3.  Wild Cards 177 To accept a Wild Card into any WTA Tournament, a player must: (i) have  submitted the Annual Player Form and the Wild Card Player Acceptance  Form; (ii) have submitted all requisite documentation (i.e., proof of  identity (copy of her passport or birth certificate), proof of meeting her  minimum educational requirements, etc.); and (iii) be current with all  Player Development requirements. See Section II.A.4 for Tournament Commitment requirements for players  subject to the AER. A player who is a direct acceptance into and fails to play a Grand Slam will  receive a zero (0) ranking point result.  A player subject to the AER is responsible for planning her competition  schedule to include Grand Slams and Commitment Tournaments within  her AER Tournament Allotment. Unless she qualifies for a Merited  Increase pursuant to sub-Section 4 below, a player who has reached  her AER Tournament Allotment prior to a Grand Slam or Commitment  Tournament will not be allowed to exceed her AER Tournament Allotment. Players who reach the age of 15 years by Saturday, July 24, 2021 will be  eligible to participate in the 2021 Olympics. Participation in the 2021  Olympics by players between the ages of 15 and 17 will not require such  players to reduce the number of Tournaments in which they are permit- ted to play. Please see the ITF Olympic Tennis Event 2021 Regulations for  additional information. All players are subject to the Exhibition/Non-WTA Event Rule (see Section  XVII.E), including players who are subject to the AER. A player 14 years of age or older is eligible to participate in any level of  competition at Billie Jean King Cup events. Participation in Billie Jean King  Cup by a player between 14 and 17 years of age will not count toward her  AER Tournament Allotment. c.  Billie Jean King Cup (any level of competition) d.  Olympic Participation e.  Exhibition/Non-WTA Events f.  Grand Slams and Commitment Tournaments a.  Wild Card Qualification AGE ELIGIBILITY AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT SECTION X - AGE ELIGIBILITY AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT