ATP 500 October 20 - 26, 2025
Vienna Open Prize Money 2026: The Erste Bank Open Breakdown Per Round, by Year and Its Champions
The Erste Bank Open fills the Wiener Stadthalle every late October, the same week as Basel. Here is what each round of the singles pays this year, how the purse compares with recent editions, and who has won it.
- Total purse, 2025
- €2.74M€2,736,875, prize money, ATP tournament page
- Champion's cheque
- €511,835plus 500 ranking points
- Main draw 2025
- Oct 26October 20 - 26, 2025
Next edition
When is the next Vienna Open?
In shortThe next edition, with dates from the tours' published calendar and a file for your own calendar app.
The next Vienna Open
ATPATP 500
In 357 days
October 25 to October 31, 2027
Vienna, Austria
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Dates are the tours' published calendar, checked every week. See the full season calendar.
Prize money per round
Vienna Open prize money breakdown per round
In shortThe 2025 Erste Bank Open offers €2,736,875 in prize money. The singles champion takes €511,835 and 500 points; a first-round loser earns €21,345.
Vienna Open prize money is paid in euros, per player, for the round a player reaches. The ladder below is the singles table the ATP lists for the 2025 Erste Bank Open, played October 20 - 26, 2025, with the ranking points for each round of the 32-player draw.
Erste Bank Open prize money per round
Singles, per player, 2025 edition, in EUR
| Round reached | Share of the champion's cheque | ATP | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | €511,835 | 500 | |
| Runner-up | €275,390 | 330 | |
| Semifinal | €146,765 | 200 | |
| Quarterfinal | €74,980 | 100 | |
| Round of 16 | €40,025 | 50 | |
| Round of 32 | €21,345 | 0 |
Source: ATP Tour tournament page for the Erste Bank Open, prize money tab for the 2025 edition. The total of €2,736,875 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 500, 2025
- €2,736,875Total purse
- No. 27Of 35 events by purse
- +10.8%Against the year before
- 18.7%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.
A quarterfinal in Vienna is worth €74,980, and a semifinal €146,765. For a player ranked around 40th, that is a sizeable share of a season's income in a single week, and it comes with 200 points for a semifinal. The champion's €511,835 is also larger than the winner's cheque at Basel, the other ATP 500 of the same week.
Doubles is paid per team, not per player. In 2025 the winning pair split €168,120, the runners-up €89,660 and a first-round loss still paid €11,740 per team. The ATP releases a new doubles table with each year's singles figures. Doubles points follow the same 500 scale as the singles at the top: 500 for the title, 300 for the final.
Prize money by year
Erste Bank Open prize money by year
In shortThe purse rose from €2,470,310 in 2024 to €2,736,875 in 2025 and €2,736,875 in 2025. Every round went up by about 2.2 percent from 2025.
| Round | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | +/- |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | €461,920 | €511,835 | €523,305 | +2.2% |
| Runner-up | €248,540 | €275,390 | €281,540 | +2.2% |
| Semifinal | €132,470 | €146,765 | €150,040 | +2.2% |
| Quarterfinal | €67,680 | €74,980 | €76,655 | +2.2% |
| Round of 16 | €36,130 | €40,025 | €40,920 | +2.2% |
| Round of 32 | €19,270 | €21,345 | €21,820 | +2.2% |
Read the table by row and the pattern is clear. Between 2024 and 2025 every round rose by about 10.8 percent; the champion's cheque went from €461,920 to €511,835. From 2025 to 2026 the increase was a more modest 2.2 percent across the board.
The totals tell the same story, rising from €2,470,310 to €2,736,875 and then €2,736,875. Vienna has paid a little more than Basel in each of those years, even though both are ATP 500s held the same week; see the Swiss Indoors Basel guide for its figures and the tennis prize money ledger for the rest of the tour.
The name
Vienna Open or Erste Bank Open?
In shortBoth. Erste Bank Open is the official name the ATP uses; Vienna Open is how most calendars and fans refer to the ATP 500 in the Austrian capital.
Tour events often carry the name of their title sponsor, and Vienna's is the Austrian bank Erste Bank, so the ATP's pages and the tournament itself use Erste Bank Open. Season calendars, including our tennis calendar, list it as the Vienna Open to keep the city front and center, the same way the Swiss Indoors is usually just "Basel". Search for either name and you are looking for the same tournament.
The ATP's preview for the 2025 edition called it the 51st staging of the tournament, which makes Vienna one of the longest-running indoor events in Europe. The tournament director is Herwig Straka.
The 2024 edition, the 50th, had a story of its own. Dominic Thiem, the 2019 champion and the last Austrian to win at home, chose Vienna for the final tournament of his professional career, and the week ended with Jack Draper beating Karen Khachanov 6-4, 7-5 for the title. A year later the ATP's preview put Sinner, Zverev, Alex de Minaur and Lorenzo Musetti at the top of the field, and Sinner, the top seed, met Zverev in the final.
Venue and dates
Erste Bank Open dates and venue
In shortThe 2025 main draw runs October 20 - 26, 2025 at the Wiener Stadthalle. The 2027 edition is scheduled for October 25 to 31, 2027.
- Category
- ATP 500, indoor hard court
- Dates
- October 20 - 26, 2025
- Venue
- Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna
- Draw
- 32 singles players, 16 doubles teams
The Wiener Stadthalle is a multi-purpose arena in the west of the city, used for concerts and sport the rest of the year. The court is laid inside it for one week in late October, and the tournament runs from Monday to the Sunday final, with the doubles draw starting midweek. Paris follows the next week, so most of the field travels on straight after the final. Because Vienna shares its week with Basel, the two events split the field. Some players come back year after year: Jannik Sinner won Vienna in 2023 and 2025, and Alexander Zverev in 2021.
The 2025 field is again strong for a 500. The ATP reported that Carlos Alcaraz accepted a wild card, his first visit since he reached the semifinals as an 18-year-old in 2021.
Champions and records
Erste Bank Open champions and records
In shortJannik Sinner won in 2025, beating Alexander Zverev 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. Jack Draper won in 2024. Brian Gottfried holds the record with 4 titles.
Most titles in the data
Counted from the verified finals 2019 to 2025; earlier editions are not in this count.
2titles
Jannik Sinner
2023, 2025
2026: the final was played on November 1, 2026. The champion appears here as soon as two independent checks of the official result agree.
Erste Bank Open singles finals
Champion first, runner-up and score under the name.
Men
Sinner's 2025 win came through cramp. He lost the first set to Zverev, moved gingerly in the first and third sets, and still closed out the final in two hours and 29 minutes, which, per the ATP, put him alongside Roger Federer and Andy Murray as the world No. 1s with two Vienna titles. In 2023 he had beaten Daniil Medvedev in three sets after an 18-minute game in the decider.
- Most titles
- Brian Gottfried, 4
- Most match wins
- Brian Gottfried, 31
- Oldest champion
- Tommy Haas, 35, in 2013
- Youngest champion
- Horst Skoff, 20, in 1988
- Lowest-ranked champion
- Anders Jarryd, No. 175, in 1990
- Last home champion
- Dominic Thiem, 2019
How to watch
How to watch the Vienna Open in the US
In shortTennis TV, the ATP's streaming service, shows every match of the Erste Bank Open live and on demand.
- Streaming
- Tennis TV carries every ATP 500 match, Vienna included.
- Time zone
- Vienna is five or six hours ahead of New York at the end of October, depending on the week's clock changes.
Paris follows straight after Vienna; read the Paris Masters guide for that week, or browse the tournaments guide.
FAQ
Vienna Open prize money: questions and answers
In shortShort answers on the Erste Bank Open purse, its payouts per round and the tournament, taken from the ATP figures on this page.
How much prize money does the Vienna Open winner get?
The 2025 champion receives €511,835 and 500 ranking points; the runner-up gets €275,390. Figures are in euros, per player, before tax.
What is the Erste Bank Open prize money breakdown per round?
In 2025: champion €511,835, runner-up €275,390, semifinal €146,765, quarterfinal €74,980, round of 16 €40,025 and first round €21,345.
What is the total prize money at the Vienna Open?
€2,736,875 for 2025, after €2,736,875 in 2025 and €2,470,310 in 2024, per the ATP. The totals include doubles and qualifying.
Is the Vienna Open the same as the Erste Bank Open?
Yes. Erste Bank Open is the official name of the ATP 500 in Vienna; Vienna Open is the common name that the season calendars use.
Is the Erste Bank Open an ATP 500?
Yes. It is one of the ATP 500 events of the indoor autumn swing and is played the same week as the Swiss Indoors in Basel.
When is the Vienna Open?
The 2025 main draw runs October 20 - 26, 2025. The ATP's 2027 calendar has the next edition October 25 to 31, 2027.
Where is the Erste Bank Open played?
At the Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna, on an indoor hard court.
Who won the Erste Bank Open in 2025?
Jannik Sinner beat Alexander Zverev 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 in the final, his second Vienna title after 2023.
Who has won the most titles in Vienna?
Brian Gottfried, with 4 titles and 31 match wins. Dominic Thiem, in 2019, is the last Austrian champion.