Recently, a sensitive political incident erupted in Singapore, with several photos circulating online showing government officials dining with Su Haijin, a key figure in the "3 billion money launderin…more>>
These people are professional Texas Hold'em players who like to befriend bosses and then set up games. In offline games, they cheat by hiring professional players to beat you, and in online games, the…more>>
Recently, an Indonesian man was arrested and sentenced after entering Singapore for creating and promoting advertisements for an online gambling group in Cambodia, and his illegal earnings of $20,000 …more>>
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>>
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The money laundering case in Singapore was so big that, although he was released after 13 months, he later fled to Japan. Feeling unsafe in Japan, he ran to Montenegro at the beginning of February and…more>>
Do you remember last year's money laundering incident? The reason they were exposed is actually quite simple: they were caught forging legitimate sources of income. Now, if you can't explain where you…more>>
Philippines: ★, a place where even dogs wouldn't stay without an umbrella.
Vietnam: ★★, stay low-key and you won't get into big trouble, but being high-profile can be risky, especially since it's righ…more>>
Southeast Asia has recently been in great turmoil. The once common topic of its mixed and chaotic environment is no longer discussed. Nowadays, several governments have started to join forces to crack down, causing a direct decline in occupational safety. So, where is it still suitable to work? Is i
By the end of 2024, the Cambodian government had issued a total of 195 casino licenses, but one was revoked, one suspended, and 15 had expired, leaving only 178 casinos in operation. Despite this, the…more>>
Singapore has also started harvesting! Bosses with vaults in Singapore, be cautious!
In Singapore, I feel very safe, much more so than in some other Southeast Asian countries. There's no need to worry about losing belongings or being robbed on the streets at night. Singapore has zero …more>>
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I previously didn't pay much attention when I saw someone's Alipay account was frozen, but these past few days, my Alipay account was also frozen, and for 60 days at that. I want to ask if anyone has …more>>
Singapore allows cashless gambling at Resorts World and Marina Bay Sands. Is this about promoting cryptocurrency? Personally, I would prefer to see more efforts in developing online gambling, at least…more>>
Alice Guo finally appeared, she traveled from the Philippines to Malaysia on July 16th, and then arrived in Indonesia from Singapore on August 18th. The scope is only getting smaller, it's just a futi…more>>
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I just found out that Singapore has an entry tax for casinos, now everyone has to pay 150 Singapore dollars, and it's daily, that's really impressive.
I heard before that the Philippines would become the second largest economy in Asia, but that is not so likely now, especially since Singapore is a developed country.
Gambling venues also have different targets. Singapore will distinguish between domestic and non-domestic vegetable farmers, and charge an entrance fee. Look at Macau, which opens its doors for free t…more>>
