The total prize pot for the men’s 2026 Canadian Open is $9,415,724 (£7.03m). The winner of the ATP 1000 tournament gets an estimated $1,151,543 (£860k).
This year, the National Bank Open presented by Rogers will take place in Toronto, with the winner getting to hoist the Rogers Cup and take home a sizable chunk of prize money.
Without further ado, read on for the full prize money breakdown at the 2026 men's Canadian Open or find the latest sports betting odds on the competition at 888sport.
Note: Currency conversions from EUR to GBP were taken on 30 July 2026.
How much prize money is there for the men’s 2026 Canadian Open
The men’s 2026 Canadian Open prize money pool has been set at $9,415,724, putting the National Bank Open presented by Rogers in the top tier of ATP 1000 prize money.
That figure is slightly above the $9,193,540 prize pool used for the 2025 tournament, so the overall purse has moved up again rather than standing still.
The event remains one of the biggest tennis headline-makers of the ATP Tour outside the Grand Slams, and that scale is part of why tennis prize money at this level draws so much attention from fans.
How much does the 2026 National Bank Open winner get?
The exact prize money for winning the 2026 National Bank Open presented by Rogers has not been officially disclosed at the time of writing, so the best guide is last year’s distribution pattern.
In 2025, the champion collected $1,124,380 (£840k), which worked out to be 12.23% of the total purse. Using that same percentage on the 2026 total gives an estimated men’s Canadian Open winner’s payout of around $1,151,543 (£860k).
That is the cleanest way to think about how much the men’s 2026 Canadian Open winner gets before the full round-by-round split is published, and it keeps the estimate anchored to the same share of the pot rather than guesswork.
In comparison, the official WTA National Bank Open prize money figures show a larger figure for the winner but a much smaller overall prize pot.
What the 2026 Toronto event means for players
Toronto gets the men’s tournament in 2026, while the event continues to operate under the National Bank Open presented by Rogers banner.
Outside of the Grand Slams, it’s among the main attractions for tennis betting each year.
The old Canadian Open name still matters historically, but the modern branding is the one players and bettors will see on the draw sheet.
For anyone following men’s 2026 Canadian Open prize money, the headline is simple: it is a seven-figure winner’s cheque in a tournament that sits comfortably among the elite ATP summer stops.
