China's ongoing crackdown on gambling, both domestically and internationally, is intensifying, as authorities aim to suppress demand for illegal betting. Despite these efforts, the gambling industry is reportedly resurging, with much of the activity shifting online and offshore. In parallel, China's internet watchdog has committed to a sustained effort to combat financial misconduct in cyberspace to protect citizens' assets. This crackdown aligns with broader regional efforts, as evidenced by recent actions taken by South Korea, which dismantled a fraudulent online trading network that extorted $6.3 million. Additionally, the Russian FSB has dismantled a criminal network in Moscow, which operated fraudulent international call centers that defrauded victims across more than 20 countries, amassing tens of millions of dollars. European law enforcement has also targeted a criminal network that impersonated police and bank employees to exploit seniors, leading to significant financial losses.