A Chinese court has warned citizens they could face lengthy jail sentences and heavy fines if they are found gambling on the board game Go.
A Chinese court has warned citizens they could face lengthy jail sentences and heavy fines if they are found gambling on the board game Go.
The game, known as wei qi in China, originated in the country and remains extremely popular. Experts believe that up to 40 million Chinese people play Go. The country is taking a strong stance against illegal gambling activities related to this traditional game.
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