每逢热门演出开票，"一票难求"已成常态，而"机刷"行为更加剧了票务资源的紧张，扰乱市场秩序，侵 害普通消费者公平购票权益。日前，大麦诉郑某某销售抢票软件不正当竞争案在入选"最高人民法院 2024年人民法院知识产权典型案例"后，又成功获选"2025年度中国十大文娱法事例"。作为全国首例明 确认定销售抢票软件构成不正当竞争的判例，此案为整治"机刷"乱象提供了司法支撑，切实维护了演出 票务市场秩序与消费者合法权益。 据了解，2023年，郑某某通过其运营的"全职程序员软件开发工程师"网店，销售一款针对大麦APP的抢 票外挂软件。该软件借助技术手段模拟并循环发送购票请求，帮助用户绕过大麦平台"先到先得"的购票 规则，以此提升抢票成功率。大麦随即提起诉讼，主张该行为妨碍了大麦APP的正常运营，损害了平台 的合法权益，破坏了公平的购票秩序，已构成不正当竞争，请求法院判令郑某某赔偿经济损失及合理开 支。 2024年12月30日，北京市东城区人民法院针对此案作出一审判决。法院认定，郑某某为大麦用户提供抢 票服务，利用大麦的经营活动和用户群体作为自身资源牟利，属于市场竞争行为。该行为增加了大麦的 运营成本，干扰了平台的经营决策， ...

Core Viewpoint - The case of Damai suing Zheng for selling ticket-snatching software has been recognized as a significant legal precedent in combating unfair competition in the ticketing market, aiming to protect consumer rights and maintain market order [1][2]. Group 1: Case Background - In 2023, Zheng sold a ticket-snatching software targeting the Damai APP, which used technical means to bypass the platform's "first-come, first-served" ticket purchasing rules, increasing the success rate of ticket acquisition [1]. - Damai filed a lawsuit claiming that Zheng's actions disrupted the normal operation of the Damai APP and violated fair ticket purchasing practices, constituting unfair competition [1]. Group 2: Court Ruling - On December 30, 2024, the Beijing Dongcheng District People's Court ruled that Zheng's actions constituted unfair competition as they exploited Damai's user base for profit, increased operational costs, and infringed on consumer rights [2]. - The court ordered Zheng to compensate Damai for economic losses and reasonable expenses, with the ruling taking effect on January 24, 2025 [2]. Group 3: Implications and Future Outlook - The case sets a precedent by integrating platform competition interests, consumer rights, and public interest into the review process under the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, providing a model for its application in the ticketing sector [2]. - Following the case, Damai intercepted over 6 billion malicious ticket-snatching requests in 2025 and assisted law enforcement in cracking down on black market operations, indicating a commitment to maintaining fair ticketing practices [2].