## APPENDIX D WTA BETTING SPONSORSHIP RULES 

• No ads on videoboards when players are on court warming up or when playing (excluding changeovers and set breaks); 

6) No Betting Sponsor logo or brand images on chair umpire or line umpire clothing; 

7) Credentials for Betting Sponsor representatives limited to non-player restricted areas (i.e., no access to player lounge or locker room; access to player restaurant and press conferences permitted if accompanied by tournament staff); 

8) Official player hotels shall not offer in-person tennis wagering; 

9) No provision of Betting Sponsor informational or promotional materials to players/player support team members/officials/tournament staff; 

10) No targeting minors; 

11) Betting Sponsor may have informational booth in vendor area, which may include information on downloading the sponsor’s app; 

12) No tournament shall receive compensation linked to the sponsorship from the Betting Sponsor based upon revenue or betting volume of their event; 

13) Tournaments may not apply for a sport gaming license or become a betting operator with any relationship to wagering on tennis; and 

14) Tournament owner(s), Tournament Directors, Tournament Physicians and other staff who regularly have direct contact with players and/or are privy to non-public information about players must complete the Tennis Integrity Protection Programme (the “TIPP”). Such staff likely includes, but is not limited to, the Credentials Coordinator, Accommodation Coordinator, IT Coordinator, Head of Security, Media Director, Player Desk Staff and Massage Therapists. 

## C. Repute and Integrity of Betting Sponsors 

In order to provide transparency, assure compliance with Sections A and B above, and assure the quality of the Betting Sponsors, tournaments must comply with the following requirements: 

1) Approval process: 

• Tournaments must disclose to WTA (cmcbride@wtatennis.com) 

