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Thailand court orders extradition to China of alleged online gambling kingpin

The extradition clears the way for She Zhijiang to face charges in China related to 239 illegal gambling websites and casinos, with assets over 12.63 trillion baht, prosecutors said.

  • On Nov 10, the Thai court of appeal upheld an extradition order for She Zhijiang, the state prosecutor said, confirming the Nov 6 verdict and ordering his transfer to China within 90 days.
  • According to Chinese authorities, he founded and ran 239 illegal online gambling websites and operated two casinos at Shwe Kokko, a complex on the Thai-Myanmar border.
  • Arrested in August 2022 in Bangkok on an Interpol red notice requested by Beijing, She and his legal team denied wrongdoing and challenged Thailand's extradition law, a challenge rejected last month.
  • The US Treasury Department in September sanctioned nine companies and individuals tied to Shwe Kokko, while the US and British governments also imposed sanctions on She, a prominent figure among Asia's alleged cybercrime operators.
  • Border areas between Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia have become hubs for online fraud, earning billions of dollars from trafficking of hundreds of thousands forced to work, the United Nations says.
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Thailand to extradite gambling kingpin She Zhijiang to China

BANGKOK — A Thai court of appeal has upheld an extradition order against a Chinese gambling kingpin after more than three years of legal

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An appeals court in Thailand has approved the extradition to China of She Zhijiang, accused by Beijing of having run over 200 illegal online gambling operations.

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The Nation Thailand broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Monday, November 10, 2025.
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