The difference between unorganized and organized participants primarily lies in the level of structure, rules, and coordination involved in their participation:

• Organized participants take part in activities or events that are formally structured, often governed by rules set by an organization or group. These participants usually compete in amateur or professional events with clear regulations, supervision, and objectives such as skill development or competition. For example, athletes in NCAA, MLB, or NBA are organized participants

• Unorganized participants engage in activities without formal rules, planning, or oversight by an organization. Their participation is often spontaneous, informal, and primarily for personal enjoyment or social interaction rather than competition. Examples include casual jogging, pick-up games, or street sports where no official group sets rules or supervises

In summary, organized participants follow established rules and structures typically for competition or skill improvement, while unorganized participants participate informally without set rules or formal oversight, focusing more on enjoyment and social aspects.