ATP 250 November 8 - 14, 2026
Stockholm Open Prize Money 2026: The Breakdown Per Round, the November Dates and the Champions
The oldest indoor tournament on the ATP Tour, played in a hall built for tennis. In 2026 it runs November 8 - 14, 2026. What each round pays, how it compares with the bigger indoor events, and who has won it.
- Total purse, 2026
- €723,435prize money, ATP tournament page
- Champion's cheque
- €110,055plus 250 ranking points
- Main draw 2026
- Nov 8November 8 - 14, 2026, qualifying from November 7
Next edition
When is the next Stockholm Open?
In shortThe next edition, with dates from the tours' published calendar and a file for your own calendar app.
The next Stockholm Open
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In 6 days
November 8 to November 14, 2026
Stockholm, Sweden
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October 18 to October 24, 2027
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Dates are the tours' published calendar, checked every week. See the full season calendar.
Prize money per round
Stockholm Open prize money breakdown per round
In shortThe 2026 Stockholm Open offers €723,435 in prize money. The champion takes €110,055 and 250 ranking points; a first-round loser earns €7,755.
Stockholm Open prize money is paid in euros, per player, for the furthest round reached. The singles draw has 28 players, and the four top seeds skip the first round, so the opening round is played by 24 players and pays the smallest amount. The ladder below is the table the ATP lists for the 2026 edition, which runs November 8 - 14, 2026.
Stockholm Open prize money per round
Singles, per player, 2026 edition, in EUR
| Round reached | Share of the champion's cheque | ATP | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | €110,055 | 250 | |
| Runner-up | €64,195 | 165 | |
| Semifinal | €37,735 | 100 | |
| Quarterfinal | €21,865 | 50 | |
| Round of 16 | €12,695 | 25 | |
| First round | €7,755 | 0 |
Source: ATP Tour tournament page for the Stockholm Open, prize money tab for the 2026 edition. The total of €723,435 includes doubles and qualifying.
The purse in context
Compared with the 35 event rows in the prize-money ledger, by total purse in US dollars.
- ATPATP 250, 2026
- €723,435Total purse
- No. 34Of 35 events by purse
- -Against the year before
- 15.2%Champion's share of the purse
Each row of the ledger is one tour's edition, so a combined event appears once per tour. See the full ledger.
An ATP 250 is a different economy from the 500s and 1000s. The champion's €110,055 is roughly a fifth of what the winner in Vienna or Basel takes, and a first-round loser earns €7,755. The points are halved too: 250 for the title, 165 for the final and 100 for a semifinal. For a seed who gets a bye, the round of 16 is the first match, and losing it still pays €12,695 and 25 points.
Stockholm against the bigger events
Stockholm Open prize money compared with Basel, Vienna and Paris
In shortStockholm's €723,435 is less than a third of Basel's or Vienna's purse and about an eighth of Paris's. That is the gap between an ATP 250, a 500 and a Masters 1000.
The indoor autumn, by purse
Latest verified edition of each event, total prize money and champion's cheque, euros
Stockholm OpenATP 250, 2026
Total €723,435Champion €110,055
Swiss Indoors BaselATP 500, 2025
Total €2,523,045Champion €471,825
Vienna OpenATP 500, 2025
Total €2,736,875Champion €511,835
Paris MastersATP Masters 1000, 2025
Total €6,128,940Champion €946,610
All four events pay in euros, so the bars compare like with like. The gap is set by the category rather than the city, because each tier of the tour comes with its own prize money level, so even a strong field does not move a 250's purse much. Read the Basel, Vienna and Paris Masters guides for their own breakdowns.
A clean year-by-year series for Stockholm is harder to build than for the bigger events. The ATP's 2024 preview listed 690,135 in prize money but printed it with a pound sign, although the event pays in euros, so we leave that year out rather than guess. The 2026 figure comes straight from the ATP's tournament page.
What a 250 lacks in money it makes up for in opportunity. The draw is small, the top seeds start with a bye, and one good week can change a season. Stockholm has crowned Gael Monfils as the No. 140 in 2023 and Holger Rune and Tommy Paul in the years around it.
Dates and the move to November
Stockholm Open 2026 dates: why November?
In shortThe 2026 main draw runs November 8 - 14, 2026, with qualifying from November 7. The ATP calendar moved it from October for 2026; in 2027 it goes back to October, October 18 to 24, 2027.
For most of its history Stockholm has been an October event, played the week before Basel and Vienna. The 2026 ATP calendar moved it to the week after the Paris Masters, which makes it the last regular tour event of the men's season and puts it in the same week as the WTA Finals. The ATP Finals in Turin start the following Sunday.
That slot has a sporting edge, because players still chasing the last places in Turin get one more indoor week to collect points. The 2027 ATP calendar already lists Stockholm back in October.
- 1969
First edition
Nikola Pilic wins the first Stockholm Open; the ATP counts it as the oldest indoor tournament on the tour.
- 1989-94
Globe Arena years
As a Masters-level event, the tournament moves to the Globe Arena, then returns to the Royal Tennis Hall.
- 2023
Monfils at 37
Gael Monfils, ranked No. 140, becomes the oldest and lowest-ranked champion.
- 2025
Ruud's first
Casper Ruud beats Ugo Humbert, the first Norwegian champion.
- 2026
November week
November 8 - 14, 2026, the week after the Paris Masters.
The Royal Tennis Hall
Where the Stockholm Open is played
In shortAt the Kungliga Tennishallen, the Royal Tennis Hall, in Stockholm. The ATP describes it as the only indoor arena on the tour built specifically for tennis.
- Category
- ATP 250
- Dates
- November 8 - 14, 2026
- Venue
- Kungliga Tennishallen (Royal Tennis Hall)
- Surface
- Indoor hard
- Draw
- 28 singles, 16 doubles
- Founded
- 1969
Most indoor events rent a concert or ice-hockey arena for a week and lay a court inside it. Stockholm does the reverse. The Royal Tennis Hall was built for the sport, and the tournament has been played there for most of its history; the exception was 1989 to 1994, when it moved to the larger Globe Arena during its years as a Masters-level event, per the ATP.
Swedish tennis history runs through the building. Bjorn Borg, Stefan Edberg and Mats Wilander all won here, Thomas Enqvist won three times in the 1990s, and the last home champion was Thomas Johansson in 2004.
Champions and records
Stockholm Open champions and records
In shortCasper Ruud won in 2025, beating Ugo Humbert 6-2, 6-3. Tommy Paul won in 2021 and 2024; Boris Becker and John McEnroe hold the record with four titles each.
Most titles in the data
Counted from the verified finals 2018 to 2025; earlier editions are not in this count.
2titles
Tommy Paul
2021, 2024
Stockholm Open singles finals
Champion first, runner-up and score under the name.
Men
Ruud's 2025 final took 68 minutes. He lost only three points on serve and became, per the ATP, the first Norwegian to win the tournament, his 14th tour-level title. "It is a little bit of a childhood dream as it is close to Norway," he said afterwards; earlier that year he had won his first Masters 1000 title in Madrid. Two years earlier Gael Monfils came through as the No. 140 to beat the qualifier Pavel Kotov 4-6, 7-6(6), 6-3, the oldest champion in Stockholm's history at 37.
The ATP's record book lists Mats Wilander as the youngest champion, at 19 in 1983, and Edberg's 34 match wins as the most by any player. The highest-ranked champions were world No. 1s Bjorn Borg in 1980, John McEnroe in 1984 and Ivan Lendl in 1989.
How to watch
How to watch the Stockholm Open in the US
In shortTennis TV, the ATP's streaming service, shows every match live and on demand.
- Streaming
- Tennis TV carries every ATP 250 match, Stockholm included.
- Time zone
- Stockholm is six hours ahead of New York in November, so the evening session starts around lunchtime on the East Coast.
See the whole season on the tennis calendar, the ATP Finals that follow a week later, or the rest of the tour in our tournaments guide.
FAQ
Stockholm Open prize money: questions and answers
In shortShort answers on the Stockholm purse, the payouts per round and the tournament, all taken from the ATP figures on this page.
How much prize money does the Stockholm Open winner get?
The 2026 champion receives €110,055 and 250 ranking points; the runner-up gets €64,195. Amounts are in euros, per player, before tax.
What is the Stockholm Open prize money breakdown per round?
In 2026: champion €110,055, runner-up €64,195, semifinal €37,735, quarterfinal €21,865, round of 16 €12,695 and first round €7,755, per the ATP's tournament page.
What is the total prize money at the Stockholm Open?
€723,435 for 2026, including doubles and qualifying, as listed by the ATP.
Is the Stockholm Open an ATP 250?
Yes. It is an ATP 250 with a 28-player singles draw, so the top four seeds start in the second round.
What is the Stockholm Open called now?
The 2026 edition is the Bybit Stockholm Open. In 2024 and 2025 the ATP listed it as the BNP Paribas Nordic Open.
When is the Stockholm Open 2026?
The main draw runs November 8 - 14, 2026, with qualifying from November 7. In 2027 it returns to October, October 18 to 24, 2027.
Where is the Stockholm Open played?
At the Kungliga Tennishallen, the Royal Tennis Hall, in Stockholm. The ATP says it is the only tour event played in an indoor arena purpose-built for tennis.
Who won the Stockholm Open in 2025?
Casper Ruud beat Ugo Humbert 6-2, 6-3, the first Norwegian to win the title.
Who has won the Stockholm Open the most?
Boris Becker and John McEnroe, with four titles each. Stefan Edberg has the most match wins, 34.