Second man linked to ring that won over S$433k by recording cards at MBS casino pleads guilty


Hung Jung-Hao pleaded guilty to three charges under the Casino Control Act on Dec 6. - LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE: A Taiwanese man has admitted his links to a foreign syndicate that unlawfully recorded cards during games at the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) casino.

Hung Jung-Hao, 28, is the second person to be convicted in Singapore in the case, which saw the syndicate winning a total of $433,730 at the tables from Dec 16 to Dec 23, 2022.

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