>it's basically a form of fraud to cheat in those circumstances. Yes, and there are already anti-fraud laws to handle this case. The law sounds more like a PR

>it's basically a form of fraud to cheat in those circumstances. Yes, and there are already anti-fraud laws to handle this case. The law sounds more like a PR stunt to promote SK as the "e-sports capital" of the world. I don't see any reason whatsoever why breaking a private agreement between you and a company should be criminally punishable. There's contract law that handles these kinds of things - and no one needs to go to prison there.