PLAYERS SECTION III - TOURNAMENT ENTRY, TOURNAMENT ACCEPTANCE, AND WILD CARDS 4. Exceptions The following exceptions apply to both singles and doubles Wild Cards where  indicated:  a.  Subject to the Age Eligibility Rule, if a player is a Top 10 Player at any time  during a Tour Year, then she may accept an unlimited number of Wild  Cards into singles and doubles for the remainder of that Tour Year. b.  A Wild Card into the WTA Elite Trophy will not count toward the maximum  number of Wild Cards a player can receive during the Tour Year.  c.  Players will forfeit any ranking points earned at WTA Tournaments by the  acceptance of Wild Cards above these limits.  d.  Players who have competed in at least six (6) WTA 1000, WTA 500, or WTA  250 Tournaments or Grand Slam Tournaments per Tour Year for ten (10)  Tour Years or more (not necessarily consecutively) will be allowed three  (3) additional Wild Cards, either in Main Draw or in Qualifying, in both  singles and doubles at WTA Tournaments (including WTA 1000, WTA 500,  WTA 250, and WTA 125 Tournaments); provided, however, that each year  prior to 2019 in which a player competed in at least one (1) WTA 1000,  WTA 500, or WTA 250 Tournament or Grand Slam counts toward the ten  (10) Tour Years required in this Rule.  e.  Any player who is a past singles champion of the WTA Finals or a Grand  Slam will be allowed to accept an unlimited number of Singles Main Draw  Wild Cards, including Top 20 Singles Wild Cards and WTA 125 Top 11-50  Wild Cards if such player is a Top 11-50 Player.  f.  Any player who is a past winner of the WTA Finals Women’s Doubles  title or doubles champion of a Grand Slam will be allowed to accept an  unlimited number of Doubles Wild Cards, including Top 20 Doubles Wild  Cards if such player is a Top 20 Player, past Grand Slam singles champion,  past WTA Finals singles champion, and/or former WTA No. 1 ranked  singles or doubles player.  g.  Pursuant to the Age Eligibility Rule, players under the age of 17 are  restricted in the number and level of Wild Cards they may receive. (See  Section X.A.2 - Event Participation.)  h.  Pursuant to the Anti-Doping Program, players who have retired may not  receive a Wild Card until they have satisfied the applicable anti-doping  testing requirements. 40