As professional baseball continues to draw record-breaking crowds, Samsung Securities is bringing back its “Samsung Securities Yeongeum Gaeiphaetdak” event for baseball fans during the postseason.

"Chicken's on Us" 'Samsung Securities Yeongeum Gaeiphaetdak' Event Returns for the Postseason View original image

Samsung Securities said on the 20th that its “Samsung Securities Yeongeum Gaeiphaetdak” event, held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium during the final week of the regular season starting in late last month, ended successfully, with around 2,000 people taking part. The event package consists of chicken and drinks, must-have snacks at the ballpark, giving fans a natural way to learn about Samsung Securities’ pension products while watching a game.


The postseason event will be held not only in Jamsil but also in Daegu and Suwon. The first-round playoff games are scheduled for October 20-21 in Jamsil, the playoffs for October 25-26 in Daegu, and the Korean Series for November 2-3 in Suwon.


In Jamsil, 50 people will be selected for each game day through an on-site social media verification event. Winners can pick up their packages during the event period at the Insaeng Sunsal Chicken booth near Exit 6 of Sports Complex Station at Jamsil Baseball Stadium. In Daegu, participants can answer a quiz on Samsung Securities’ official Instagram account and enter through a Google Form. A total of 200 winners will be selected, and their packages will be given to them at the Norang Tongdak booth inside Daegu Samsung Lions Park.



A Samsung Securities representative said, “With professional baseball’s popularity continuing to soar, we prepared this event to give fans a special memory of watching a game in person. We hope the event will help younger generations see pensions as products they should take an interest in and prepare for now, rather than as financial products for the distant future.”


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