Cyber police have expanded their investigation with raids at 11 locations across Bangkok and other provinces targeting the online gambling network.Shuffle.comOne suspect who confessed has already been sentenced to prison by the court.
At 14:00 on 5 Nov at the Technology Crime Suppression Division 2 (TCSD 2) in Muang Thong Thani, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province, Pol. Maj. Gen. Arut Saengchan, deputy commander of the TCSD, revealed that Pol. Lt. Gen. Ruthaphon Naowarat, Minister of Justice, reported the arrest of three suspects linked to the online gambling site Shuffle.com.
Cyber police conducted an investigation into this gambling website network and found multiple related groups. Authorities then launched operations to search 11 locations both in Bangkok and other provinces, arresting 11 suspects and seizing gambling-related equipment including mobile phones and computers from their residences.
Among them, some suspects confessed while others denied the charges. The seized devices and communication tools are currently undergoing forensic examination to gather electronic evidence for the case files. On 5 Nov 2026, officers brought the confessing suspect to face charges and prosecution at the district court, which has sentenced one individual to prison.
Meanwhile, Pol. Maj. Gen. Siriwat Deepho, deputy commander of the Inspector General Office assisting the TCSD, added that earlier on 2 Nov, the media was informed that since the Shuffle.com website is hosted abroad, the prosecution began with investigating players located in Thailand. Currently, Pol. Lt. Gen. Thinkorn Rangmat, commander of the TCSD, is handling the matter seriously, appointing investigative teams and forming 80 operational units after receiving data from three digital asset exchange platforms.
The suspect brought to court today is among those under investigation. Other suspects who deny charges may face legal proceedings supported by electronic evidence. Authorities continue to review data, and if evidence confirms access and gambling via the website from within Thailand, those denying involvement will also be prosecuted accordingly. Further details on the investigation and legal proceedings will be announced by the commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division.