K-League to offer cash rewards for match-fixing tip-offs

South Korea's professional soccer league will offer cash rewards to individuals who report on match-fixing attempts in the latest bid to curb corruption, local media reported on Tuesday. The K-League officials will award 10 million won ($9,236) to 100 million won ($92,350), depending on the importance of the tipoff, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
The K-League's probe has so far caught gambling brokers for alleged involvement in match-fixing and charged 10 active players with taking money in exchange for helping their teams lose two matches in April.