Masters: The first prize may not be shared. All other
prizes shall be shared where players have the same score (except
the Women’s First Prize).
In the event of a tie for first place, there shall be a speed
play-off. If there are four or fewer players tied for first
place, there will be a speed knock-out play-off for the first
prize of £20,000.
If more than four players tie for first place, the four players
with the highest performance ratings shall qualify for the
play-off to decide the first prize.
Women's Awards: If there is a tie for the top women’s
prize, the tie is resolved in favour of the woman with the
highest performance rating, who will receive the prize of
£12,000. All other prizes will not be subject to a tie-break and
prize money other than the first prize will be divided equally
amongst the players.
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No player may win more than one prize in any
Challenger or Amateur Tournament.
Amateur: Players with neither a FIDE rating nor
a published national rating or grade are only
eligible for the Unrated Prize or Gibraltar
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