VIII. THE CODE A.Conduct Contrary to the Integrity of the Game VIII. THE CODE E. On-Site Tennis Betting F. Determination of Violation and Penalty G.Payment of Fines B.Aggravated Behavior H.Procedures for Appeal 8.03 Tournament Major Offenses D.Promotional Fees the sponsorship agreement. However, most fantasy sport brands offer, or are affiliat - ed with companies that offer, wagering on tennis and constitute a Betting Sponsor as  defined herein. In that case, all the terms and conditions in Exhibit AD apply to such  fantasy sport Betting Sponsors. Such agreements may not extend beyond December  31, 2023. No ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament shall, directly or indirectly, solicit or  facilitate any person to wager on tennis matches while at the tournament site. Allow - ing betting companies, directly or through a third party, to accept any tennis wagers  (electronically or otherwise) at the tournament site or any tournament related event is  prohibited. The SVP – Rules & Competition shall make a reasonable investigation to determine  the facts regarding all tournament on-site offenses. Upon determining that a violation  has occurred, the SVP – Rules & Competition shall specify the fine and/or other  punishment in written notice to the tournament. The tournament shall have the right  to appeal such determination to the ATP CEO, or his designee, consistent with the  procedures outlined in the Code. Fines levied by the SVP – Rules & Competition for tournament on-site offenses shall  be paid in accordance with the following: 1) ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour Tournaments. Each tournament shall promptly  pay the fine to ATP.  2) The tournament may authorize ATP to withhold the amount of the fine from any  monies owed the tournament by ATP.  3) If the monies owed to the tournament are insufficient to pay the fine, the tourna - ment shall pay the balance within twenty-one (21) days after receiving written  notice of the fine. 1) Any tournament in violation of a tournament on-site offense may, after paying all  fines, appeal to the ATP CEO, or his designee, for review of a determination of  guilt and the penalty assessed. 2) Such appeal shall be in accordance with the procedure specified in Section 8.03  F. 4. No ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament shall violate any provision of ATP’s  rules and regulations contained below under the Tournament Major Offense section  of the current ATP Official Rule Book. Unless otherwise specified, violation of this  section shall subject the tournament to a fine up to $250,000, plus any additional  financial penalties specified in other rules, and/or change in membership status, and/ or forfeiture of all sums, if any, previously paid to ATP. 184 185 1) ATP Tour 500 and ATP Tour 250 tournaments have the option to offer fees for pro - motional services. No other ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament owner,  operator, sponsor or agent is permitted to offer, give or pay money or anything of  value, nor shall the tournament permit any other person or entity to offer, give or  pay money or anything of value to a player, directly or indirectly, to influence or  assure or entice a player’s competing in a tournament or event within the tourna - ment, other than prize money, unless authorized to do so by ATP. 2) Major violations. Violations deemed to have large negative impact on the event  and / or the players shall subject the tournament to a fine up to $250,000 and/or a  change in membership status. Any recommendation for a change in membership  status shall be determined by the ATP Board. 1) Minor violations. Violations deemed to be minor in their impact to the event and  the players shall subject the tournament to a fine up to $100,000. Tournaments that have submitted requests to the ATP Board, which were approved  on the condition that they deliver specific upgrades to existing facilities, relocation  to a new venue or included in an application for a new event, and fail to do so are  subject to sanctions that may be deemed to be Minor or Major, as follows: C.Non-Delivery of Standards b) A series of two (2) or more violations of this Code in consecutive years which  singularly do not constitute aggravated behavior, but when viewed together  establish a pattern of conduct that is collectively egregious and is detrimental  or injurious to ATP and/or its members. a) One incident of behavior that is flagrant and particularly injurious to the suc cess of the ATP or its members or is singularly egregious.  1) No ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament, or any person who directly or  indirectly has a controlling ownership interest therein or who is the Designated  Representative (as defined in the ATP By-Laws) or Tournament Director or other  employee or agent of an ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament shall en - gage in aggravated behavior which is defined as follows:  The favorable reputation of ATP, its tournaments and players is a valuable asset and  creates tangible benefits for all ATP members. Accordingly, it is an obligation for ATP  Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournaments, owner(s), promoter(s), operator(s) or rep - resentative(s) thereof, to refrain from engaging in conduct contrary to the integrity of  the game of tennis. Conduct contrary to the integrity of the game shall include, but not  be limited to, comments to the news media publicized comments that unreasonably  attack or disparage any person or group of people, a tournament, sponsor, player,  official or ATP.  Responsible expressions of legitimate disagreement with ATP policies are not pro - hibited. However, public comments that one of the stated persons above knows,  or should reasonably know, will harm the reputation or financial best interests of a  tournament, player, sponsor, official or ATP are expressly covered by this section.