X. EXHIBITS X. EXHIBITS EXHIBIT K - Glossary Draw Results: Miscellaneous Definition of Terms The Supervisor must record match results using, where appropriate, the following  definitions: Abandoned:  Match began but was not completed for any reason other than de - fault or retirement. There is no winner or loser. The match is not to be completed.  Players receive points and money equivalent to loser of that round. Default:  Losing player was defaulted under provisions of Code of Conduct after  match had begun. Incomplete: Match began but was not completed for any reason other than  weather, default, or retirement. There is no winner or loser. It is anticipated that  the match will be resumed and completed. Ineligible: Player fails to sign the Consent and Agreement form prior to his first  match. Retired:  Losing player retired because of illness or injury after match had begun. Unplayed: Match did not begin for any reason other than (a) illness or injury on  the part of one player or (b) one player was subjected to penalties of Code of  Conduct before first serve of match was struck or otherwise not permitted by ATP  or tournament Supervisor from playing. There is no winner or loser and the match  will not be played. Unregistered : Player fails to complete the registration process prior to his first  match. Walkover:  Match did not begin because: Weather:  Match began but was not completed because of inclement weather.  There is no winner or loser. It is anticipated that the match will be resumed and  completed. a) losing player was ill or injured or b)  losing player was subjected to penalties of Code of Conduct before first serve  of match was struck or otherwise not permitted by ATP or tournament Super - visor to play.  This would not be used when a lucky loser or alternate is substituted. Win - ners of “walkover”/”no match” matches receive points and prize money as if  the match had been played. Alternate: The next highest ranked player(s) who were not a direct acceptance  at the time of the entry deadline. ATP Player Dues:  Money owed or collected for ATP player membership or the  annual dues of such membership. Ball Mark Inspection (BMI) : On clay courts the Chair Umpire may leave the  chair and inspect the mark left by the ball in play to determine the correctness of  the call. This can only be done after a point-ending shot or if the player or team  stops play to request an inspection. Non-Member Service Fee:  Players who are not members in good standing of  ATP must pay a fee for services rendered. This applies to main draw players at  all ATP Tour Masters 1000 or ATP Tour 500 and ATP Tour 250 events and to qual - ifying players at ATP Tour Masters 1000, ATP Tour 500 events and ATP Tour 250  events. This does not apply to the Challenger Circuit. No Show:  Player does not appear for his first match and there has been no con - tact or prior notification from the player that he would not appear for the match.  For penalty purposes, this would be penalized as a “Late Withdrawal”. No Match:  There was not an eligible alternate available.  Medical Time-Out (MTO):  Official time allotted during the match for treatment  due to an approved medical condition. The treatment is given by the ATP Physio - therapist. The time allowed is 3 minutes (4 1/2 if taken on a changeover) for each  separate medical condition. Major Offenses:  aggravated behavior, Bribes or Other Payments, Conduct Con - trary to the Integrity of the Game, Prohibited Promotional Fees and Wagers. A  Major Offense is initiated and investigated by the Senior Vice President - Rules &  Competition and is in addition to any penalties that may have been levied by the  on-site Supervisor.  Lucky Loser:  Players who have lost in the final round of qualifying, or if needed,  earlier rounds. These players are placed in rank order and may become eligible  to replace any player in the main draw who is forced to withdraw prior to his first  match. Line Umpire:  Officials responsible for calling specific assigned lines according to  the ATP Rules under the direct on-court supervision of the Chair Umpire. Late Withdrawal, Qualifying:  This applies to ATP Tour Masters 1000 and ATP  Tour 500 events where there is an advance acceptance list for the qualifying and  the player withdraws after the deadline. Late Withdrawal (Dbl-MD)  – used to indicate a player who has withdrawn from  doubles after the on-site entry deadline. Late Withdrawal:  Player withdraws after 12 Noon PVB time on the Friday prior  to the event; or player does not appear for his match and is not on-site. Ineligible: Player fails to sign the Consent and Agreement Form prior to his first  match. Fed Ex ATP Rankings (Singles & Doubles):  The objective merit-based method  used for determining qualification for entry and seeding in all tournaments for both  singles and doubles and the Nitto ATP Finals (singles & doubles). Direct Acceptance:  Players or teams accepted directly in the draw by virtue of  their position in the FedEx ATP Rankings or FedEx ATP Doubles Rankings Sys - tem or by their protected ranking. Chair Umpire:  This official is responsible for the conduct of the match. His main  duties are to enforce all ATP Rules and Regulations and on-court procedures to  ensure accuracy, fairness and safety. He is the final authority on all questions of  fact that may arise during the match. Ceremonies: Awards presentations customarily held following the conclusion of  the final championship match(es). 297 296