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Chitchat Gambling Website Tiong CEO and Chiobu Wife arrested!

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Founder of Chinese gambling website linked to S’pore’s $2b money laundering case​

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Wang Bingang (left) and Wang Liyun, who is believed to be his wife, have not been seen for about a month. PHOTOS: ST READER
SINGAPORE - A man who made millions offering illegal online gambling services to players in China is among a number of individuals who avoided arrest in Singapore during the Aug 15 anti-money laundering blitz.

Wang Bingang formed his group in 2012 when he was only 23 years old. In two short years, the young man from Anxi, Fujian, started churning out millions by running the Hongli International gambling site from the Philippines and Cambodia. Hongli means “great profits” in Mandarin.

Wang, now 34, was living in a good class bungalow in Rochalie Drive in Tanglin, which he rented with Wang Liyun, believed to be his wife, when Singapore police arrested 10 foreigners.

His family and helper continue to live at the address.

When The Straits Times (ST) visited the bungalow last Thursday, the metal gate of the two-storey house was wide open, revealing two Toyota Alphards and a Rolls-Royce in the front yard.

Their domestic helper, who has been working for the family for a year, insisted the couple are in Singapore, but were not at home at the time. But others said the pair, who would throw parties at the house every month or so, have not been seen for about a month.

Checks showed that in 2022, Wang Bingang signed up with Sentosa Golf Club, where foreigners have to pay about $950,000 to join as a member.

A Sept 12 notice at the club showed that he, along with five others linked to the investigation in Singapore, had been put on a defaulters’ list, which means he has not settled his accounts there.

He does not show up in business records, but Wang Liyun has interests in several businesses, including a bridal shop.

The pair are on a list of 34 names, which the Ministry of Law sent on Aug 27 to dealers of precious metals and stones to flag for suspicious transactions that may involve money laundering. The list includes the names of the 10 arrested here in the operation,including an individual who is said to be Wang Bingang’s relative.

Assets seized and frozen in the money laundering case here have swelled to $2.4 billion.

In court hearings, police said that one of the accused individuals, 31-year-old Chinese national Wang Baosen, is the cousin of a fugitive they identified as Subject Y.

Wang Baosen, who prosecutors said is linked to a criminal syndicate overseas, is currently facing two money laundering charges here relating to monies from illegal remote gambling.

Police said more than $100 million worth of assets in Singapore belonging to Subject Y have been seized or issued prohibition of disposal orders.
 
Must feel good to live so near the embassies, especially the embassy of their beloved 祖国. :wink:

Less than 200 meters separate Rochalie Drive and 150 Tanglin Road. Coincidence? :cool:
 
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Rumour was going around all this hokkien gang money laundering ring kenna international bust because of the double murder case in the Bali hotel last year June
 
Gambling is legal in sinkie, Philippines and Cambodia.
In sinkieland it’s illegal if pap dun get a cut.
It’s legit in pinoyland and Cambodia but the crux is they offer it to Tiongs in China which CCP deemed it illegal
 
Tiong Wify is more keyi than Some Hokkien Gene insurance agents
 
Must feel good to live so near the embassies, especially the embassy of their beloved 祖国. :wink:

Less than 200 meters separate Rochalie Drive and 150 Tanglin Road. Coincidence? :cool:
The maid claims the couple is still here
Maybe hiding inside the Chinese consulate
 
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