PLAYERS SECTION VI - WTA FINALS AND WTA ELITE TROPHY finalist is not on site and ready to play, she must pay a fine of 50% of  the prize money she earns at the WTA Finals. If a player or team withdraws from the finals, she or they forfeit(s) the  following amount of prize money to which she or they otherwise would  have been entitled for reaching the finals: Forfeited prize money will be paid to the replacement player or team. c.  Prize Money Prize Money Forfeited Competition Finals Singles $100,000 Doubles $25,000 (per player) 6. Scoring 7.  Ranking Points The singles competition is the best of three (3) tie-break sets. The doubles  competition is the best of three (3) sets with No-Ad scoring in the first two (2)  sets and a 10-point match tie-break as the third set. The ranking points that a Finals Singles Qualified Player earns at the WTA  Finals count as a bonus Tournament in calculating her WTA Ranking (her WTA  Ranking includes seventeen (17) Tournaments). A player who competes in  the singles competitions of both the WTA Finals and the WTA Elite Trophy  earns ranking points only from the tournament that provides the highest net  increase to her total WTA Ranking points as of the Porsche Race to Shenzhen  Leaderboard. The ranking points that a Finals Doubles Qualified Player earns at the WTA  Finals count towards her WTA Ranking if they are part of her best eleven (11)  results.  The WTA Finals ranking points for the singles and doubles competitions are  125 points for participating in each round robin match, 125 points for each  round robin win, 330 points for a semifinal win, and 420 points for the final  win, as summarized below: 93