APPENDIX D WTA BETTING SPONSORSHIP RULES A. Compliance with the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program 411 Effective as of January 1, 2021, WTA 1000, 500, 250 and 125 category tournaments  may enter sponsorship agreements with a company that offers wagering on tennis  (a “Betting Sponsor”) subject to the terms and conditions stated below. If a betting, casino, lottery or fantasy sport-branded company does not offer,  and is not affiliated with a company that offers, wagering on tennis, there are no  restrictions on the sponsorship. However, most fantasy sport brands and larger  casinos do offer, or are affiliated with companies that offer, wagering on tennis and  therefore constitute a Betting Sponsor. In that case, all the following rules apply to  such fantasy sport Betting Sponsors. The International Tennis Integrity Agency (the “ITIA”) will be assessing whether  agreements with Betting Sponsors have any negative effects on the integrity of  the sport. In addition, combined tournaments must comply with the ATP rules  with respect to their men’s events. As a result, it is recommended that agreements  with Betting Sponsors have an initial term of no more two years (until December  31, 2023). Please contact Courtney McBride if you have any questions (cmcbride@wtatennis. com). The TACP currently provides that no Covered Person shall, directly or  indirectly, facilitate any other person to wager on the outcome or any other  aspect of any professional tennis event or any other tennis competition. The  provision of the following benefits to a Betting Sponsor would be deemed  to be “facilitation” and are therefore prohibited and subject to penalty under  the TACP:  1) Direct or indirect linking from a tournament digital or social media  platform to a Betting Sponsor website where tennis wagers can be  placed;  2)  Displaying live odds for matches on a tournament digital or social media  platform (including in a match stream shown on such platform); 3)  Offering and accepting tennis wagers on behalf of a Betting Sponsor on  any tournament digital or social media platform or otherwise; 4)  Allowing a Betting Sponsor, directly or through a third party, to offer and  accept in-person tennis wagers at a tournament site or at any official  tournament-related event (e.g., at a booth or party);