Cyber Police Dismantle 'pharuey' Gambling Network in Krabi
Thai Cyber Police have raided a gambling operation in Krabi, arresting administrators and uncovering a network with over 140,000 members.
According to a report by Matichon Online, Thai Cyber Police recently conducted a raid in Krabi province to dismantle an illegal online gambling network known as 'pharuey'. During the operation, authorities successfully arrested the administrators responsible for managing the platform. Preliminary investigations revealed that the website had amassed a significant user base, with over 140,000 registered members. Furthermore, police estimated that the platform facilitated an annual financial turnover of approximately 120 million baht. This crackdown highlights the ongoing efforts by Thai law enforcement to combat the proliferation of illegal digital gambling platforms operating within the country. For residents and travellers, this event serves as a reminder of the strict legal stance Thailand maintains against all forms of unauthorized gambling. While the arrests have disrupted the immediate operations of 'pharuey', authorities have not yet disclosed the full extent of the investigation or whether further suspects linked to the network remain at large. The case remains under active review as police continue to process evidence gathered during the raid to determine the full scope of the criminal enterprise.