Sports · Baseball · 1 hr ago
Police to crack down on ticket scalping at Korean baseball postseason games
Police in South Korea are starting an intensive crackdown on ticket scalping around professional baseball postseason stadiums.
The postseason opens on Oct.
14.
Ticket scalping means reselling tickets outside authorized channels.
Police say they will focus their checks on areas around the stadiums.
The action targets illegal ticket trading during the postseason.
The crackdown is set to begin as the games get underway.
Police will intensively crack down on ticket scalping around stadiums during South Korea’s professional baseball postseason.
The postseason is scheduled to open on October 14.
The crackdown will target illegal ticket sales around the stadiums.
- Who
- Police.
- What
- They will intensively crack down on ticket scalping during the professional baseball postseason.
- When
- The postseason opens on October 14.
- Where
- Around the postseason game stadiums.
- Why
- To curb illegal ticket sales.
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- Sport
- South Korean professional baseball
- Crackdown target
- Ticket scalping and illegal sales
- Location
- Around postseason game stadiums
- Opening date
- October 14
What people are saying
Strictly punish illegal transactions









