PLAYERS SECTION IV - WITHDRAWALS AND RETIREMENTS iv.  Late Withdrawal Fines resulting from a player’s selection to her Billie  Jean King Cup team in the same week as a WTA Tournament will  always remain at the minimum fine as per the chart in sub-Section ii  above and are not subject to doubling calculations. c.  No-Show Offense a. Definition 4.  Qualifying Late Withdrawals b. Fines i. Procedures ii. Amounts c.  No-Show Offense 47 A player commits a No-Show Offense if she is entered and accepted into  the Qualifying Draw of a Tournament, does not withdraw, and (i) fails to  sign in by the Qualifying Sign-In deadline (4:00 p.m. Tournament local  time on the day prior to the start of Qualifying) or (ii) calls the Supervisor  to sign in and fails to attend her first match. The automatic fine for a first  No-Show Offense is $600 ($300 at WTA 125 Tournaments), which doubles  The amount of a player’s automatic Qualifying Late Withdrawal fine  is $500 ($250 at WTA 125 Tournaments). Alternates waiting to get into Qualifying who are accepted into  Qualifying any time up until the Freeze Deadline are obligated under  these Rules to play the Tournament and thus are subject to the  same sign-in procedure and No-Show Offense fines. (See Section  V.A.1.b.iii(a).) A Qualifying withdrawal is a Late Withdrawal if the withdrawal occurs  after a player’s acceptance into the Qualifying Draw; provided, however,  that if a player accepted into the Qualifying Draw withdraws and is  subsequently accepted into the Main Draw or receives a Wild Card in  accordance with Section IV.A.9.a.i, she will not be fined for a Qualifying  Late Withdrawal. A player who is entered and accepted into the Main Draw of a Tournament,  does not withdraw, and fails to attend her first match commits a No-Show  Offense. The automatic fine for a No-Show Offense is 50% greater than  the applicable Late Withdrawal fine.