The Gambling Regulatory Authority has directed the IMDA to order Internet service providers to disable access to the website. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Local actor Terence Cao’s involvement in the filming of three videos for an illegal gambling website has caused controversy, with lawyers saying that he might have committed an offence for promoting the portal.
According to the Chinese daily, Cao played multiple personas in the clips, promoting the joys of “small gambles”. Criminal defence lawyer Cory Wong, 33, from Invictus Law Corporation, said Cao may have advertised unlawful gambling, which is an offence under the Gambling Control Act.Mr Wong said if the website does not have a valid gambling service licence, it will be classified as enabling a form of unlawful gambling – and whoever advertises, or assists to promote, this website will be breaking the law.
According to the GRA website, all forms of advertising and promotion relating to licensed gambling are prohibited unless otherwise approved by it. It is an offence to advertise unlawful gambling in or from Singapore or from outside the Republic to persons in Singapore.
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