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The Korea Sports Hold'em Association (President Ji-woon Kim) has decided to promote the legalization of Hold'em as a healthy mind sports competition.


The Korea Sports Hold'em Association is a corporation established to lead the establishment, institutionalization, and awareness improvement of a healthy Hold'em sports culture.


With strong monitoring and recommendations for the operation of a legal and safe gaming culture environment, the association aims to establish a sound Hold'em culture. It actively operates with about 100 member companies, making government proposals, managing and supervising Hold'em venues, and conducting social contribution projects.


Recently, as reports and investigations into illegal gambling operations involving cash-outs at Hold'em venues have continued, the Sports Hold'em Association has actively cooperated during the investigation period and appointed a legal advisor to protect the business interests of its members.


The association appointed Attorney Kyuseong Lee, CEO of Osung Partners Law Firm, as its legal advisor. Along with providing legal advice to the association, he supports resolving negative perceptions of Hold'em and establishing it as a healthy mind sport through legal consultations for member companies.


Through this legalization, it is expected to have a leading effect on illegal seed rights and unlawful acts that were secretly distributed, and to promote positive effects on Hold'em sports facilities that operate legally.



Furthermore, the Korea Sports Hold'em Association is renewing its organization and creating new regulations to eliminate negative perceptions in the Hold'em industry, discourage illegal activities, improve the perception of healthy and bright sports Hold'em, and provide support where it is truly needed. In July, it donated funds to the Unam Kim Seongsuk Memorial Project Association.


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