ii. Doubles 

Each WTA 125 Tournament will receive one (1) doubles Wild Card spot. The total number of Top 11-50 Players in singles and doubles combined allowed to accept a Wild Card spot varies based on the scheduling of the WTA 125 Tournament. (See chart in Section III.C.2.b.i.) 

a. Singles 

A player may not be awarded more than one (1) singles Wild Card in any calendar week. 

Except as otherwise set forth herein, the maximum number of Wild Cards a player may receive into singles WTA 1000, WTA 500, and WTA 250 Tournaments during a Tour Year is six (6), with a maximum of three (3) allowed in the Main Draw. This maximum does not apply to Wild Cards accepted into Grand Slams. Wild Cards accepted into Women’s ITF World Tennis Tour events and WTA 125 Tournaments count separately. 

The maximum number of Wild Cards a player may receive into singles WTA 125 Tournaments during the calendar year is three (3). These Wild Cards are in addition to the maximum number of Wild Cards allowed in WTA 1000, WTA 500, and WTA 250 Tournaments. 

It is the player’s responsibility to track the number of Wild Cards she has used. 

b. Doubles 

Except as otherwise set forth herein, the maximum number of Wild Cards a player may receive into doubles WTA 1000, WTA 500, and WTA 250 Tournaments during a Tour Year is three (3). This maximum does not apply to Wild Cards accepted into Grand Slams. Wild Cards accepted into Women’s ITF World Tennis Tour events and WTA 125 Tournaments count separately. 

The maximum number of Wild Cards a player may receive into doubles WTA 125 Tournaments during the calendar year is three (3). These Wild Cards are in addition to the maximum number of Wild Cards allowed in WTA 1000, WTA 500, and WTA 250 Tournaments. 

It is the player’s responsibility to track the number of Wild Cards she has used. 

