VIII. THE CODE *  A withdrawal from Davis Cup must be from a “live” match, for medical  reasons. c) Promotional Activities. (See ATP Addendum, page 389) d) Appeal. (See ATP Addendum, page 389) A player who was not on-site when the withdrawal/late withdrawal occurred  but travels to the tournament within the first three (3) days of the main draw,  unless otherwise determined by ATP, and participates in a reasonable amount  of promotional activities over a two (2) day period, as determined by ATP,  shall not have the applicable fine and ranking penalties assessed. Players  who travel to the event to complete their promotional activity requirement  shall receive full hospitality from the day of arrival through the night following  the completion of their promotional obligation. The player may appeal the fine and ranking penalty to the Appeals Tribunal  as specified below under “Review of Penalties for Entry and Commitment  Offenses”. See also ATP Tour 500 - Ranking Penalty, page 218.  e) Replacement Event.  A commitment player who has received a zero (0) point  ranking penalty for withdrawing from an ATP Tour 500 event may replace the  zero (0) point by playing an additional ATP Tour 500 event in that same cal - endar year for a total of four (4) played. The replacement tournament must be  after the 500 withdrawal that has resulted in a ranking penalty. Only one (1)  additional ATP Tour 500 event per year may be used to replace an ATP Tour  500 ranking penalty. See also ATP Tour 500 - Ranking Penalty, page 218.  3) ATP Tour Masters 1000 a) On-Site Medical Examination. Players who withdraw after 12 noon Eastern Time, USA on Friday (or in the  case of doubles, after the entry deadline) before a tournament shall not have  the late withdrawal fine and the suspension assessed if determined to be unfit  to play that week if: i) The player who is still competing in a tournament or Davis Cup* after the  Friday 12 noon deadline is forced to withdraw/retire and is examined by  that event’s Doctor and determined to be unfit for the following week’s  tournament; or ii) The player was on-site at the event when the withdrawal occurred and is  determined to be unfit for play by that tournament’s Doctor. Players who  are examined by the on-site tournament Doctor shall receive tournament  provided hotel rooms through the night of the examination. *  A withdrawal from Davis Cup must be from a “live” match, for medical  reasons. b) Promotional Activities. (See ATP Addendum, page 389) A player who was not on-site when the withdrawal/late withdrawal occurred  but travels to the tournament within the first three (3) days of the main draw,  unless otherwise determined by ATP, and participates in a reasonable amount  of promotional activities over a two (2) day period, as determined by ATP,  shall not have the applicable fine and suspension penalties assessed. Play - ers who travel to the event to complete their promotional activity requirement  shall receive full hospitality from the day of arrival through the night following  the completion of their promotional obligation. c) Appeal. (See ATP Addendum, page 389) The player may appeal the fine and suspension to the Appeals Tribunal as  specified below under “Review of Penalties for Entry and Commitment Of - fenses. 194 195 Any player found to have committed an ATP Cup, ATP Tour Masters 1000 or ATP Tour  500 entry or commitment offense may petition the Appeal Tribunal for discretionary  review. ATP Tour 250, ATP Tour Qualifying and ATP Challenger Tour appeals shall be  K.  Review of Penalties for Entry and Commitment Offenses Decision:  No. If the player is forced to retire after 12 noon, Friday,  Eastern Time, USA, he may be examined by that tournament’s  Doctor.  Case:  A player is injured at an ATP Tour tournament and is forced  to retire from his match. He is also unable to compete in the next  week’s tournament. The injury occurred after 12 noon, Friday,  Eastern Time, USA. Must the player travel to the next tournament to  be examined by that tournament’s Doctor to avoid the appropriate  penalties? The player may appeal the fine to the SVP - Rules and Competition as spec - ified below under “Review of Penalties for Entry and Commitment Offenses”. No Penalty After Retirement c) Appeal. (See ATP Addendum, page 389) *  A withdrawal from Davis Cup must be from a “live” match, for medical  reasons. ii) The player is examined on-site, at the event from which he withdrew, and  determined to be unfit for play by that tournament’s Doctor during qualify - ing or within the first three (3) days of the main draw for Challengers/ATP  Tour Qualifying. Players who are examined by the on-site tournament  Doctor shall receive tournament provided hotel rooms through the night  of the examination.  i) The player who is still competing in a tournament or Davis Cup* after the  Friday 12 noon deadline is forced to withdraw/retire and is examined by  that event’s Doctor and determined to be unfit for the following week’s  tournament; or Players who withdraw after 12 noon Eastern Time, USA on Friday (or in the  case of doubles, after the entry deadline) before a tournament shall not have  the late withdrawal fine assessed if determined to be unfit to play that week if: b) On-Site Medical Examination. *Each consecutive withdrawal must be prior to 12 noon on Friday, before the  tournament. Note:  The count shall begin on the withdrawal deadline date; the date of  the retirement; the date of the late withdrawal; or the date of the on-site  withdrawal, whichever was chronologically first. ii) A player must not compete in any other tennis event during those periods.  i) Players with multiple consecutive withdrawals* who are out of competi - tion for 30 days or more due to injury will not be subject to a fine as long  as verified and approved medical forms are provided. a) Consecutive Withdrawals 4) ATP Challenger Tour/ATP Qualifying VIII. THE CODE d) Exceptions . The player will not have the suspension or ranking penalty assessed if he  qualifies for a reduction in his 1000 commitment and he withdraws prior to the  withdrawal deadline and he did not withdraw in any manner from the same  event the previous year.