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Thailand Bets Big on Casino Boom

Thailand is moving forward with plans to legalize casinos under the guise of entertainment complexes, sparking debates over potential economic gains and social risks. Advocates argue the initiative could boost GDP, tourism, and job creation, with estimates of 69.6 billion baht in revenue. Critics warn of lax regulations enabling money laundering and social fallout, fearing benefits may only favor elite investors. Civic groups and business leaders urge caution, while proposals suggest locating complexes in less-popular areas to diversify tourism. As the government also explores legalizing online gambling, Thailand’s high-stakes gamble could reshape its economy—or expose deeper challenges.

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