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A couple from Kazakhstan have claimed to have won $1m from Sydney's Crow Cung Hidden Camera for a hidden T-shirt.
South All Police said on Sunday the couple had been charged with fraudulently obtaining financial advantage following the construction of the Barangaroo casino.
“Thursday, a 36-year-old woman was seen by casino workers wearing a small, smart camera that spoke through her shirt,” the ajartorportor advisor said.
“The troopers were alerted and went to the casino, where they arrested the woman and her 44-year-old husband.”
The investigators concluded that the family was carrying “small items, electronic devices, batteries, and a mobile phone with a camera that can be used to distinguish the phone, to be captured or to take pictures”.
Officers also worked on small transactions involving cellphones, police say.
The couple had traveled to Sydney from Kazakhstan in October 2025. They applied for helmet members on the day they arrived, police said.
Over the course of October and November, the pair went on a number of casino robberies, winning $1.18m, which raised anti-crown protests, police said.
“With their mobile phones that capture the images of the table, the two tell them the tips that receive the selling tips for the various card games.
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Authorities searched the house on Kent Street in Sydney, where they said they had some types of gambling, jewels and €2000.
Team Leader, Det Peter Faux, said the police and the casino worked together to detect or prevent crime.
“Our monitors are closely related to casino security to detect and disrupt inappropriate activity,” Faux said. “This strong partnership is essential to maintaining the integrity of the sport's operations and is reflected in results like this.”
