Are Chinese lives really so worthless in Southeast Asia?

I've only been in Southeast Asia for a few months and am new to this industry. Honestly, seeing so many news stories about Chinese people being kidnapped and killed recently has been really upsetting …more>>

It's tough to be a headhunter nowadays.

Various domestic propaganda has made the work of headhunters increasingly difficult. Now in places like Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos, we simply don't operate anymore, as locals immediately associate it…more>>

No matter whether in the Philippines, Cambodia, or Thailand, paying attention to the following points will generally ensure safety.

First, be low-key, no matter where you are, always be low-key, as the bird that sticks out gets shot.
Second, be friendly. Don't act like a big shot everywhere, thinking you're above everyone else. R…more>>

Be extra cautious when friends you met on the plane or on TikTok invite you out. There are now cases of people pretending to be acquaintances, luring others to meet for drinks and then kidnapping them…more>>

From the recent underpayment and treatment of employees by various companies, we can see the plight of workers in the gambling industry.

This industry has been a gray area from the start, with no real trade unions or effective legal protection mechanisms. When workers face unfair treatment, the only thing they can do is to expose it th…more>>

"【PASA In-depth Original】The scams won't fall, the park doesn't stop"

1. The profitability of fraud far exceeds most industries
The reason why the fraud industry continues to thrive is fundamentally because it is too profitable. Compared to traditional crime, fraud is …more>>

Regret! Beware of Southeast Asian gambling company scams, personal experience tells you the truth!

Recently, I've seen many high-paying recruitment ads on Telegram for customer service and promotion roles, promising monthly salaries of 2000U-2500U, claiming short working hours, 6 days off per month…more>>

Kunming: China and ASEAN Announce War on Southeast Asian Fraud Syndicates

China and Southeast Asian countries including Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam recently reached a significant consensus in Kunming to launch a special operation against transnational tel…more>>

After fifteen years in the gambling industry, here's a review of various positions in the Chinese gambling sector.

Before working in the gambling industry, different positions have their own challenges and unwritten rules that need to be clearly understood and mentally prepared for:
**Development/Design:**
**Dev…more>>

The Cambodian gambling industry will face fierce competition.

By the end of 2024, the Cambodian government had issued a total of 195 casino licenses, but one was revoked, one suspended, and 15 had expired, leaving only 178 casinos in operation. Despite this, the…more>>

Share with everyone, where should the money earned be placed?

I have been struggling in the Philippines for five or six years, and recently I have actually been worrying about this matter. I would also like to hear everyone's opinions and discuss together.
1. T…more>>

Lao women are more sober than Burmese people.

Where will the next online gambling empire be? Laos? Thailand? Cambodia?

How is Laos now? Can any boss share some insights?

"Such a terrible place that I wouldn't go even if paid, are we brothers really going to end up in Laos?"

Walking on the streets of Southeast Asia, although they are not as tidy or modern; those who know, know that each restaurant opens whenever they feel like it, so don't wait until you're hungry to look…more>>