money.
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If enough users are forfeiting their prize money, this could have a significant impact on the company's cash flow.
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Participants have to complete their lunar excursions before March 31st, 2018 in order to win the grand prize money.
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A bill in the state's legislature would require athletic contests to award equal prize money to men and women.
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I mean, only in Russia would grown men slap each other in the face like that for prize money.
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He longed for the excitement of the ring, and it seems, for the prize money afforded to champion fighters.
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Trivia app HQ's rise in popularity has meant more players, more prize money at stake, and inevitably, more cheaters.
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The recently concluded Fortnite World Cup saw 16-year-old American Kyle Giersdorf win $3 million in prize money.
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A compliance officer with VP Bank in Vaduz, she planned to use her prize money to go fully professional.
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"Here it's young, so we're not seeing the same level and everyone's just chasing the prize money," he said.
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This isn't the first time that major prize money has been given away to accelerate research in targeted areas.
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Total prize money for the Open, which starts on Sunday, will be 6.5 million pounds, an increase of 200,000.
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The prize money grew to some $403 million after there were no winners in Saturday's drawing, lottery officials said.
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It is the body that has won nearly $84 million in prize money, never mind her endorsement deal earnings.
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James fell short of that by $58,484 ... and with that, Ken continues to hold the record for prize money.
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Briegal said on Tuesday until there was increased sponsorship and television revenue, there was no chance of prize money.
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The prize money for winning an episode of Forged in Fire or Cosplay Melee is $10,000 and nothing else.
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We, as a sport, could stand for something more than equal prize money — we'd stand for community and sportsmanship.
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Forbes' earnings figures include all prize money, salaries and bonuses earned between June 242, 241, and June 1, 2018.
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Retired boxer Floyd Mayweather won over $1 billion in prize money alone during his professional career, according to Forbes.
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The DRL Allianz World Championship begins Tuesday on ESPN, with the prize money for the winner set at $100,000.
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Now, Blizzard Entertainment is facing criticism for banning Blitzchung from competitions for a year and rescinding his prize money.
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The game publisher just made "Fortnite" the biggest global esport by a significant margin in terms of prize money.
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After years of campaigning by figure-heads such as Billie Jean King, Wimbledon introduced equal prize-money in 2007.
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The Japanese star won both the US and Australian Opens to take home $8.3 million in prize money alone.
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He also said he would donate his Nobel Prize money — about $930,113 — to the victims of the armed conflict.
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"There are hundreds of millions of dollars in prize money at stake and celebrity-level careers available," Sturgeon said.
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I don't think the prize money on offer will really hit us until we hopefully reach the grand finals.
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Total prize money for the March 2018 races was $30 million, according to the Dubai World Cup website www.dubaiworldcup.com.
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These new models are leading streamers to focus more on entertainment and viewer engagement rather than winning prize money.
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Asked what he did with his prize money, he smiled before replying, "I bought a minivan and a boat."
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They also do not win prize money and must pay their own way to competitions like the world championships.
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The prize money for the next women's World Cup would also be doubled from $30 million to $60 million.
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But then, they each received individual checks just over $600,000 [$455,080 USD] each, splitting the prize money in half.
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You know, equal prize money was the main subject of the tennis world in the last seven, eight years.
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Road Runners awards about $130,000 a year in prize money to members and club runners in its local races.
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Nine of those races will be Group 1s, and in all, €9.4 million in prize money will be awarded.
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Prize money — directly related to the amount of income UEFA can derive from sponsorship and television rights — keeps growing.
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Women across all sports are paid less, and many have fought for equity in salary and in prize money.
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He said players felt entitled to the first-round prize money at majors because of their work year-round.
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It's all good," he continued, noting the $53 million in prize money for 2018 and pronouncing it "Mind-boggling.
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Players are required to split a percentage of appearance fees, prize money, sponsorship deals, and other revenue with FaZe.
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The prize money will help me catapult my design label, because prior to that I didn't have the capital.
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Instead of prize money, the best teams receive a promise from the government that it will apply their ideas.
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After this weekend's victory, Gauff has won over $530,000 in total prize money in 2019, according to the WTA.
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According to CNN, Gilliland said the total unclaimed prize money for Arizona Lottery's 2019 fiscal year was $11.6 million.
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There has never been a consistent format to generate a commercial interest and create a foundation for prize money.
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Early withdrawals from matches, known as retirements, have led to calls for an overhaul of prize money for losers.
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Joshua's most recent bout, an anticipated rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr., reportedly generated $100 million in total prize money.
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American John Isner has pledged 25% of all his prize money and A$100 for every ace he serves.
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Nevertheless, prize money has been nudging up recently, increasing over the last six years to a record in 2017.
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In 1973, her refusal to compete prompted the US Open to introduce equal prize money for men and women.
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The rest of the unclaimed prize money is used to fund prizes for new games and second-chance drawings.
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With prize money of $2,714,281, she has a lead of more than $700,000 over second-ranked Lee Jeong-eun.
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Of this total, $400 million will be used exclusively as prize money for participating teams — a 12 percent increase.
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On Friday FIFA president Gianni Infantino proposed doubling the total prize money of the World Cup to $60 million.
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The men's edition in Russia last year, featuring 32 teams, had a total prize money pot of $400 million.
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As a pro, she has earned nearly $7 million in prize money and much more than that in endorsements.
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Ahead of Sunday's final, Infantino proposed doubling the total prize money of the World Cup to $60 million for the next event in 2023, but that figure would still fall way short of the men's edition in Russia last year, featuring 32 teams, that had a total prize money pot of $20203 million.
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For the rest of the field, the majors—and not just their first-round prize money—are just too important.
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Jeremiah says he wants to catch Rosalee alive and collect on that prize money, a renegotiation of their previous deal.
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It also said it would raise the prize money for this year's World Cup from $15 million to $30 million.
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Sometimes there's a little prize money — $100 in a sweaty, crumpled envelope — but no one is really here for that.
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The company said that it will reduce Ng's suspension to six months from a year, and return lost prize money.
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She has 21 Grand Slam titles, four Olympic gold medals, and she's earned more than $75 million in prize money.
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This year, we've doubled the prize money, and one spectacular startup will walk away with $100,000 in non-equity cash.
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In addition to the trophy and prize money, Siegemund earned a car from Porsche, the title sponsor of the event.
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Just a few months ago, Marcus Willis had less than $300 in prize money and considered quitting his tennis career.
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The first thing I'd like to say is we do NOT and have never taken 80% of anyones prize money.
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In the open division, which Degefa and Cherono won, the top 1503 men and women walk away with prize money.
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When he decided to host an international boxing fight, he simply stumped up $10m in prize money to attract one.
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The commission wrote in its lease agreement that the contest must award equal prize money to women and men competitors.
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World Cup revenue for U.S. Soccer comes in part from prize money from FIFA, the organization that runs international soccer.
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Additionally, the women's team wanted a pool of prize money to split, performance-based bonuses, and a monthly training stipend.
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Meanwhile, this year's Women's World Cup total tournament prize money has been raised to double what it was in 44.993.
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If he wins, he gets $1.5 million in prize money, and maintains his status as the world's top ranked master.
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In June, the Australian women's team launched a campaign calling for prize-money parity ahead of the women's World Cup.
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Serena's career prize money alone totals $88 million, which is $50 million more than any other professional women's tennis player.
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Young women compete for prize money by dancing onstage during a party at the Muncheez Bar and Grill in Beckley.
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The constructors' championship is a crucial determinant of the total prize money a team gets from competing in F1 races.
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Blizzard gave Blitzchung a yearlong ban and confiscated his prize money, but it softened its stance after considerable public outrage.
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Here's everything you need to know about The International, the massive championship event giving away $33 million in prize money.
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She said she will donate the prize money from the award, 25,000 euros, to four groups working for climate justice.
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In the Creative Mode tournament, the four players of team Fish Fam managed to rake in $1,345,000 in prize money.
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Over the course of her career, the 35-year-old has earned a total of $2009 million in prize money.
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ET. CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Ken Jennings' prize money included two separate show runs.
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In 22000, they secured a corporate sponsor, gathered a field of 230 surfers and gave out $2360,000 in prize money.
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The number of track meets is dwindling, as are the available prize money and appearance fees, athletes and agents say.
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Drivers compete for the love of the game, but for the eventual winner, there's lots of prize money at stake.
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With half of all 503,250 professional tennis players making no prize money at all, are big-name academies worth it?
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The competing nations' income and a new player prize fund of $20 million, they add, will transform prize money levels.
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They could enter a lottery with a grand prize of $210,250 — prize money culled from the proceeds of speeding tickets.
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He did not succeed, and $68 million in career prize money later, Furyk is happy he followed his own path.
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The players are all independent contractors, and they stand to lose millions collectively if they can't compete for prize money.
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The rules broadly require club spending not to exceed revenue from television rights, gate receipts, competition prize money and sponsorship.
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At the age of 20, Vo0 had won nearly a quarter of a million dollars in prize money, and retired.
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Ms. Santos used her prize money to open a pop-up book shop at the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this posted said that the total prize money for Breakthrough Prize was $10 million.
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Although men and women earn the same prize money at Grand Slam tournaments, there's a wide pay gap over all.
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She took home the coveted Mustard Belt (in pink) and $10,000 prize money again this year, with 31 hot dogs.
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Varney will also set aside some of his winnings to pay for the eventual tax bill on his prize money.
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At Grandview, winning the modified-stock-car feature pays $2,750, and prize money is carved up between owner and driver.
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Increased prize money and power for players are among the big issues facing the council, as is selecting Kermode's replacement.
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In 173, his second year at the helm, the L.P.G.A. had 23 official events and $40 million in prize money.
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In winning her maiden Grand Slam, Osaka more than doubled her career prize money, adding $3.8 million to her total.
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In 2007, Wimbledon announced they were eliminating the wage gap and men and women would be paid equal prize money.
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King, who founded the Women's Tennis Association, is credited with helping promote parity between men and women's sporting prize money.
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Her story underscores the importance of getting good advice on claiming prize money – especially if you want to remain anonymous.
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In 1973, this tournament became the first to offer equal prize money to male and female competitors, the organization said.
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The difference between the places, in terms of revenue distribution and prize money, had been estimated at some $8.5 million.
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Tennis star Maria Sharapova has notched five Grand Slam titles and earned more than $38 million in career prize money.
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Women get equal prize-money at the Grand Slams but often earn less than their male counterparts at other tournaments.
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Increased prize money and power for players are among the big issues facing the council, as is selecting Kermode's replacement.
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She led a movement for female players to earn equal prize money in tournaments that featured players of both sexes.
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In 2006, Burnside threatened not to compete at the X Games unless women received equal prize money to the men.
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According to FIFA, the 2007 Women's World Cup in China was the first year a women's team took home prize money.
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In 260, for example, China's NewBee team won over $2000 million in prize money at a Dota 228 tournament in Seattle.
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The World Surf League (WSL) has set the standard for other sports by announcing equal prize money for men and women.
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The company is also benefiting from the rising popularity of e-sports, or competitive games played online for big prize money.
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The winners are awarded 16,000 euros ($18,400) in prize money, according to the Tarragona City Hall, the organizer of the event.
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Anyone with the Go90 app can play along in an attempt to catch the runner, and take home the prize money.
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Mr Carlsen resigned and angrily departed before the press conference, possibly forfeiting a portion of his prize money as a result.
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Tonight's game, Teitel says, will have prize money at the end, but it will also award points for all correct answers.
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This year, 24 women's team are competing for $30 million in prize money — just 7.5% of the men's World Cup prize.
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Startup Battlefield, the world-renowned startup competition, returns — and so does $100,000 in prize money for one extraordinary early-stage startup.
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There is no prize money, just a title, and no one ever declares that they are not there to make friends.
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In tennis, for example, only the top 160 men and 150 women make enough in prize money to cover their costs.
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Ms Tokarczuk and Ms Croft will share the £50,000 ($66,700) prize money, and rightly so: the translation is willowy and reverberant.
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This month, a new girls' school built with her Nobel prize money opened in the village of Shangla in Swat Valley.
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WATTERS: I mean, we can&apost even call MS-2000.00 animals and they are slapping each other silly for prize money.
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Whoever downs the most kale will take home $2,000 from a total of $4,000 in prize money that will be awarded.
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We also went full tilt on Startup Battlefield by increasing the prize money to a tidy $100,000 in non-equity cash.
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The other side: The NCAA may have blocked players from earning prize money, which is a huge aspect of professional gaming.
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Ahead of the Women's World Cup final in July, Infantino proposed doubling the total prize money to $60 million in 2023.
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This month, a new girls' school built with her Nobel prize money opened in Shangla, near her home district of Swat.
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The other startup, Hyperloop Tech, is sponsoring SpaceX's design competition, which includes a $150,000 commitment in prize money for the winners.
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It was written in Arabic and translated by Max Shmookkler who will receive a share of the £10,000 ($13,000) prize money.
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I know that the more successful you are and the more matches you win, the more prize money you will receive.
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The teams have until December 31st, 2017 to get their landers to the Moon in order to win any prize money.
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Retired boxer Floyd Mayweather won over $1 billion in prize money alone during his 21 year professional career, according to Forbes.
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Thunberg said that she will donate the prize money from the award, 25,85033 euros, to four groups working for climate justice.
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Their prize money went entirely to R&D, so they needed income to support themselves and get the product to market.
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The U.S. Open, the final grand slam of the tennis calendar starting in August, is yet to announce its prize money.
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It's official: Many Olympians and Paralympians won't owe federal income taxes on their medals and prize money from the Rio Games.
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In 1968, he became the first golfer to earn more than $1 million in career prize money on the PGA Tour.
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The total amount of prize money on offer at the tournament has soared to $22017m, twice as much as last time.
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Indian Wells, along with the Grand Slam events and some other joint tournaments, offers equal prize money to men and women.
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With close to $130 million in prize money available in 2016, tennis continues to provide paydays like no other women's sport.
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Now, it looks like he's likely to win that bet, which will bring him an extra $2 million in prize money.
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Mixed doubles players have been left behind as singles and doubles players have successfully lobbied for steep increases in prize money.
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The men's team competes in more tournaments with higher television ratings and bigger prize money than the women's team, Seyfarth argued.
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Since then, the prize money has skyrocketed, and women achieved pay parity in 1973, when both champions received checks for $25,000.
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Boxers typically earn their money fight to fight, while golf and tennis players simply claim a share of tournament prize money.
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According to the ATP, Kyrgios was fined 20,000 euros (about $22,350) and forfeited €33,635 in prize money and 45 ranking points.
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The total prize money for last year's men's World Cup in Russia was $400 million, with champions France receiving $38 million.
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Over time, the prize money and ranking points increased, and the tournament shifted to the third and fourth weeks of January.
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There is also criticism that he did not secure more prize money gains, above all from the four Grand Slam events.
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The switch in site will come with a big jump in prize money: to $14.5 million per year from $8 million.
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"I think we race longer mostly because the prize money is so good," said Shunsuke Yoshida, the president of Sunday Racing.
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I'm also considering ways to build on the annual prizes with initiatives to help the winning organizations beyond the prize money.
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With the prize money he began to earn, Labonte was able to fund occasional starts in the NASCAR Grand National series.
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Another Australian, Ashleigh Barty, who is No. 21983 in the world, donated all of her prize money from the Brisbane International.
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It was Williams' older sister, Venus, who famously fought Wimbledon on the disparity between men and women's prize money and won.
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Many players have also pledged individually, with French Open champion Ash Barty donating her Brisbane International prize money to the cause.
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More than 160 different amateur Call of Duty teams traveled to play, but only a lucky few took home prize money.
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Her life changed when she went to live in Tokyo for two years on prize money from a Somerset Maugham Award.
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The competition aimed to capture typical Betawi traditions, with winners competing for 1.5 million rupiah ($107) in prize money, he said.
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This increase in funding means that France is set to win more prize money than ever before in World Cup history.
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According to FIFA, teams will win portions of the $400 million in total prize money, with $38 million for the winner.
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Prize money increased to $2 million, 21995 times the figure for the previous tournament, which was held in India in 2500.
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I support ICAN's mission and have no doubt that $1.1 million in prize money will be put to good use by the organization (I reached out to ICAN for comment on how it plans to use the prize money and will update this post with the response), but the award feels desperately symbolic given the current geopolitical climate.
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Following a Player Council meeting on Friday to vote on a replacement for Gimelstob, as well as discuss Grand Slam prize money and the distribution of prize money at lower levels, Dutch player Robin Haase quit from the Board, saying it had been an "unproductive" year and that the Council had "not moved the game forward".
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We've upped the ante on the world's best startup pitch competition by increasing the prize money to $100,2003 in non-equity cash.
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But by the typical rules of amateurism, a team that accepts any prize money would be disqualified from future Pac-12 events.
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"It certainly is not fair," she said, noting that the prize money for the 2022 Men's World Cup will be $440 million.
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On social media, she wrote that she bought herself a car with the prize money and gave the rest to her mother.
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In the 2019 tournament, the prize money was $0003 million for all teams with $4 million going to the eventual US champion.
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The US-based game developer and publisher is also withholding any prize money he would have earned from competing in the tournament.
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Additionally, to keep the prize money throughout their college career, the winner will need to maintain a GPA of at least 2.5.
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Though Rubin doubtless would have enjoyed the prize money, she ultimately came away with something more substantial: the subfields her work spawned.
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Venus Williams, who has also fought for equal prize money in tennis, has cited you as someone who was influential to her.
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Blizzard reduced the suspensions to six months and restored the prize money (without issuing an apology), a move that mollified no one.
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A club in Beijing is set to award 70 million yuan (over $10 million) in total prize money at its autumn championship.
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It adds that the prize money will be distributed "in several batches" throughout the year, with the final deadline being December 31.
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Nadal, who's currently ranked No. 2 in the world, has earned $107 million in prize money over the course of his career.
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The developer is putting up €250,000 in prize money (around $280,000), and it has lured big-name sponsors like Logitech and Intel.
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"I felt excited and proud," she told GMA of earning the award, which comes with a trophy, prize money and educational materials.
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But with only two months until the deadline, no team is ready to launch, so Google will keep the prize money instead.
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As prize money and sponsorship deals get bigger, so do the incentives for coaches and athletes to find ingenious ways to cheat.
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Bodnar as a civil servant cannot accept the $20,000 prize money so it will be donated to civic rights groups in Poland.
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Father Hsu Yung-ming said the family was not well off and the prize money was going to be a great help.
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Prize money for winning tournaments is on the rise and major brands want sponsor teams or competitions to reach a millennial audience.
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As esports have evolved over the years, global player representation has soared, prize money has fluctuated, and games have come and gone.
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"Specifically there is over $7 million prize money on offer to all athletes competing at the London World Championships," the IAAF said.
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In 2017, the men's ATP World Tour had prize money of $197.7 million compared with $139 million for the women's WTA Tour.
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"They are not coming because there's no prize money," said Rio Games chief Carlos Nuzman, at an event in Rio last weekend.
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Prize money has swelled since the 19923s; when he won the world title in 21992, Mr. Bristow earned the equivalent of $216,22016.
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They used their prize money earned after winning season one of Food Network's The Great Food Truck Race to fund the transition.
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Instead of getting in trouble, they walked away with their own Model 3, along with a total of $375,000 in prize money.
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Proposals are due on January 31, 2017, and a total of $1.1 million in prize money will be distributed to the winners.
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This gives clubs that do not participate in Europe's top prize-money generating competitions a "considerable competitive advantage internationally," said the report.
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Since Blizzard's pro tour and prize money would be attached to standard, unhappy players predicted wild mode would wither on the vine.
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The prize money for the season's opening grand slam has more than tripled since 2001, and risen A$93 million since 2014.
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For a start, the Champions League ought to divide prize money based on how far teams progress, not where they come from.
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Sipich shares his prize money with his team, and then rushes out, dressed in jeans and a shirt, to meet his girlfriend.
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Doubles and mixed-doubles earnings are included in total career prize money but are not included in the number of titles won.
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In 2018, two men tried to win the prize money at a pigeon race by smuggling their birds on a bullet train.
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The gaming studio said it will dedicate $100 million in prize money, making it the largest prize pool for an esport ever.
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Dr. Frank said he had yet to decide what to do with his one-third share of the $1.1 million prize money.
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"The rules are the same, the prize money is the same, everybody is racing off of the same gun time," he said.
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According to ESPN, the U.S. Open was the first of four major tennis tournaments to award men and women equal prize money.
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The league will offer higher prize money to athletes who, outside of an elite few, rarely earn enough to sustain a career.
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Because Ashe entered the tournament as an amateur he was not allowed to accept the $14,000 prize money for winning the event.
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Tiebreakers, yellow balls, colorful clothing, extensive television coverage and hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money had all entered the mix.
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Over the course of her nearly career, she's earned over $92.54 million in prize money, according to the Women's Tennis Association (WTA).
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In 2019, Andreescu has earned over $6 million in prize money, with plenty more beginning to flow in from off-court deals.
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I'm looking forward to sharing the stage this afternoon with the three winners chosen by our judges to divide the prize money.
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Williams, who donated her singles prize money of about $2167,224 to Australian fire relief, did not face the tour elite in Auckland.
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The French Open's total prize money this year of 36 million euros ($133 million) ranks third behind the U.S. Open and Wimbledon.
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Instead of trophies or prize money, the winning team had its name inscribed on a less well-known award: The Golden Shovel.
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Woods has made $1.5 billion since turning pro in 1996, but less than 10 percent of these earnings came from prize money.
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"There's no prize money for the child doing well at school, but you take pride in the child doing well," he says.
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Now married with two children, he also did not want to return to the Challenge Tour, where the prize money is less.
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Stephens is also guaranteed prize money of $920,000, almost triple her current year-to-date winnings prior to arriving in New York.
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Among the biggest are in Paris and Berlin, where thousands compete for prize money in a race sponsored by BMW and Adidas.
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Though players rarely admit that they are playing a Grand Slam event solely for the prize money, the financial realities are clear.
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Forbes reports that Federer&aposs annual earnings, inclusive of prize money and sponsorships, have reached a career-high mark of $93.4 million.Tennis.
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On Tuesday, Blizzard announced that Chung's prize money had been rescinded and that he was suspended from competitive play for a year.
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Team Liquid has taken home more prize money than any other team — more than $21 million, according to an esports tracking site.
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Red Bull, which was to provide the contest's prize money, filed a lawsuit against event organizers for breach of contract Jan. 27.
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But some of the teams persisted, determined to land on the moon even without the incentive of $30 million in prize money.
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The company had previously awarded around $6 million in prize money but its final quiz had a winning jackpot of just $5.
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The Challenger tour is fertile soil for match fixing, Trungelliti and others acknowledge, because prize money is meager and expenses can soar.
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The players know how good I am, especially in terms of improving prize money for them, and that pisses off the tournaments.
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It shows that annual prize money distributed in e-sports tounaments world-wide has been sky-rocketing -- to 61 million USD last year.
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Women will also receive equal prize money, equal rights for image use and notably, have the same travel benefits as their male counterparts.
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Garcia also became the 2nd pro surfer in history to win more than $1 million in prize money -- which is a HUGE accomplishment.
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Yet despite their dominance, the American women receive a fraction of the prize-money won by the far less successful U.S. men's team.
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The Redfield, Iowa, grandmother came forward Monday morning to the Powerball headquarters in Clive, Iowa, to accept her half of the prize money.
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As with previous seasons, passion sometimes overrules logic and strategy, hurting the pairs' chances to match up and take home the prize money.
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This year's edition returns after a three-year hiatus but with prize money of only $1 million after issues finding a suitable sponsor.
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The prize money at the Saudi Cup will eclipse the $16 million purse at the Pegasus World Cup Invitational in Florida last year.
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The five-team C.W.H.L. pays its coaches and general managers while providing players prize money for winning the regular season and playoff titles.
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Tesori made nearly $200,000 at the Players Championship, based on the 10 percent cut of the prize money a winning caddie typically gets.
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I'll have some simple information on there—the name of the event, the teams, the prize money, and the structure of the games.
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The three women who were not awarded prize money had not qualified for the EWS, all missing the qualifying time by a hair.
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Total prize money on the ATP Tour is about $188 million, while the women's WTA Tour (Women's Tennis Association) is roughly $130 million.
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UEFA will distribute more than 1.3 billion euros ($1.5 billion) in prize money among the 453 teams that qualified for the group stage.
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Despite the dip in tournaments last year, prize money has never been higher, with an estimated payout amount of $150 million for 2017.
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And if the polygraph reveals someone broke the rules, the results can be used to disqualify a contestant and even strip prize money.
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In some of the trials, the participants were incentivized to be honest: If the partner guessed correctly, they'd both get the prize money.
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Grigorishin said the ISL has an initial budget of $20 million, with seven of that going to athletes and teams in prize money.
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Voguers strutted and dropped on the gallery floor competing for prize money in themed categories like Fuck the Police and Free West Papua.
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According to a 33 study by the International Tennis Federation, over half of prize money is paid to the top 1% of competitors.
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First, prize money must continue to increase across the board, without reducing the steep gradation in compensation for advancing deeper into a tournament.
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Leffen, who competed in BEAST 7, tweeted that he would be donating his prize money to heart-related charities after McGuire's cardiac arrest.
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The most significant increase in prize money on offer has come in the amounts offered for players who exit in the early rounds.
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A special effort has been made for the qualifying rounds, whose prize money has risen by an average of nearly 15 per cent.
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As for Alec ... sources say showrunners are withholding his appearance fee -- not prize money -- for the show, which comes out to about $10,000.
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Top teams Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren, Williams and Red Bull currently receive special payments in recognition of past performance, in addition to prize money.
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Prize money for the pro tour tops $133,000 for the season, with tournament winners taking home between $5,000 and $231,211 at each stop.
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Judged on grounds of practicality, simplicity and ease of implementation, the prize money was split between two broadly similar entries from private individuals.
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She plans to use the 32,000 pounds ($41,000) of prize money to further develop the product and build a strategy for mass production.
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That prize money isn't bad considering the executive paid $120,000 to the investment group that owns the thoroughbred horse, giving him majority ownership.
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He was banned from competitions for a year, and his prize money was rescinded (although Blizzard says it has since softened that punishment).
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In all, 0003 horses will race to win the first leg of the Triple Crown, but there's also prize money on the line.
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The team can expect about $75 million in annual prize money and revenue payments for the next three years, according to informed sources.
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Bellis can use prize money to cover expenses and still keep her college eligibility — thus, the upgrade to a hotel suite this week.
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With her prize money, Gassler hopes to update and patent her design, and potentially submit it to car companies like Tesla, CNN reported.
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Following this model from sports like golf or tennis, players would travel around the world to major tournaments and compete for prize money.
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Matt Hart: You feel like a cross between the Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny when delivering the prize money.
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Prize money for the champion has gone up by 95.7 percent in singles and 73.1 in doubles, but only 19.6 in mixed doubles.
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But then they did make one good decision: They decided not to collect the prize money for the top finishers in the race.
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In addition to the glory, there's also prize money on the line: If Williams clinches the title on Saturday, she'll earn $3.85 million.
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Pumpkin enthusiasts across the world compete in "weigh-off" contests, where the heaviest pumpkins earn their growers thousands of dollars in prize money.
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FIFA, the worldwide governing body of the sport, pays much larger chunks of prize money for the men's World Cup than the women's.
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The prize money is set to be similar, too: $15 million for the ATP Cup and $18 million for the new Davis Cup.
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It has become inexorably more lucrative — the prize money available has almost doubled in the last few years — and, somehow, ever more glamorous.
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They are not getting their moment on the podium, at least not yet, and they are not receiving prize money of their own.
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MTV brought back some fan favorites of the show, upped the prize money to $1 million and quickened the show's pace, McCarthy said.
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The House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would exempt many Olympic athletes' medals and prize money from taxes.
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But the accumulation of prize money depends not just on the wall, but also on whether the two can correctly answer trivia questions.
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Traditionally, the European Tour has played a secondary role to the PGA Tour in the United States, where prize money has been higher.
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The prize money earned in each of its 20173 tournaments is converted into points and weighted according to the status of the event.
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"We're enabling this to continue between the amount of prize money and the length of a match," said Pam Shriver, an ESPN analyst.
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She is an elite equestrian who's raked in thousands of dollars in prize money and has bounced back from breaking her back twice.
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She had $548,241 in career prize money before the Open, and she has earned at least $280,000 more by reaching the fourth round.
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She had $548,241 in career prize money before the Open, and she has earned at least $280,000 more by reaching the fourth round.
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"We're enabling this to continue between the amount of prize money and the length of the match," said Pam Shriver, an ESPN analyst.
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FYI, Faker is a 23-year-old "LoL" legend from South Korea who's already racked up more than $1.2 MILLION in prize money.
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Muzinda uses donations and her Motocross prize money to support children from poorer families, especially girls who are often kept home from school.
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Prize money was often attached to the honors, his daughter Ms. Kennedy said, but he plowed most of it back into his research.
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There, he or she can square up against heavily funded European and American runners for a chance at prize money and potential sponsorships.
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Only 6,000 of the 14,000 players who entered International Tennis Federation Futures tournaments in 2013 earned any prize money, according to a recent study.
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After taxes, Brantley —who will share some of his prize money with his four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren — will end up with $521,016.
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The final rider of the competition, Minikus and Babalou 41 seized top prize money and blazed past peers with a time of 47.7 seconds.
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Nerves were high on the final day of the tournament, with three games standing between the contenders and thousands of dollars in prize money.
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Prize money for both the men's and women's competitions has doubled to £3.6 million ($4.55 million) for the men's version during under Glenn's tenure.
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Total prize money at this week's British Open is $10.5 million but the purse for the women's equivalent next month is only $3.25 million.
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Forbes said Nishikori took home $4.3 million in prize money to Nadal's $9 million, but Nishikori's $33 million in endorsement, topped Nadal's $25 million.
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The only hard and fast rule Dylan had to abide by was presenting his lecture by June 10, or risk losing his prize money.
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The victory also comes with a decent chunk of prize money: A total of around €2.3 million (about $2.6 million) is up for grabs.
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The French Open recently announced an 24 percent increase in prize money for next month's event, taking it to 2500 million euros ($21 million).
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The total prize money available in the women's tournament was $30 million, well short of the $400 million pot in the last men's tournament.
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The federation's statistics do not include prize money for tournaments such as the World Cup because that's determined by international soccer governing body FIFA.
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The prize money for last year's tournament ballooned to more than $8813 million, making it the most super rich fishing competition in the world.
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In 2014 several players on Counterstrike, a shooter game, used skins to bet against themselves and deliberately lost, making more than the prize money.
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Because the prize money is divvied out among sometimes hundreds of winners, people don't often walk away with much money from a single game.
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The Overwatch Open is poised to have biggest prize pool yet, capping out at $0003,2000 in prize money for the two-month-old game.
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BamBrogan's company helped sponsor the competition, offering $150,000 in prize money for the winning teams and a chance to work with real Hyperloop engineers.
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Hungrybox ended up winning Smash 'N' Splash 3, so hopefully his trophy and prize money are enough to quell the physical pain he's experiencing.
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If you anticipate sharing the prize money, make that agreement before the numbers are drawn (as you would with an office pool), said Labant.
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However, Williams is still way out in front on the all-time female tennis earnings list with more than $88 million in prize money.
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While Luck earns no prize money for his performance, among the priceless rewards are invitations to next year's Masters, U.S. Open and British Open.
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This year's pot is $500,000, although players like 18-year-old Hunt, this year's favorite, has already amassed 200,000 pounds ($000,000) in prize money.
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There are also millions of dollars at stake for mid-table teams jostling for position in the constructors' standings that determine prize money payouts.
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Barty's remarkable season ended in heartbreak just one week after she won the WTA Finals and earned a record $4.42 million in prize money.
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Read more: California-based game company Blizzard bans pro esports player and confiscates his prize money after he voices support for Hong Kong protester
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The controversy was sparked earlier this month after Blizzard's initial decision to ban Chung Ng Wai for a year and revoke his prize money.
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