Given that playing video games competitively for a living is possible through large prize pools in quite a few games, and that South Korea has historically been

Given that playing video games competitively for a living is possible through large prize pools in quite a few games, and that South Korea has historically been a powerhouse of gaming, it seems not at all surprising to me that they'd treat this as fraud and try to crack down on it. There are plenty of other types of competitions where fraud carries legal penalties, after all.