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Cambodia regulator prepares nationwide casino inspections

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Cambodia’s Commercial Gambling Management Commission said officials reviewed preparations for casino evaluations and its priorities for the second half of 2026 at a meeting on 20 July. The regulator did not specify when inspections will begin, how many casinos they will cover or the assessment criteria; officials also discussed its 2027–2030 strategic plan.

Casino operators may face nationwide compliance assessments, although the regulator has not specified their scope or timing.

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Cambodia regulator weighs online payments to improve gambling duty collection

Cambodia's CGMC is considering an online payment system to improve collection and administration of gambling-duty revenues, it said after a Monday conference with taxation officials. The proposed IT system would cover both gambling duty receipts and the regulator's own revenues. The talks come as the government signals tighter oversight of licensing standards and casino operations.

Cambodia's casino regulator is looking at an online payment system as a way to strengthen the collection and administration of gambling-duty revenues. The topic came up at a Monday conference held by the General Secretariat of the Commercial Gambling Management Commission of Cambodia (CGMC). Discussions at the event, which dealt with building an information technology system, drew participants from the regulator and from taxation departments.

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