5) In-stadia or on-site tournament or Betting Sponsor “call to action” advertising that encourages spectators to place an in-venue tennis wager (e.g., go to website and place a bet now); 

6) Any of the following activities by tournament owner, operator, director, or employee in their individual capacity: 

• Serving as a spokesperson / ambassador for a Betting Sponsor; 

• Writing for a Betting Sponsor website or publication (excludes general tournament press releases and tournament promotions or announcements); 

• Making personal appearances on behalf of a Betting Sponsor; 

• Promoting a Betting Sponsor to the general public through posts or links to the Betting Sponsor on the individual’s personal social media accounts or websites; 

• Appearing in commercial advertisements that encourage others to bet on tennis; 

• Wearing or otherwise publicly displaying Betting Sponsor logos or brand images on apparel, personal equipment or stationery; and 

• Accepting hospitality or gifts, free or subsided travel, or any other personal benefit from a Betting Sponsor. 

In order to safeguard players, player support team members and officials from inadvertent violations of the TACP 1 , tournaments must comply with the following prohibitions: 

1) No player/player support team/official activation of any nature, this includes: 

• appearances at a Betting Sponsor information booth or box; 

• wearing or otherwise publicly displaying Betting Sponsor logos or brand images on or off court; 

• attending events hosted by a Betting Sponsor; 

1 The provision of the listed benefits to a Betting Sponsor would be deemed to be “facilitation” by an active player (i.e., any player who has not officially retired), player support team member, and/or official. 

