OK beltic caldy!!

...no need to twist my arm
The point system is going to be different and slightly more balanced for the new tour... Looking at the Aussie Open when it was open for signup, the first round received 5 points and the second round (QF) received like 300.

But the point system is to be discussed.
Theme 1: Round Robin
If there's 8 players entered in a tourney, seeds 1 & 2 go into opposite groups (A and B). Seed 3 is randomly selected to go into group A or B, seed 4 going into the opposite group. We all know how this primarily works, as seen in the WTA Championships and the ATP Finals. With RR, though, ideally you'd want an even number of players like say 8.
In the case of 9 entries, one group would have 5 players and the other 4, and the 2 players with the best winning numbers of matches, sets, and games advances to the SFs to play in single elimination format. With
10 to 11 entries, the top
3 are selected from each group, and there would still be two groups (A & B...Ketchup and Mustard...). The top player from each group with the best winning numbers gets a bye into the SF, and the rest is played single-elimination style. With
12 to 16 entries, there are 4 groups of 3 (max 12 entries) or 4 (max 16 entries) and the process is the same. The top two players in each group advance to the single elimination draw.
The upside of RR format is the limited WS players benefit from playing more matches. The downside is it's a lot to keep track of by the tourney director.
Theme 2: Loser's Bracket (LB)
The LB theme is much more simple. The primary rule: Lose 2 matches and you're done...out...finished...kaput. In the case of 8 entries, the main draw (single elimination) progresses as usual. The 4 Round 1 Losers play a R1-LB Playoff, with the winner playing the loser of the SF-LB match. The winner of this match gets an opportunity to play the loser of the final. For 16 entries the process is virtually the same, only now there's a R1-LB Playoff
AND a QF-LB Playoff. The R1-LB Playoff winner would play the QF-LB Playoff winner, and so on and so forth.
Next post is an example of the LB Theme.