Cambodia plans nationwide casino inspections to enforce online gambling ban
Cambodian casino operators face nationwide inspections assessing licence compliance following the order to stop casino-based online betting.
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Cambodian casino operators face nationwide inspections assessing licence compliance following the order to stop casino-based online betting.
More inspections will require casino operators to demonstrate compliance with their licence conditions.
NagaCorp’s forecast revenue declines and share price fall highlight weakening gaming income for investors.
Cambodia’s nationwide prohibition bars online gambling and betting amid raids targeting technology-based fraud in casinos and related businesses.
The revenue decline gives investors a measure of NagaCorp's weaker gaming performance in Cambodia.
The IMF’s reform call targets deficient safeguards against criminal ownership or control of Cambodian casinos.
Licensed casino operators face planned scrutiny for possible laundering of scam proceeds in Cambodia’s next cybercrime crackdown phase.
The plans would limit casino numbers and tighten licensing requirements for operators in Cambodia.