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Thailand consults on letting minors play billiards and updating boxing rules under 1935 Gambling Act regulation
Thailand's Department of Provincial Administration is seeking public comment until 22 November 2026 on amending a 1960 ministerial regulation issued under the Gambling Act of 1935. The draft would let children and young people play and practise billiards and snooker under set conditions, and would place boxing under the oversight of the Sports Authority of Thailand instead of government bodies named in the old text.
Indonesia: Police say Boxkia "gacha" gambling site ran since 2024 with about Rp2 billion a month in turnover
Indonesia's national police say the Boxkia.com website, which they allege offered online gambling through a "gacha"-style spin-for-prizes game, had been operating since 2024 and turned over about Rp2 billion a month. Four people accused of running it were arrested in West Jakarta on 20 and 21 October and face online gambling and money laundering allegations; police say players paid in through channels including QRIS, BRIVA virtual accounts and the USDT stablecoin.
Malaysia: Perak police hold six over online gambling call centre aimed at Australians, investigated as cheating
Police in the Malaysian state of Perak have arrested six local men over an alleged online gambling call centre that recruited customers in Australia through Telegram and WeChat, used Australian SIM cards and collected payments into Australian bank accounts. The case is being investigated under the Penal Code's cheating and criminal conspiracy provisions, the same approach Kuching police took on the same day with a separate raid in Sarawak.
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