Hong Kong police dismantle alleged HK$320m World Cup betting syndicate
Hong Kong police have arrested 150 people after dismantling an alleged illegal gambling syndicate accused of processing HK$320m in bets during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Hong Kong police have arrested 150 people after dismantling an alleged illegal gambling syndicate accused of processing HK$320m in bets during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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The Chinese social media platform removed gambling-related posts and cooperated with law enforcement to curb illegal World Cup betting activity.
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