Cyber police bust online gambling site 'maruay 365' at Mae Sot border

Thairath•Society•17d ago

Reader Briefing

Cyber police have dismantled an online gambling network operating under the name "maruay 365," which had been active for over two years and generated approximately 480 million baht per year.

•Cyber police raided an online gambling operation, "maruay 365," based in Mae Sot, Tak province.
•The website, active for over two years, had an estimated annual turnover of 480 million baht.
•One suspect, a 33-year-old identified as a lieutenant, was arrested while working as an administrator.

Overview

•Cyber police raided an online gambling network operating as "maruay 365."
•The "maruay 365" website had been established for over two years.
•The website reportedly had over 64,000 members and an annual turnover of approximately 480 million baht.
•The operation was based in the border area of Mae Sot District, Tak Province.
•Police arrested Thanathorn R. Bawoon Chammanee, aged 33, who admitted to working as an administrator for three months.
•The administrator received a monthly salary of 20,000 baht.
•Authorities seized computers, mobile phones, and routers as evidence.
•The ongoing investigation aims to identify and apprehend all individuals involved in the illegal online gambling network.

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Key Entities

Organization

Cyber Police(ตำรวจไซเบอร์)

The law enforcement agency that conducted the raid and investigation into the "maruay 365" gambling website.

Mae Sot Provincial Court(ศาลจังหวัดแม่สอด)

The court that issued the search warrant for the raid on the "maruay 365" gambling operation.

Place

Mae Sot(แม่สอด)ℹ️

The border district in Tak Province where the "maruay 365" gambling website was based and a suspect was arrested.

Tak Province(จ.ตาก)ℹ️

The province in Thailand where the "maruay 365" gambling operation was based and where a suspect was arrested.

Person

Pol. Lt. Gen. Surapol Prembutr(พล.ต.ท.สุรพล เปรมบุตร)

Commander of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau who ordered the operation.

Pol. Lt. Gen. Naradate Thiprax(พล.ต.ท.นราเดช ทิพย์รักษ์)

Commander of Internal Security Operations Command, assisting the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau.

Pol. Maj. Gen. Kruttas Bamrungratanyot(พล.ต.ต.กฤตัสญ์ บำรุงรัตนยศ)

Commander of Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4, who led the investigation team.

Pol. Col. Nawarat Khamphilo(พ.ต.อ.นรวัตน์ คำภิโล)

Deputy Commander of Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4.

Pol. Col. Puthidpath Phongchaichirakun(พ.ต.อ.พุฒิพัฒน์ พนมชัยจิรกุล)

Chief Inspector of Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4.

Pol. Lt. Col. Chaiphat Chuesai(พ.ต.ท.ชัยภัทร เชื้อสาย)

Deputy Chief Inspector of Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4.

Pol. Maj. Pleunpasith Phrompao(พ.ต.ต.เพลินพสิษฐ์ พรหมเผ่า)

Inspector of Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4.

Thanathorn R. Bawoon Chammanee(ว่าที่ ร.ต.บวร ฉ่ำมณี)

A 33-year-old suspect arrested for working as an administrator for the "maruay 365" gambling website.