proposed sponsorships with companies affiliated with gambling of any nature; 

• Tournaments must apply to and secure written approval from WTA at least thirty (30) days prior to entering into an agreement with a Betting Sponsor; 

• Application must sufficiently detail all benefits, activations, links to tennis wagering, and compensation structure; and 

• Tournaments must assist WTA’s due diligence process; 

2) Betting Sponsor must be registered/licensed by appropriate legal authority in the territories it offers betting; 

3) Betting Sponsor must employ industry standard measures (e.g. geo- gating and age-restrictions) to prevent unauthorized users from engaging in unlawful sports wagering for the term of the sponsorship; 

4) Betting Sponsor shall not be: 

• entities engaged in the collection, publication or other exploitation of material that would reasonably be expected to have a material adverse effect on tennis integrity (as determined by WTA); 

• currently the subject of an investigation or proceeding for betting- related corruption or betting-related criminal offense or any other materially significant betting integrity-related investigation brought by the ITIA or any relevant betting-integrity, governmental, regulatory or gaming authority; 

• currently an adverse party in litigation or arbitration involving WTA or any of WTA events in respect of unofficial data or betting; 

• currently the subject of legal proceedings brought by any of the seven (7) major tennis stakeholders in respect of any unauthorized in-stadium collection or exploitation of unofficial data; 

• entities that have been convicted of betting-related corruption, betting-related criminal offense by the ITIA or any relevant betting- integrity, governmental, regulatory or gaming authority within the prior three (3) years; and 

• entities that have a current sanction from any relevant betting- integrity related, governmental, regulatory or gaming authority as to a material violation or series of violations that could reasonably 

