Kangwon Land recruits and operates ‘Clean’, a citizens-participated illegal gambling monitoring group

Kangwon Land is recruiting ‘KLIN’, a public participation illegal gambling monitoring group, by the 6th of next month to form a public consensus on the problem of illegal gambling and prevent its spread.

KLIN (Clean) is a name that combines the English words Kangwonland and Clean. Selected members are involved in online and offline illegal gambling such as online illegal gambling, advertising and promotion sites, and illegal hold’em pubs for two years from the date of appointment. Carry out monitoring and reporting activities.

Kangwon Land plans to select those with excellent annual activities and give them certificates of appreciation and prizes, and will also pay separate activity fees to members with excellent quarterly performances. In addition, according to the illegal gambling reward system operated by Kangwon Land, when an investigation is completed based on a report of illegal gambling during a member’s activities, a reporting reward of up to 50 million won is paid depending on the scale of detection.

Any Korean citizen over the age of 19 who is interested in preventing the spread of illegal gambling can apply by filling out the application form on the Kangwon Land website and emailing the person in charge. Kangwon Land plans to finalize 10 monitoring team members on the 14th after reviewing the application deadline by the 6th of next month.

Lee Gwang-hoon, Acting Director of Kangwon Land Casino Division, said, “In order to prevent illegal gambling, which is rapidly spreading, a lot of interest and participation from the public is needed.” He added, “Through the operation of this citizen-participatory illegal gambling monitoring group, we will not only block illegal gambling but also monitor it from the public’s perspective.” “We will do our best to establish a healthy gaming culture,” he said.