“Out with illegal gambling games!” Kangwon Land leads the way toward a healthy society in partnership with the Army and relevant agencies

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Kangwon Land announced on the 10th that it is taking the lead in fostering a sound social culture by strengthening prevention, monitoring, and crackdown activities to eradicate illegal gambling games through cooperation with relevant agencies and the Army.

Kangwon Land has established cooperative frameworks with relevant agencies such as the Integrated Supervisory Committee for Gambling Industries, the Game Rating and Administration Commission, and the police, intensifying information sharing on illegal gambling games and joint crackdowns. In addition, based on a memorandum of understanding with the Military Police Office of the Army Headquarters, it is continuously carrying out prevention campaigns targeting military personnel and the general public.

In particular, as online illegal gambling games are becoming increasingly sophisticated and covert, Kangwon Land has introduced an AI-based detection system for illegal gambling game sites called “Gamble Tracker” in cooperation with the KAIST Cybersecurity Research Center, establishing a proactive monitoring system.

It is also strengthening coordination with relevant agencies offline. This year, Kangwon Land has enhanced its on-site response capabilities by conducting joint crackdowns with relevant agencies centered on nearby local communities, and it is expanding its surveillance network for illegal gambling games through public reports and online and offline monitoring.

In addition, the company jointly conducted a prevention campaign with the Military Police Office of the Army Headquarters at the “16th Gyerong Military Culture Festival,” held from the 1st to the 5th in the area around Gyerongdae Air Base in Chungnam Province. The campaign informed military personnel, their families, and general visitors about the dangers of illegal gambling games and operated various interactive programs aimed at promoting a healthy leisure culture, drawing positive responses.

Kim Do-gyun, Kang Won-raen-deu (CEO) director, said, “Online illegal gambling games are evolving rapidly and cunningly, making prevention, proactive response, and close coordination among relevant agencies more important than ever.”

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