The UAE pardons 68 Filipino detainees, the Philippine government calls it "the warmest gift."

The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs announced that the UAE pardoned 68 Filipino detainees during the Eid al-Adha, considered "the warmest gift of the festival." Most of the released individua…more>>

How come everywhere I go there's a crackdown? Am I being targeted?

The year I left Dubai coincided with a major crackdown, and within less than a year of moving to the Philippines, I encountered another purge; last year I switched to Cambodia, hoping to keep a low pr…more>>

How is Dubai?

I saw the news saying that many people are going there because it feels safer and the living conditions are better. Are there any brothers there or anyone who has been there who can share some insight…more>>

Yabo Chronicles

Can Yabo shine again?
Once upon a time, "neck" (Yabo) represented the glory of the Southeast Asian gambling industry. This platform, which rose with the 2018 World Cup, used the classic tactics of "a…more>>

Where are you all jungling?

The junglers are probably from these countries now, right?
Philippines
Cambodia
Myanmar
Thailand
Vietnam
Malaysia
Sri Lanka…

Will you be sentenced for doing foreign business abroad?

A few days ago, a follower privately messaged me, asking if working in gambling development abroad would subject them to China's long-arm jurisdiction. So, I spent two days during my spare moments tho…more>>

What should I do if the jungler gets killed?

First, remember one thing: don't talk, keep silent.
Once caught, don't panic or get emotional at first. The calmer you are, the more advantageous it is. Do not confess voluntarily, do not try to expl…more>>

To be honest, technology is really blissful in the gambling industry.

When it's windy and rainy outside, it's stable to just collect a salary. Then, if layoffs happen in the Philippines, you can be prioritarily taken care of and moved to developed countries like Japan o…more>>

Leek food chain

You engage in Ponzi schemes in Southeast Asia, thinking others are easy targets. Then...
You give money to betel nuts that are priced dozens of times higher, sisters with gold inlays charging ten tho…more>>

In the past, in some parks in Dubai, telecom fraud activities were rampant, with as many as 50,000 Chinese people involved. These people clocked in and out of work daily, and the office environment wa…more>>

I'm about to leave Dubai, feeling quite sentimental, and I would also advise those who are thinking of going.

I've been in Dubai for four years, and most of the people I knew have left. I still miss the life there, where friends would gather to strive together, drink, and play soccer. However, the industry is…more>>

Dubai's atmosphere has recently become tense again, and telecom fraud will eventually be eradicated.

I'm not involved in telecom fraud, but I've always despised it because it has ruined the ecosystem in Dubai, severely compressing the living space for us as BC practitioners. I've also seen many peopl…more>>

From the recent underpayment and treatment of employees by various companies, we can see the plight of workers in the gambling industry.

This industry has been a gray area from the start, with no real trade unions or effective legal protection mechanisms. When workers face unfair treatment, the only thing they can do is to expose it th…more>>

Recently, a company named "Duck Neck" (formerly known as "Eight Platform", now called "Nine Platform") has caused tremendous distress to its employees due to poor management.
I personally experienced…more>>

Brothers in Dubai, watch out for this woman.

Dubai's top figure, Cici, is skilled at attracting men, adept at pretending to be naive, pure, and fragile, which usually ensnares ordinary men. She often borrows money from male colleagues under vari…more>>

In Dubai International City, Sector F, Building 16, someone fell from an upper floor. The ambulance took the person away, and no one took charge. Does anyone know the person?