스포츠 베팅 게임에 대한 규제 및 입법개선 방안의 모색 - 스포츠 베팅 게임에 대한 판례분석을 중심으로 -

Abstract

For sports betting games which are provided through the telecommunications network, mimicking the business of meandering business that allows exceptions to gambling, the courts consistently denied the criminal responsibility for them. If the possibility of exchange of money does not exist while presenting the standard, even if there is a possibility of meandering of the game, it cannot be regarded as a situation that can be denied the classification of the game by itself, which is a matter of ex post management. A potential conclusion is coming. However, the suspicion that such sports betting games are at the borderline between existing legal sports betting and illegal sports betting still exists, and in the long term, it has been argued that they should be converted into legal sports games. Regulations on sports betting games are in full swing, with the issue of adding a sports betting game as one of the web board games. This legislative direction may be that the government did its best to prevent the betting of sports betting games, but the problem of the limitation of mandatory legislation can still be pointed out. In other words, it is necessary to define more detailed contents such as how to establish user protection measures through discussion with the Game Rating And Administration Committee, how the contents are, and how to view the administrative system in case of violation. In particular, the existing web board games and sports betting games are defined in spite of the differences in their methods and characteristics. Therefore, problems related to the establishment of user protection measures and the 3implementation of compliance requirements still remain. It is also regrettable that the exchange ban has not been clearly defined in the game system. Nevertheless, it is expected that these problems can be solved through efforts to establish a public management cooperative post-management system in consultation with the game companies and the Game Rating And Administration Committee.