聊天记录 聊天记录 扬子晚报网9月12日讯(通讯员陈文记者姜天圣)近期，随着"苏超"赛事的火爆进行，门票供不应求，一些不法分子趁机打起了倒卖门票的歪主意。9月9 日，镇江丁岗派出所成功破获一起倒卖苏超门票案件，有力维护了赛事票务市场的正常秩序，保障了广大球迷的合法权益。 现场 经了解，违法嫌疑人朱某为谋取非法利益，于8月10日至12日在丁岗镇家中通过网络APP购买四张"苏超"门票并在闲鱼出售，共获利520余元，严重扰乱了 正常的票务市场秩序，损害了广大球迷的利益。经审讯，朱某对其倒卖苏超门票的违法事实供认不讳。目前，朱某已被公安机关依法给予行政拘留。 聊天记录 聊天记录 警方提醒广大球迷，购买赛事门票应通过官方正规渠道，切勿轻信"黄牛"或非正规平台，以免遭受经济损失和权益侵害。同时，倒卖赛事门票属于违法行 为，警方将持续保持高压态势，严厉打击各类扰乱市场秩序的违法犯罪行为，维护良好的社会公共秩序。 校对胡妍璐 ...

Group 1 - The event "Suzhou Bank·Suzhou Super Night" is a themed market taking place at Suzhou Sports Center, featuring live broadcasts of football matches and various activities to enhance community engagement [1] - The market will run from September 6 to 7, with daily hours from 16:00 to 22:00, showcasing a mix of food, culture, and technology [1] - The event is sponsored by Suzhou Bank and organized by Suzhou Daily and Suzhou Cultural Investment Development Group, with support from Suzhou Sports Lottery Management Center [1] Group 2 - Attendees can access various benefits, including a 20 yuan discount voucher for Qingdao beer and exclusive meal packages through the "Suzhou Bank Su Xin Life" WeChat mini-program [2] - A digital RMB experience area will allow visitors to purchase lottery tickets at a minimal cost, with additional prizes available through participation [2] - The event will feature a range of activities, including a drone experience and a lottery for free tickets to the Suzhou Super League matches [2] Group 3 - The organizers believe that this event will enhance community involvement and enjoyment in sports, creating a new link between sports culture and daily life in Suzhou [3]

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Province is intensifying efforts to combat ticket scalping related to the "Su Super" events, with a focus on illegal ticket sales and the disruption of public order [1] Group 1: Law Enforcement Actions - A total of 105 individuals have been apprehended for ticket scalping during the fourth round of the "Su Super" events, with 59 caught on-site [1] - Criminal measures have been taken against 1 individual, while 37 have received administrative penalties and 67 have been given educational warnings [1] - Specific cases include an individual who sold 13 tickets through second-hand trading platforms, resulting in a 10-day detention and a fine of 500 yuan [1] Group 2: Types of Illegal Activities - The illegal activities related to ticket scalping fall into three main categories: 1. Infringement of citizen information, where scalpers illegally obtain personal data to purchase tickets [2] 2. Disruption of large event order, where individuals impersonate staff or create chaos to help ticketless individuals enter events [2] 3. Reselling valuable tickets, where scalpers use software to simulate button presses for ticket purchases and resell them at inflated prices [2] Group 3: Future Enforcement Strategy - The Jiangsu Provincial Public Security Department emphasizes a "zero tolerance" policy towards ticket scalping and related disruptions, aiming for early intervention and comprehensive governance [2] - The department plans to enhance efforts in intelligence gathering, on-site inspections, case investigations, and governance to ensure the safe and orderly conduct of future events [2]

Group 1 - The Jiangsu Province Urban Football League (referred to as "Su Super") has gained significant popularity, leading to sold-out matches and increased ticket scalping activities [1] - The Jiangsu Provincial Public Security Department has formed a task force to combat ticket scalping, focusing on technical ticket grabbing, on-site resale, and investigating the sources and channels of scalped tickets [1] - A total of 105 scalpers have been arrested across the province during the fourth round of matches, with 59 apprehended on-site, and various legal actions taken against them [1][2] Group 2 - Three categories of illegal activities related to ticket scalping have been identified: infringement of citizen information, disruption of large event order, and resale of valuable tickets [2] - Criminals have been found to illegally obtain personal information to facilitate ticket grabbing and resale, as demonstrated in a case where an individual acquired 38 tickets for profit [2] - Law enforcement has taken strict measures against individuals attempting to create chaos at events to allow unauthorized entry, with one case involving a group trying to force their way into a match [2]

Core Viewpoint - The "Su Super" (2025 Jiangsu Province Urban Football League) has emerged as a phenomenon, gaining significant popularity and engagement across the internet and local communities in Jiangsu Province [2][4][12]. Group 1: League Overview - The league, organized by the Jiangsu Provincial Sports Bureau and local governments, features 13 teams representing different cities, with a total of 516 players aged between 16 and 40, primarily from various professions [4][12]. - The league commenced on May 10 and spans seven months with 85 matches scheduled [4]. Group 2: Audience Engagement and Ticket Sales - The league has achieved an average attendance of nearly 9,000 in the first two rounds, surpassing the attendance of the China League [2][5]. - Ticket prices, initially set at around 10 yuan, have skyrocketed to nearly 600 yuan due to increased demand [5][12]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The league has stimulated local tourism and consumption, with over 180,000 fans attending matches during the Dragon Boat Festival, leading to a 14.63% increase in tourism spending in host cities [16]. - Local food and beverage businesses have also benefited, with significant increases in searches and orders for local delicacies [18][21]. Group 4: Social Media and Cultural Impact - The league has successfully leveraged social media trends and local rivalries, creating a competitive atmosphere that resonates with fans [9][15]. - Local governments have actively participated in promoting the league, enhancing community engagement and support [13][12]. Group 5: Future Prospects and Replication - The success of "Su Super" raises questions about replicating its model in other regions, emphasizing the need for tailored strategies that consider local culture and economic conditions [22][26]. - Future developments will focus on marketization, including broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and merchandise [24][26].