'No More Bets' the first Chinese language film to gross RM10 million in 4 days

Enticed by the promise of high-paying jobs, a Chinese programmer and a model finds themselves trapped in a foreign country as prisoners of a scam mill and are forced to be part of their online fraud scheme.

FILM No More Bets made history when it became the first Chinese-language film to gross RM10 million in just four days since it was released on September 7.

Featuring powerful actors such as Lay Zhang, Gina Jin, Yong Mei and Eric Wang, this film directed by Ao Shen also became the most watched Chinese language film 

No More Bets tells the story of two individuals caught up in a digital age online fraud scheme until they are used and forced to carry out rampant cybercriminal activities.

In fact, as a result of the fraud, a victim almost committed suicide and caused the police to begin investigating the mastermind behind the cyber crime that caused many individuals to lose millions of ringgit.

  Published by Dirty Monkeys, No More Bets is hoped to be able to give advice and benefit especially to those who are vulnerable and easily deceived by cyber crime schemes.

In fact, No More Bets is not just a film but a manifestation of social responsibility, reminding viewers to remain vigilant and stay away from the dangers of online fraud.

"The success of this film has surpassed previous blockbusters and a positive social medium, encouraging viewers to bravely face the challenges of cyber security," he said in a statement.

The film No More Bets is distributed by Megafilms Distribution and is now in cinemas nationwide.