I hope the account posting it, just do smear campaigns.
But when I read this article from thailand
https://en.thairath.co.th/news/crime/2970725Cyber police have expanded their investigation with raids at 11 locations across Bangkok and other provinces targeting the online gambling network.Shuffle.comOne suspect who confessed has already been sentenced to prison by the court.
At 14:00 on 5 Nov at the Technology Crime Suppression Division 2 (TCSD 2) in Muang Thong Thani, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province, Pol. Maj. Gen. Arut Saengchan, deputy commander of the TCSD, revealed that Pol. Lt. Gen. Ruthaphon Naowarat, Minister of Justice, reported the arrest of three suspects linked to the online gambling site Shuffle.com.
Cyber police conducted an investigation into this gambling website network and found multiple related groups. Authorities then launched operations to search 11 locations both in Bangkok and other provinces, arresting 11 suspects and seizing gambling-related equipment including mobile phones and computers from their residences.
Also other article they released dated November 4 give this update
https://en.thairath.co.th/news/politic/2970423At 11:30 a.m. on 4 Nov 2026 at the Ministry of Justice, Pol. Lt. Gen. Ruttaphol Naowarat, Minister of Justice, spoke about progress in investigating the Shuffle.com gambling case. The investigation is led by the Technology and Information Crime Division regarding the involvement of Mr. Taiyang Sang, husband of Ms. Suchada Sang Thanthap, known as MP Idea of Chaiyaphum province from the Bhumjaithai Party, suspected of links to an online gambling and scammer network under case number 148/2569. On 3 Nov, legal representatives from Bitkub Online Co., Ltd. met with investigators to provide witness information and clarify that 49 customers transferred cryptocurrency worth over 100 million baht to Shuffle.com. They explained that technological limitations may make it difficult for the company to screen whether transactions relate to gambling websites. The DSI is considering whether service providers should have known the nature of these transactions.
Reading all of that, it seems Shuffle is really in big trouble.
For what? I still don't see how exactly shuffle was involved here, because how they were involved seems to boil down to the sentence i bolded on your quote.
No one is mentioning VPN and fake IDs, but only that fresh decision of Curacao license not applying to Thailand. For some reason they are only talking about shuffle here.
This is political populistic political drama imho. Because if i have understood correctly, problem was that sitting MP’s husband had a small stake in shuffle (i am not sure if they mean ownership or what). But i am guessing that in their laws, people who are highly politically connected shouldn't be involved with gambling or something.
And last month Thailand decided that Curacao license clashes with their own laws, so everything here is fresh. Shuffle even complied with the decision and started to reject players from Thailand. But as a side note that none of the articles mention, none of the crypto casinos that i have checked so far have Curaçao restricted in their ToS.
What makes it juicy populistic political drama in my eyes, is that all this is attack coming from FORMER MP. That doesn't take away any legal troubles, but it explains why this is so loudly on news.