Is the National Bank Open a Masters 1000 event?

Yes, the National Bank Open is a Masters 1000 tennis event.

The 2023 Canadian Open championships will be held from August 7 – 13 and be known as the National Bank Open presented by Rogers due to sponsorship reasons. The IGA Stadium in Montreal will host the women's competition, while the Sobeys Stadium in Toronto will host the men's competition.

It will be the 121st edition of the women's tournament and the 133rd edition of the men's tournament, the latter of which is a non-mandatory WTA 1000 event.

One of the nine ATP Masters 1000 events on the professional tennis calendar is the National Bank Open. The tournament, also referred to as the Canada Masters, takes place annually in the country.

How many points is the National Bank Open?

The women's NBO tournament is a non-mandatory WTA 1000 event on the 2023 WTA Tour, while the men's NBO is a required Masters 1000 event on the 2023 ATP Tour. Both the men's and women's tournaments have total prize pools of $7.6 million and $2.7 million respectively.

Following is the point breakdown for the men's and women's singles and doubles tournaments:

Men’s singles

• Winner (1000 points)

• Finalist (600 points)

• Semifinalists (360 points)

• Quarterfinalists (180 points)

• Round of 16 (90 points)

• Round of 32 (45 points)

• Round of 64 (10 points)

• Qualifier who loses in the final round of qualifying (25 points)

• Qualifier who loses in the first round of qualifying (16 points)

Men’s doubles

• TBA

Women’s singles

• Winner (900 points)

• Finalist (585 points)

• Semifinalists (350 points)

• Quarterfinalists (190 points)

• Round of 16 (105 points)

• Round of 32 (60 points)

• Round of 64 (1 point)

• Qualifier who loses in the final round of qualifying (30 points)

• Qualifier who loses in the first round of qualifying (20 points).

Women’s doubles

• Winner (5 points)

Where can I watch The National Bank Open 2023?

The National Bank Open’s official website states that TVA Sports will broadcast the event in French, and Sportsnet will serve as the English-language broadcaster for the event.

There is currently no additional information on broadcasting or streaming, but will be available in the coming days.