Obviously, i asked wgt the number of rounds recquired for saturation, here is the answer.
Not satisfying me.....algorithm is the magic word to discourage to question again so i tried a last one, i will tell you if i get an answer
sorry if there is some english faults, french here on the keyboard !
Hi Patrick,
We
use an algorithm to determine when a player is eligible to move to a
new tier, which takes into account a number of factors including number
of ranked games played. These numbers scale by tier, so it's necessary
to shoot a lower average to advance and to play more games to reach
higher tiers. For example, when you reach Tour Master, you will need to
play a larger number of ranked rounds than you had as a Master,
maintaining a low average, to tier up to Legend.
Additionally,
in response to WGT player feedback about sandbagging (misrepresenting
one's true ability to gain advantage by playing at a lower tier from
closer tee boxes), WGT is using more than just ranked stroke play scores
to determine each player's average score and appropriate tier ranking.
For
obvious reasons, WGT is not sharing exact details of these changes, but
they include factoring in scores from players who perform well in
tournaments and challenge games for credits. We still encourage the
community's feedback on Sandbagging, but believe this is an important
step to reducing the practice and keeping the game fair.
Finally,
most of our top players have posted close estimates for players to try
to gauge their progress in advancing tiers. Here is a good thread to
read:
http://www.wgt.com/forums/p/9085/707139.aspx#707139