Question about points and lock-off 2 bedrooms

[Korea Ears]

I own at SSR and I was wondering how some balances are made in the point chart.
I understand that the dedicated 2-bedrooms are what make up the points for 2-bedrooms on the point chart.
How are the non-dedicated bedrooms worked into the point chart. Are they all apportioned as studios and 1-bedrooms for the yearly point totals or is there a certain percentage of the lock-off that go for the studios & 1-bedrooms vs. the dedicated rooms?
I am confused because when someone ends up with a 2-bedroom lockoff for the week, the points are less than reserving the studio and 1-bedroom separtely. How does Disney balance this out?

Thanks

 

[CarolMN]

No one here knows how Disney accounts for the lock off units.

Most think that they count some as 2 bedrooms and some as studios & 1 bedrooms, but no one knows how they split them or even if it is the same for all of the resorts.

 

[Chuck S]

I think they count them all as 2 bedrooms for the purposes of available points at a resort. They need the minimum base number so as not to illegally "oversell" available points at a resort...and on the off chance they would ALL be booked as 2 bedroom units, they could be accused of overselling because there would be no way, given ideal demand/occupancy, tthat all points could possibly be used.