Opposition MP Demands DSI Action Against Shuffle Gambling Network
Rangsiman Rome has submitted evidence to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) regarding the 'Shuffle' gambling website, calling for asset seizures and a thorough investigation into cryptocurrency money trails.
On October 27, 2026, opposition politician Rangsiman Rome met with officials from the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to present 25 new documents related to the 'Shuffle' online gambling platform. According to Thai Post, Rome is urging authorities to trace cryptocurrency transaction paths linked to the network and has formally requested that the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) freeze the assets of an individual identified as 'Idea' (Suchada) and her husband to prevent the dissipation of funds.
During the meeting, Rome also raised concerns regarding the conduct of Chaiyachonok, questioning whether there has been a dereliction of duty. He emphasized that the investigation must be conducted impartially, warning against political discrimination and insisting that cases involving high-profile figures must be pursued with the same rigor as those involving other political factions.
For residents and visitors, this development highlights ongoing government efforts to crack down on illegal online gambling operations in Thailand. While the DSI has received the documentation, the extent of the network and the potential involvement of other parties remain under investigation. It is not yet confirmed whether the requested asset seizures will be granted or what the specific timeline for the DSI’s follow-up actions will be. Observers are waiting to see how the authorities respond to these allegations of political bias in the handling of the case.
