Lawyer: KOLs in mainland China promoting through invitation codes may easily constitute accomplices to the crime of operating a casino Attorney Jin Jianzhi stated in an interview with Wu Shuo that, according to mainland Chinese law, aside from directly receiving advertising fees, sharing 'invitation codes' to earn points or potential airdrops is legally considered 'soliciting gamblers for profit.' She warned that such actions are highly likely to be identified as accomplices to the crime of operating a casino, with severe sentencing consequences. Industry professionals need to remain highly vigilant. The video and text content represent the interviewee's views only and do not reflect Wu Shuo's stance.