VII. THE COMPETITION VIII. THE CODE 8.01 Tournament Obligations  5)  When a set reaches the Tie-break, the Chair Umpire announces: 6)  During the Tie-break, the score is announced by first giving the score and then the  name of the player(s) leading, e.g.: “Game Smith, 6 games all. Tie-break.” 7)  At the conclusion of the match, the Chair Umpire announces the winner in confor - mity with the following example: 8)  During the warm-up, the following examples of announcing statements should be  used at the appropriate times: “1-0, Jones” or “1-0, Jones/Smith” (Use “Zero” rather than “Love” in the Tie- break.) “1 All” “2-1,Smith” At the conclusion of the Tie-break, the Chair Umpire announces: “Game and _____set,_____(last name), 7 games to 6 (or 7-6).” “Game, set and match Smith (optional -3 sets to 2); 3-6, 5-7, 7-5, 6-1, 6-3.”  In each set, call first the number of games won by the winner of the match. “Three (3) minutes - 3 minutes until warm-up ends. “Two (2) minutes” - 2 minutes until warm-up ends. “One (1) minute” - 1 minute until warm-up ends. “Time” (optional - “prepare to play”)- end of warm-up; direct balls to Server’s  end of court. “______” (full name), (optional - “first set”), to Serve, Play” - immediately prior  to Server preparing to serve. A.Application Requirements  B.Ranking Based Entry  C.Other Circuit 8.02 Tournament Standards Violations  A.On-Site Each tournament agrees to comply with all provisions contained in the ATP Tour  Tournament and ATP Challenger Tour Applications where applicable. Each tournament agrees to accept entries of tennis players on the basis of the FedEx  ATP Rankings and the FedEx ATP Doubles Rankings. Each ATP Tour tournament and ATP Challenger Tour tournament agrees to refrain  from being advertised or promoted as part of any other circuit or series of tourna - ments, unless expressly authorized by ATP. No ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament shall violate any provision of ATP’s  rules and regulations. Unless otherwise specified, a violation of this section shall  subject the tournament to a fine up to $100,000. B.Security at Tournaments On-site violations may include, but are not limited to, tournament obligations spec - ified in the current ATP Official Rulebook under sections titled ATP Circuit Regula tions, Branding, Financial, Personnel and Facilities & On-Site Conditions. Each tournament has the responsibility to provide security at the tournament site.  Tournaments must submit their security plan sixty (60) days in advance to the ATP  Security Director.  Each ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour tournament shall submit to ATP a report of  the tournament and its affairs as requested by ATP. C.Tournament Report D.ATP Fantasy Sport and Sponsorship ATP Tour tournaments may enter sponsorship agreements with a company that offers  wagering on tennis (a “Betting Sponsor”) subject to the terms and conditions stated in  Exhibit AD. The agreements for Masters 1000 tournaments may not extend beyond  December 31, 2021, and the agreements for 500 and 250 category tournaments may  not extend beyond December 31, 2023. ATP will assess any negative effects of such  sponsorship agreements in determining whether to extend these periods.  ATP Tour tournaments may accept sponsorship from a fantasy sport branded compa - ny promoting only the fantasy sport brand. If the company does not offer, and is not  affiliated with a company that offers, wagering on tennis, there are no restrictions on  182 183