III. FINANCIAL withdrawing due to injury. Is he eligible to receive prize money if he  withdraws on-site after being out the 30 consecutive days since his  retirement/withdrawal? III. FINANCIAL i) The player must be on-site at the time of the withdrawal and must be  declared unfit to compete by the tournament doctor. ii) Each player is limited to two (2) tournaments, non-consecutive, in a cal - endar year where he may receive prize money for the on-site withdrawal. iii) Players who have been out of competition due to long term injuries (30  days or more) and withdraw on-site become eligible for the provision to  receive prize money only after they have returned to competition and  competed in their first event. iv) Players who have been out of competition, for any reason, 60 days or  more and withdraw on-site become eligible for the provision to receive  prize money only after they have returned to competition and competed  in their first event. b)  The Lucky Loser replacing a player who has withdrawn on-site shall receive  final round qualifying prize money plus money earned in the main draw minus  the prize money paid to the withdrawing player. c) “See ATP Addendum, page 373” / “See Challenger Addendum, page  395” Case:   A player withdraws on-site from singles before his first sin - gles match but is still in doubles. Is he eligible for first round prize  money compensation if all other conditions are met? Decision: Yes. The player may collect the on-site prize money if  he is still competing in the doubles of that tournament as long as he  receives medical clearance prior to the doubles match. The doubles  match cannot be on the same day as his withdrawal or on the day of  his scheduled singles match. Case:   A player withdraws from singles before his first singles match  and collects on site prize money. Can he play a special event or  another tennis event that week? Decision: No. Once a player withdraws he cannot continue or par - ticipate in any other event that week; whether he collects the on-site  prize money compensation or not. Case:  A player withdraws on site and collects prize money. Is he  allowed to do the same at the next tournament he’s entered in. Decision: No.  A player is not allowed to collect prize money when  withdrawing on-site at two consecutive tournaments. A player must  compete in a tournament where ATP points are awarded or Davis  Cup or Olympics before being allowed to collect prize money at  another event.  Case: A player withdraws on site and receives prize money at an  ATP Challenger Tour tournament. Subsequently, he withdraws  on site and receives prize money at an ATP Tour tournament. Is  the player allowed to withdraw on site and receive prize money at  another ATP Challenger Tour or ATP Tour tournament? Decision: No.   Once the player has withdrawn on site and received  prize money at any two, non-consecutive ATP Tour or ATP Chal - lenger Tour tournaments, he has used his 2 tournament limit for the  year and is not eligible to receive prize money for any future on-site  withdrawal at an ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament in  that calendar year. Case:  A player is out of competition for 30 days after retiring or  36 37 Case:  During Qualifying, two players withdraw from the main draw  list. One player was on-site and eligible for compensation while the  other player was not on-site or otherwise ineligible to receive prize  money. Neither player was seeded with a Bye. How is it decided  what PM will the LL’s be receiving? Decision:  The player is not eligible for compensation as he was not  on-site when the withdrawal was done. Case:  A main draw player withdraws late after the Qualifying has  started and travels to the tournament site to perform Promotional  Activities to avoid the LW fine. Is he eligible for prize money com - pensation? Decision:  The player receives 1st round PM compensation. Seed - ing is not official until the draw is made.  Case:  A main draw player that would have been seeded with a bye  withdraws on-site after the Qualifying started but before the main  draw was done. He is eligible for compensation. Does he get 1st or  2nd round PM compensation? Decision: No.   The player must declare his intent at the time of the  on-site withdrawal. Case:  A player is an on-site withdrawal and wants to wait to decide  whether or not to accept the first round prize money if otherwise  eligible. Is the player allowed to wait? Decision: Yes,  the player may decline to accept the money and  then it becomes a normal on-site withdrawal. Case: May a player who withdraws on-site and otherwise qualifies,  decline the first round prize money? Decision: No.   The player must be on-site at the time of the with - drawal in order to be eligible for first round prize money compensa - tion under the rule. Case: A player who is not on-site withdraws after the 12 noon, Fri - day deadline and comes on-site to do promotional activity or to be  medically examined (Challengers) in order to avoid the applicable  penalties. Is he eligible for first round prize money compensation? Decision: Yes.   Once he is accepted into the main draw as a quali - fier, special exempt or wild card, he can receive on-site prize money  compensation if otherwise eligible. Case: If a player qualifies, accepts a special exempt or accepts a  wild card and becomes a main draw player, can he receive on-site  prize money if otherwise eligible? Decision: Yes.  Case:  A player using a protected ranking for entry withdraws on site  and collects prize money. Does this tournament count towards the  total number of tournaments the player has used with his protected  ranking? Decision: No:  The player is only eligible for the provision to receive  prize money for an on-site withdrawal after he has returned to com - petition and competed in his first event.