Smuggling into Cambodia to engage in online gambling, setting up online gambling platforms such as "Zhongcai", "Yicai", and "Yibo", earning 1.71 million led to 6 and a half years in prison!

The Intermediate People's Court of Xuchang City, Henan Province, China, recently issued a final judgment on a cross-border online gambling case. The main culprit, Chen Moujia, was sentenced to six years and six months in prison for smuggling into Cambodia to engage in online gambling activities and

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Vietnam and Laos jointly dismantle a cross-border online gambling syndicate worth nearly 1.3 trillion dong.

The scale of online fraud is approaching that of the drug trade. Is legal gambling being "hollowed out"?

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PPATK freezes dormant accounts to combat online gambling, aiming to protect public asset security.

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