The  Alpine Paris Major 2025 , which will be held from September 8 to 14 at Roland-Garros, will offer a  total prize money of more than one million euros A prize pool that confirms the Parisian event's place among the most prestigious tournaments on the calendar. Premier Padel.

Progressive winnings at each stage of the tournament

The distribution system provides compensation for all players involved, starting with the qualifiers. Even a first-round defeat earns a bonus, and the amounts increase significantly as players progress through the competition.

TourGain per player
1st round of qualifying 407 € 
2nd round of qualifying € 1 
1st round final table € 1 
2nd round € 3 
1 / 8 de finale € 5 
1 / 4 de finale € 8 
Semifinals € 13 
Final € 24 
Victoire € 48 

Thus, a winning pair will leave Paris with  €96 in total i.e  €48 per player .

An endowment comparable to the biggest events

With more than one million euros distributed, the Alpine Paris Major is one of four  major tournaments  of the calendar Premier Padel. Only type steps  Major  (Doha, Rome, Mexico, Paris) offer such an envelope, much higher than P1 and P2.

For comparison, a tournament winner  P1  earns around €30, while a success in  P2  pays around €20. Paris is therefore at the highest level of the circuit, guaranteeing maximum attractiveness for global stars.

An opportunity for the French too

While the headliners of the circuit are obviously aiming for the title and the €48, the  French players  entrants will also be able to benefit from this generous distribution. Even qualifying for the main draw already ensures  €1 per player , a significant sum for athletes who sometimes play outside the world Top 50.

This funding policy thus helps support professionals in their careers and makes the circuit more accessible to emerging players.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.