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Hong Kong Basketball Betting to Open in 2026! Hong Kong Plans to Introduce Legal Basketball Betting!

Illegal gambling rakes in 90 billion Hong Kong dollars annually! Basketball betting sparks fierce debate in Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong SAR Government is accelerating the legalization process of basketball betting. If implemented, this would be another major adjustment to Hong Kong's gambling policy since the legalization of football betting in 2003.In February this year, the Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, first ment
The Hong Kong government has launched a one-month consultation on the legalization of basketball betting.
The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has launched a consultation on the proposed regulation of basketball betting as part of its efforts to combat illegal gambling and strengthen the supervision of betting activities.Under the plan, the "Betting Duty Ordinance" will be amend

Hong Kong may consider legalizing basketball betting, adding a third sport to its gambling options.
It is reported that Hong Kong is considering legalizing basketball betting to increase additional government revenue.Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, submitted the 2025-26 budget for Hong Kong, and it is reported that the legalization of basketball betting would help increase government r

Hong Kong Government: Will actively explore the regulation of basketball betting, Hong Kong Jockey Club to submit basketball betting proposal.
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, stated that the government will explore the possibility of basketball betting and has invited the Hong Kong Jockey Club for discussions.The Hong Kong government announced the new fiscal budget, and it was anticipated that the government would address baske
Cryptocurrencies will no longer be safe! The Hong Kong High Court officially pronounces judgment on the USDT theft case!
Hong Kong's High Court has for the first time approved the use of blockchain technology to issue an order to freeze assets related to two wallets holding stolen cryptocurrency, marking a first in the city.Zhu Qiaohua, the lawyer and cybersecurity consultant for tech companies handling the case, said

Hong Kong media: 17 Hong Kong residents suspected of being lured to Southeast Asian countries have returned, with 11 still awaiting rescue.
According to reports from Wen Wei Po and other Hong Kong media, there are suspicions that Hong Kong residents were lured to Southeast Asian countries where they were illegally detained and forced into illegal work. So far, 17 people have returned to Hong Kong, while 11 are still awaiting rescue.John

A female graduate student from the University of Hong Kong was scammed and taken to Thailand, losing 2.2 million Thai Baht!
Recently, the Hong Kong police reported a cross-border fraud case. A mainland female graduate student at the University of Hong Kong was deceived by criminals posing as government officials who repeatedly asked for transfers, eventually leading her to Thailand.The criminals then falsely claimed tha

A Century of Legend! How has the Hong Kong Jockey Club Shaped the Betting Market?

Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs Sun Xueling: Calls for platforms like Telegram to strengthen user verification measures.
Minister of State for Home Affairs and Social and Family Development, Sun Xueling, has called on online platforms to strengthen user verification to reduce the occurrence of fake accounts and better protect users from scams and criminal harm.Sun Xueling made this appeal at the opening of the second

The high-tech version of "KK Park" in Hong Kong was destroyed, using deep fakes to deceive victims!
Hong Kong police demonstrate deepfake technology.Recently, the Hong Kong police cracked a large-scale "online romance" scam syndicate, with victims including people from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore. The media has described this as the Hong Kong version of the Myanmar scam base "KK Park".On the

Hong Kong's "KK Park" busted, a fraud base involving 360 million yuan was raided.
The police announced the bust of a cross-border scam center located in a Hung Hom industrial building, arresting 27 relatively young individuals, including the mastermind and 6 employed university students.The officers pointed out that the scam group recruited local university graduates majoring in
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