law was implemented, agreements were signed with the following sports associations: Russian Biathlon Union (April 2017); Russian Basketball Federation (April 2017); VTB United League (April 2017); All-Russian Volleyball Federation (April 2017); Handball Federation of Russia (May 2017); Russian Chess Federation (May 2017); National Federation of Badminton Russia (June 2017); The Union of Mixed Martial Arts of Russia (June 2017); Russian Bandy Federation (June 2017); Russian Tennis Federation (June 2017); Russian Football Union (June 2017); Russian Table Tennis Federation (July 2017); Ice Hockey Federation of Russia (July 2017); Kontinental Hockey League (July 2017); Rugby Federation of Russia (September 2017); Curling Federation of Russia (October 2017); Boxing Federation of Russia. Long-term partnership Since 2010, Liga Stavok has been cooperating with the Russian Premier League in the framework of the Pan-European Early Warning System, aimed at fighting match fixing. In September 2012, together with the head of the Russian Premier League (RFPL) Sergey Pryadkin, the company announced the creation of the All-Russian Football Lottery, 10% of the proceeds of which was supposed to be sent to the RFPL for the development of youth football and mass football in the Russian Federation. The projected revenue, according to the parties, should have been at least 1.6 billion rubles in five years. In 2014, Liga Stavok became the official betting company of the Russian Premier League, with which it currently works as the general partner of the Russian Premier League. In July 2017, according to the results of a closed tender, Liga Stavok became the general partner of the Russian Football Championship. This status provided the company with advertising time on television broadcasts of the Premier League matches (Match TV, Our Football, Match! Football 1, Match! Arena and others), as well as advertising on stadiums and billboards around the field. In 2017, the President of Liga Stavok, Yuri Krasovsky, and the head of the Russian Premier League, Sergey Pryadkin, announced the establishment of a new sports prize, League Fair Play. The purpose of the award is to encourage Russian teams showing respect for the rules and conditions of the game, demonstrating friendly behavior towards the opponent, referees, fans and the media. UEFA recommends a methodology for assessing the behavior of teams for professional football leagues, and the analysis of matches using the Fair Play system is carried out by the match delegate. In the same year, the Russian Hockey Federation and BC Liga Stavok agreed on