The timeline of the gambling website stock case involving MP Suchada and her husband flared up after MP Rangsiman Rome of the Prachachart Party raised the issue in parliament, leaving questions about the husband of the female MP from Chaiyaphum province. This sparked protests in the parliamentary chamber. Outside parliament, Sirichok Sopha, former Democrat MP, highlighted suspicious details about the stock sale. Meanwhile, MP Idea affirmed her innocence and provided information to the DSI. The next developments warrant close attention.
If we outline the timeline in the case of the gambling website stock involving MP Suchada and her husband, it is as follows:
1. The parliamentary debate begins, early October 2026. During the session, MP Rangsiman Rome revealed information linking online gambling networks and money laundering, mentioning that “Mr. Taiyang Sang,” husband of MP Suchada (Idea), was a shareholder in a company connected to online gambling.
MP Suchada immediately protested within the chamber, denying the allegations and asserting that her husband was not involved. She also stated she would pursue legal action if undue damage was caused.
2. On 2 October 2026, Sirichok Sopha exposed initial financial details about crypto loans totaling 1.44 billion baht. The former Democrat MP posted an in-depth analysis of the husband's financial trail, disclosing loans and crypto transactions exceeding 1.44 billion baht, providing supporting data to MP Rangsiman Rome for further investigation.
3. On 16 October 2026, Sirichok Sopha further revealed the 1% shareholding issue, raising questions. He urged action on asset concealment, highlighting documents showing the husband holding a 1% stake in the crypto gambling company Shuffle.com, valued at about 152 million baht. He called on the NACC, Anti-Money Laundering Office, DSI, and cyber police to expedite investigations. MP Ice Rakchanok publicly questioned the husband's occupation and income sources, demanding asset declarations for transparency. MP Suchada responded at a provincial meeting in Chaiyaphum, admitting her husband once held a 1% share but had sold it and affirmed their innocence regarding gambling connections.
4. On 19-20 October 2026, Sirichok Sopha pressed further on suspicious details about the stock sale. He questioned why, despite the company’s high profits, the husband sold 1.47% of shares after results were known. He also requested verification of the actual payment transfers for the stock sale through the British Virgin Islands, worth nearly 200 million baht.
5. Meeting with the DSI / Sirichok submits additional evidence.
On 20 October 2026, MP Suchada and her husband met with the DSI’s Technology and Information Crime Division, submitting financial documents to confirm their innocence. They said they were not worried and pledged full cooperation. On the same afternoon, Sirichok Sopha also submitted evidence to the DSI, urging the case be treated as special to formally investigate the online gambling network and money laundering.