Why do some included events offer more Bonus Points for finish position and produce more new ranked Players than others?
Answer This gets back to the answer to Question 1. Again, the SPWAR does not “pre-qualify” players as eligible for the ranking so a separate array of fewer point spots per tournament regardless of strength to qualify for ranking inclusion is irrelevant. It should also be noted here that the “Bonus Points” system in the other ranking is just as flawed as the points weighting for all events included in their ranking. The weighting of events in the SPWAR is much more accurate. If the weighting of events in a ranking is not accurate, then the method of “pre-qualifying” players into the ranking will also be flawed and that is definitely and irrefutably the case with the “other” ranking. As an example, the “other” ranking lists the California State Amateur and the French International Amateur as a “D” level events along with the Costa Rica Amateur which is closed to only those from Costa Rica. In other words, only the Champion of a “D” level event qualifies for inclusion in the “other” ranki
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