which cause bodily harm..
> making devices for cheating at casino games
which cause financial fraud
> or fixing the outcome of sporting events.
same as above.
Cheating in an every day game does not benefit you financially or cause harm to other human beings. If this law was limited to eSport tournaments then I can see it being effective.
You also have to accept that not every gamer in Korea is a professional.
I hate cheaters in video games, just not enough that I think they should be jailed. Cheating at an event with a monetary reward though...
Match-fixing in professional games is clearly fraud, that doesn't mean that letting your friend win because it is his birthday should be prosecutable.
"Oh, that wasn't a foul"
"Yes it was"
"Are you going to make a federal case about this?"
"Yes. Yes I am."
Of course there are people who abuse them, but then that could be said of pretty much anything. Should we also ban fizzy drinks, doughnuts and grandma's apple pie because of type 2 diabetes?
Or you could just infer they are talking about controlled anabolic steroids without a prescription.