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The Royal Malaysia Police have launched a nationwide crackdown on illegal gambling ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, activating Op Soga XI across all state contingents as authorities anticipate a significant surge in sports betting activity during the tournament.

Citigroup expects Macau GGR to recover swiftly after the World Cup, supported by concerts, events and NBA China Games.

Macau’s DICJ again dismissed electronic card shoe manipulation claims, warning that fake refund posts may be part of a scam.

Macau’s Tourism Office reminds residents heading to North America for the World Cup to stay alert to safety risks.

Macau collected $948 million in gaming taxes in May, down 15.6 percent month-on-month, according to Financial Services Bureau data.

Cambodia defends its online scam crackdown after Amnesty criticism, citing 400-plus solved cases and action against 25 casino licenses.

South Korea's Gambling Control Commission has launched a targeted crackdown on illegal online betting ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, introducing a financial incentive program that pays ordinary citizens to report illegal gambling websites to authorities.

Hong Kong police have warned football fans that using overseas betting websites during the upcoming FIFA World Cup could violate local gambling laws, even if operators claim to be licensed or legally registered in other jurisdictions.

Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs has announced intensified enforcement against illegal gambling for the duration of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, running from June 11 to July 19, with the Singapore Police Force set to step up operations against illegal operators alongside a pair of public awareness campaigns targeting both illegal betting and problem gambling.