The short version
For each finished event, we take the furthest round each player reached in the main draw and look up that round in the official payout table that applied on the event's dates. That figure, per player, is the award. Totals are the sum of those awards. Nothing else goes in.
Sources
- Match results and draws: Padel API, read daily.
- Payout amounts: section 8.2 of the official Premier Padel rulebooks, one version per period:
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Men's Tournaments, Version 2026 (events from 1 Jan 2026 to 31 May 2026)
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Men's Tournaments, Version 2026/2 (events from 1 Jun 2026 to 31 Dec 2026)
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Women's Tournaments, Version 2026 (events from 1 Jan 2026 to 31 May 2026)
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Women's Tournaments, Version 2026/2 (events from 1 Jun 2026 to 31 Dec 2026)
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Men's Tournaments (15/03/25) (events from 15 Mar 2025 to 31 Dec 2025)
- Premier Padel Official Rulebook, Women's Tournaments (15/03/25) (events from 15 Mar 2025 to 31 Dec 2025)
Units: per player, not per pair
Premier Padel publishes its amounts as "Prize/Player", so we use them as printed and never halve them. When a source publishes a per-pair amount, each player gets half. When a source gives one sum for a whole round, we divide it by the number of paid players. Amounts are stored to the cent.
Which events count
Premier Padel Majors, P1 and P2 events in the men's and women's draws, from the dates our rulebook versions cover. Each event's advertised purse is checked against the official tables for both draws. If they do not match within published rounding, no amounts are shown for that event until we resolve it. The women's Major I and Major II tables are told apart this way too.
Not yet included: qualifying awards (our data source does not carry qualifying results), Premier Padel Finals (a different format), FIP Tour events (each needs its own published schedule) and 2025 events before 15 March 2025 or women's Majors in 2025 (no verified table yet). These events still appear in the tournament list with their status.
Unknown is not zero
A missing result, a hidden score with no official winner, a walkover before a player's first match or a purse that does not match the rules all leave the award as unknown. Unknown awards are shown with a label and never counted in totals. A walkover before a player has played goes to review, because the rules pay nothing unless a prize money withdrawal applies, and the results do not say which.
Ties, ranks and the race
Equal totals share a rank (1, 1, 3). Ties are listed alphabetically. Searching filters the list without changing anyone's rank. "Change" compares each rank with the standings before the most recent calculated event. This is an earnings race, separate from the official FIP ranking points.
Historical totals
Our record starts with the first event we can calculate. All-season totals are labelled "All recorded seasons" and show that start date. They are not career earnings.
Corrections and updates
Results are refreshed every day, and events from the last ten days are recalculated in case results are corrected. Recalculation replaces an event's awards in one step, so totals never double count. If a rule change is published, we add it as a new version with its own start date instead of changing old figures. The "last refreshed" time only moves after a successful update.
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What these numbers are not
They are gross tournament awards calculated from results and published schedules. They are not salary, take-home pay, net worth or sponsorship income, and they do not prove that a payment was made.