Cambodia has persistently granted licences to casinos that host online scam centres, despite growing evidence of fraudulent activities conducted within these gaming establishments. Multiple reports have highlighted the operations of online fraud schemes based in casinos across Phnom Penh and other Cambodian regions. These scam centres often target international victims through deceptive online gambling and investment platforms. Observers and critics have raised concerns about Cambodia's regulatory framework and its enforcement capabilities, questioning the government’s control over the licensing process. The ongoing allowance of these licences suggests regulatory weaknesses and a potential tolerance or oversight failure regarding illegal online scam activities within Cambodia's casino sector. This situation impacts Cambodia’s reputation in the gambling industry and raises alarms about the country’s efforts to combat cybercrime linked to gambling venues.