Indian Wells 2027 Points Table & Prize Money

Indian Wells pays equal prize money to men and women, though ranking points differ between the tours. The 2027 figures have not been announced — the points table below reflects the 2026 breakdown as a reference.

ATP Singles – Points by Round (2026 reference)

Round Prize Points
Champion $1,151,380 1,000
Runner-up $612,340 650
Semifinal $340,190 400
Quarterfinal $193,645 200
Round of 16 $105,720 100
Round of 32 $61,865 50
Round of 64 $36,110 30
First round $24,335 10

WTA Singles – Points by Round (2026 reference)

Round Prize Points
Champion $1,151,380 1,000
Runner-up $612,340 650
Semifinal $340,190 390
Quarterfinal $193,645 215
Round of 16 $105,720 120
Round of 32 $61,865 65
Round of 64 $36,110 35
First round $24,335 10

Total Prize Pool

In 2026 the total pool was $18,831,450, split evenly at $9,415,725 per tour. See the current player field and the full schedule for context on how points are earned round by round.

Related Pages

For the bigger picture, head back to the Indian Wells 2027 hub, line these payouts up with the schedule and the player field chasing them, and check ticket prices or the venue guide if you’re planning to watch the rounds these points come from. See the latest news once the official 2027 prize money is announced.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the prize money?

2026 reference: a total pool of $18,831,450, split equally between the ATP and WTA events.

Do ATP and WTA points match?

No. Prize money is equal, but ranking points differ slightly between the tours at some rounds.

Has 2027 prize money been announced?

Not yet. This page will update with confirmed 2027 figures once released.