Huynh Hieu Minh suspected of being involved in a 1 billion NDT gambling ring, uses 4 words to respond

Recently, rumors in the Chinese entertainment industry that an A-list male star gambled heavily in Macau (China) and was in debt have caused heated discussions on forums.

Many famous artists such as Jay Chou, Huang Xiaoming, Wang Feng, Zhao Benshan... have been caught up in the suspicion. Before the rumors, Huang Xiaoming spoke up to respond.

According to the information spread, Huang Xiaoming is suspected of being involved in gambling continuously for 7 days at the VIP casino of Wynn Palace in Macau and has a debt of 1.03 billion yuan. In response to this news, the actor responded on his personal Weibo comment section.

When a netizen directly asked in the comment section: "Did you lose 1 billion NDT?", Huang Xiaoming only used 4 words "Is it a fun game score?" to reply, using a humorous and gentle attitude to indirectly deny it.

In his latest move, Huang Xiaoming posted four photos of himself watching the sunset. Chinese media said that the actor's actions showed that he did not care or was affected by the information being spread.

The star born in 1977 is busy filming in Fujian (China). During this time, he said he wants to focus completely on work.

Previously, when his name was mentioned in the gambling debt scanda.l, Jay Chou, through his management company JVR, quickly issued a statement denying it. In addition, he was accuse.d of owing 1.5 billion yuan and the box office dividend worth 630 million yuan from a Tet movie in which he starred was also frozen by the court.

However, actor Liu Genghong - a close friend of Jay Chou - spoke up to clarify. He shared a photo of Jay Chou appearing at an outdoor event, asserting that the male artist is still focusing on meaningful activities and calling on the public not to spread false rumors.

In addition, many viewers also pointed out the unreasonable points in the information being spread. They said that Jay Chou has never owned real estate in Beijing or Shanghai. According to ET Today, the male singer has not been to Macau for many years. Instead, he regularly updates his life on social networks, recently sharing pictures of traveling in Australia, playing tennis, producing a new album and spending time taking care of his children. Jay Chou happily shared: "The biggest thing street racers and professional racers have in common is that they do not drink and drive."

According to China Times, the Cyber Security Department of the Chinese mainland police recently announced the results of an investigation, verifying that a 36-year-old man surnamed Xu used AI to compose and post rumors that Jay Chou had lost mone.y gambling. This person was administratively punished and detained for 8 days.

This news immediately climbed to number 1 on Weibo's ho.t search rankings, with many comments criticizing and expressing concerns about the spread of false rumors. In addition to Jay Chou, Huang Xiaoming and several other male stars also became victims of fake news.

This article said that the A-list male celebrity continuously gambled at the VIP casino at Wynn Palace Macau (China) for 7 consecutive days and transferred a total of 860 million yuan to the casino through 17 transactions. In the end, due to lack of mone.y, he mortgaged his villa in Chaoyang District, Beijing and his luxury apartment in Lujiazui, Shanghai, and even his private jet. In addition, he was rumored to have borrowed 300 million yuan from Macau gangsters to try to recover the capital but ended up losing everything.

Although the rumor did not name anyone and was unfounded, netizens quickly turned their attention to Jay Chou. Previously, Jay Chou's company in China announced that the male artist had "personal financial problems".

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