The ‘Women only’ view shows only the women from this mixed ranking, with the same points: it is not a separate calculation.

To bring men and women into a common ranking, women’s points are first converted to the same scale as men’s points.

Starting points then depend on the matches played in the previous season:

• In both categories: an average is weighted by the number of matches played in each. The category in which the player played more matches therefore carries more weight.
• Women’s category only: the converted women’s points are used, without averaging.
• Men’s category only: the men’s points are retained, without conversion or averaging.
• No matches in either category: points are determined using the equivalence between her women’s classification and the men’s classification.

The start-of-season adjustment is then deducted, followed by any bonus points being added.

The total number of points can increase during a season. The adjustment helps rebalance that total at the start of the next season. Instead of deducting the same number of points from everyone, we now deduct the same proportion: 5%. The adjustment is therefore proportional to each player’s points.

The ranking (your position), rather than a fixed points threshold, is the reference. Applying only the 5% reduction to everyone preserves the players’ order. Bonus points are added after the adjustment is deducted.