\n<\/p>\n
With a \u00a31.25m prize pot being shared among the eight-man field this year, there is certainly more than just glory at stake.<\/p>\n
The winner of night 16 in Sheffield, as has been the case throughout the course of the league phase, will bank a bonus of \u00a310,000.<\/p>\n
And once the table is finalised after next week’s action, we’ll have a clearer picture of how much certain players can and will earn overall.<\/p>\n
Those in the bottom four are fighting it out for the following sums:<\/p>\n
Fifth: <\/b>\u00a395,000<\/p>\n
Sixth:<\/b> \u00a390,000<\/p>\n
Seventh:<\/b> \u00a385,000<\/p>\n
Eighth:<\/b> \u00a380,000<\/p>\n
But the prize money is significantly higher for the four players who will compete at finals night.<\/p>\n
The tournament winner will bank \u00a3350,000, with the runner-up set to earn \u00a3170,000.<\/p>\n
The two losing semi-finalists will each earn \u00a3110,000.<\/p>\n
Littler, the league phase winner, will take on the player finishing fourth in the semi-finals.<\/p>\n
Clayton, who is guaranteed to finish second, will meet the third-place player in the other semi-final on finals night.<\/p>\n
The winner of each last-four tie will meet in the final.<\/p>\n
The semi-finals are the best of 19 legs and the final is the best of 21 legs.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n