Expose the scam parks in Cambodia! Hope all the scam parks there are turned upside down.

The Poipet border (in Poipet City, Cambodia) has become a hub for multiple "parks" dominated by Chinese, primarily engaged in online gambling and telecommunications fraud. These parks are often disguised as casinos, tech parks, or resorts, but internally they conduct online gambling, investment fraud, pig-butchering scams, and even involve illegal activities such as detention and assault. Here are the main known parks and their situations:

1. Venus Casino & Resort

Also known as "Venus Park," it is outwardly presented as a casino and resort.

It mainly operates online gambling platforms, scam investment apps, and pig-butchering scams.

It employs a large number of Vietnamese and Chinese staff. In December 2024, Cambodian police inspected Building D and controlled over 400 Vietnamese employees.

The park is described as a "hotbed of online fraud," and has recently become a focus of law enforcement.

2. Juhai Park

This park mainly focuses on telecommunications fraud, controlled by a gang from Zhangzhou, Fujian. Most scam companies have moved here from the northern parks.

It implements prison-style management, with employees forced to work intensively, surrender personal mobile phones, and undergo room checks at night.

Leaving requires a high "ransom," with compensation starting at $200,000.

The scams mainly target Chinese, including sophisticated dating scams and order brushing scams.

The park is internally closed off, with no large-scale law enforcement actions taken, but it has been exposed multiple times.

3. Cai Tong Pacific Park

Developed by "Cai Tong Pacific" company, it was once a casino and hotel, later transformed into a scam park.

In August 2022, 60 Vietnamese employees, unable to bear the oppression, fought back against the management with clubs and set fires, jumping into the river to escape.

The park is involved in human trafficking and online fraud, and in December 2022, it was placed on the sanctions list by the UK government.

Under international sanctions and pressure from the Cambodian government to clean up, the park faces high risks and may be cleared or reorganized.

4. Greater Shanghai Park

Controlled by Xu Dong, a scam gang leader from Xiamen, Fujian, operating under the guise of a resort and hotel.

Internally, it conducts pig-butchering type scams, with the team operating in a family-style, managing domestic and international plates.

It mainly targets Chinese victims, engaging in online dating investment scams.

Compared to other parks, it is smaller in scale, but the model clearly involves telecommunications fraud.

5. Tianzun Park

A park centered on online fraud, gathering a large number of scam gangs.

The park has a "performance king," a scam leader born in 1997 named "Trigger," who scammed up to 1.3 billion yuan in a year.

The scam methods mainly involve online dating scams, with a tightly organized internal structure and huge amounts involved in the cases.

There have been no large-scale law enforcement actions yet, but it has been noticed by anti-scam organizations and the media, and could become a target for crackdowns at any time.

6. Other Parks (Dongtai, Crown, OP, etc.)

Dongtai Park: In early 2024, an employee who was deceived into coming here committed suicide by jumping from a building due to unbearable torture.

Crown Park: Possibly related to a casino, rumored to be involved in online fraud.

OP Park, DG Park: Frequently mentioned within the Chinese community, mainly focusing on gambling and scam operations, relatively smaller in scale.