Thailand is accelerating its efforts to legally establish casinos. According to Deputy Finance Minister Julapan, the "Integrated Entertainment Complex" plan has received strong support from the Federation of Thai Industries and the Thai Chamber of Commerce. Both private sector representatives believ
According to the Bangkok Post, a recent Nida poll shows that the casino element is crucial for the advancement of the Entertainment Complex Act in Thailand. The survey results indicate that nearly half of the respondents believe that if the casino part is removed, the bill is unlikely to pass in Par
On April 8, former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin publicly responded to rumors about "pressuring the ruling coalition parties to support the entertainment complex bill," clearly stating that these allegations are not true. He emphasized that he has not pressured any political party, but merely communic
The Thai government announced the results of the public hearing on the draft "Comprehensive Entertainment Venues Act," with over 70,000 public participants in the consultation, 80% of whom expressed support and 20% opposition, along with several amendment suggestions, including lowering the deposit
Angry protesters in Thailand stormed the Ministry of Finance, demanding the government to cancel its controversial plan to legalize casinos.The demonstration was led by three hardline groups, accusing Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat of supporting a bill that would open the doors to Thai
The new government of Thailand continues to push forward the gambling legalization plan. Deputy Finance Minister Julapong stated that the results of the online public hearing on the bill related to large entertainment centers with casinos showed that 80% of participants supported the plan.Currently,
According to Thai news media, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the main supporter of the "Casino Act," has been removed from office. Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin was found guilty of "serious ethical misconduct" by the Constitutional Court for appointing former criminal Pichit Chuenban a
The Royal Thai Police has arrested more than 2,600 suspects linked to illegal gambling, both online and offline, since the start of the UEFA tournament in June. According to Lieutenant General Akkaradej Phimonsri, deputy director of the National Police, a total of 2,113 suspects were arr
The Royal Thai Police has arrested as many as 2,600 people for allegedly being involved in illegal betting, both online and offline, since the start of the UEFA tournament. According to Lieutenant General Akkaradej Phimonsri, Assistant Director of the National Police of Thailand
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