Third Drawn 41 81 Fourth Drawn 57 113 17 - 24 First Drawn 9 Second Drawn 24 Third Drawn 41 Fourth Drawn 56 Fifth Drawn 73 Sixth Drawn 88 Seventh Drawn 105 Eighth Drawn 120 25 - 32 First Drawn 8 Second Drawn 25 Third Drawn 40 Fourth Drawn 57 Fifth Drawn 72 Sixth Drawn 89 Seventh Drawn 104 Eighth Drawn 121 VII. THE COMPETITION 7.17 Qualifying Placement  A.Singles  1)  There will be one section, having two (2) seeds, for each qualifying position in the  main draw. The first seed shall be placed at the top of the first section. The second  seed shall be placed at the top of the second section and so on until all sections  have one (1) seed on the top line of each section. The remaining seeds shall be  placed together and drawn with the first drawn placed on the last line of the first  section, second drawn placed on the last line of the second section and continued  in this manner until each of the sections have two seeds. 2)  The names of the remaining players shall be drawn and placed in the vacant  spaces not occupied by the seeds or byes beginning at the top of the draw. B.Doubles Two teams shall be seeded in a four-draw event with the seeds being placed on  lines 1 and 4. 7.18 Byes - Assignment and Placement  A.Singles Main Draw 1)  If there is a 32 main draw, no byes shall be awarded unless there are an insuffi - cient number of direct acceptances. 2) If there is a 28 main draw, the top four (4) seeds shall be awarded a bye. 3)  If there is a 48 or 96 main draw, each seed shall be awarded a bye. (See ATP  Addendum, page 386) 4)  If there is a 56 main draw, the top eight (8) seeds shall be awarded a bye.  (See  ATP Addendum, page 387) 138 139 VII. THE COMPETITION 5)  Any player who received a “bye” and loses in the second round shall receive  second round loser’s prize money but only first round loser’s points for the FedEx  ATP Rankings, if applicable. B.Doubles Main Draw 1)  If there is a 16 or 32 main draw, no byes shall be awarded. 2)  If there is a 24 main draw, each seeded team shall be awarded a bye. 3) Any team that received a “bye” and loses in the second round shall receive sec - ond round loser’s prize money but only first round loser’s points for the FedEx  ATP Doubles Rankings, if applicable. C.Qualifying Draw  7.19 Remake of Draw  A.Singles If there are not enough competitors to fill the qualifying draw, then after the seeds are  placed in the draw, the required number of byes shall be awarded as follows: 1) Priority shall be to the highest seeds. 2) Remaining byes shall be drawn by groups of two (2) going into one (1) section  (e.g., if there are 10 byes, eight go to seeds and the remaining two are drawn  into one section; if there are 11 byes, nine and 10 are drawn into one section and  the 11th is randomly drawn into one of the other three (for a 32 draw qualifying  competition) remaining qualifying sections). B.Doubles  Prior to the draw being finalized (not sooner than when it is published but not later  than when the first ball of the doubles tournament is struck as determined by the  Supervisor), use the following procedure: If one-fourth or more of the seeded teams  withdraw, or a minimum of two (2) seeded teams in a 16-team draw withdraw, the  Tournament Director has the option to have the draw remade if approved by the  Supervisor. If the draw is remade, the original pairings may not be changed except  where vacancies occur. Case:  A draw has to be remade. How is the remake of the draw  done? Decision:  There are 2 methods for remaking a draw: (1) Retaining  the original order of the chips drawn and (2) Starting from the begin - ning and redrawing the chips. Retaining the original order of the chips drawn is the preferred meth - od and is used in all cases except when the cause of the remake  If two (2) or more of the top eight (8) seeds withdraw more than twenty-four (24)  hours before the start of the singles tournament, the tournament may choose either  to remake the draw or let the draw stand. If a wild card withdraws after the original  draw and the draw is to be remade, the vacancy created may be filled at the tourna - ment’s option by a substitute wild card. If the tournament elects not to use a substitute  wild card, the vacancy shall be treated as any other vacancy.