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## X. EXHIBITS 

Credentials Coordinator, Accommodation Coordinator, IT Coordinator, Head of Security, Media Director, Player Desk Staff and Massage Therapists. 

## C. Repute and Integrity of Betting Sponsors 

The following requirements are to provide transparency, assure compliance with Sec - tions A and B, and assure the quality of the Betting Sponsors: 

1) Approval process: 

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

o Application must sufficiently detail all benefits, activations, links to tennis wa - gering, and compensation structure; and 

o Tournament must assist ATP’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: 

o entities engaged in the collection, publication or other exploitation of material that would reasonably be expected to have a material adverse effect on ten - nis integrity (as determined by ATP); 

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

o currently an adverse party in litigation or arbitration involving ATP or any of its events in respect of unofficial data or betting; 

o currently the subject of legal proceedings brought by any tennis governing body in respect of any unauthorized in-stadium collection or exploitation of unofficial data; 

o 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 3 years; 

o entities that have a current sanction from any relevant betting-integrity relat - ed, governmental, regulatory or gaming authority as to a material violation or series of violations that could reasonably be expected to call the applicable entity’s betting-related integrity into question; 

5) Betting Sponsor must purchase ATP official scores; 

6) Betting Sponsor must agree to cooperate and coordinate with ATP, ATP’s official data partner, and the ITIA with respect to any suspicious betting patterns or other integrity related issues, and must make available to the ITIA any betting-related information that the ITIA reasonably requests and have an MOU with the ITIA (if requested); 

7) Betting Sponsor must agree to comply with the provisions set forth in Section A and Section B above; 

## X. EXHIBITS 

8) Agreement must include a termination right if (a) the Betting Sponsor’s license in domestic market of tournament is lost or suspended, (b) the Betting Sponsor is no longer in compliance with applicable laws and regulations (including advertising), (c) the Betting Sponsor violates the provisions set forth in Section A or, Section B above; (d) the Betting Sponsor combines unofficial data with the official data of relevant stakeholder, (e) the Betting Sponsor fails to reasonably cooperate with any integrity-related ITIA requests or ITIA investigations, and (f) ATP rules change prohibiting sponsorships in this category; and 

9) Renewal / extension / amendment / early termination of agreement requires noti - fication to, and approval by, ATP. 

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