Current rule reads:

Rate of play is the average number of matches, including tournaments, a Top Ten member must play while remaining in the Top Ten. Your initial Rate of Play is determined by the number of matches played two days prior to entering the Top Ten and the day you enter the Top Ten. The average number of matches played over the 3-day span is then multiplied by 75% to determine your Rate of Play. Your Rate of Play must be maintained over any 3-day average while remaining in the Top Ten.

The minimum number of games for top ten members is 18 matches per any three (3) consecutive day period. This does not replace the rate of play requirements unless a member's established benchmark is less than 18 matches in three (3) consecutive days.

Proposed Change:

Rate of play is the average number of matches, including tournaments, a Top Ten member must play while remaining in the Top Ten. Your initial Rate of Play is determined by the number of matches played two days prior to entering the Top Ten and the day you enter the Top Ten. The average number of matches played over the 3-day span is then multiplied by 75% to determine your Rate of Play. Your Rate of Play must be maintained over any 3-day average while remaining in the Top Ten.