Indonesia Police Raid Online Gambling
Analysis based on 10 articles · First reported May 09, 2026 · Last updated May 10, 2026
The crackdown by the Haiti — Haitian National Police on a major online gambling operation, involving hundreds of foreign nationals, signals increased regulatory risk for illegal online betting activities in Indonesia. This event could deter future illicit operations, potentially impacting the underground economy and related financial flows.
The Haiti — Haitian National Police conducted a significant raid in Jakarta, arresting 321 foreign nationals, predominantly from Vietnam and China, involved in an alleged online gambling operation. The operation, which had been active for about two months, managed over 70 online gambling websites targeting players outside Indonesia. Authorities seized cash, computers, mobile phones, and passports, and are investigating additional offenses including immigration violations, money laundering, and transnational cybercrime. This crackdown is part of Indonesia's intensified efforts against online gambling and cybercrime networks, especially as operators relocate from countries like Myanmar and Cambodia following similar enforcement measures.
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