It comes after the governance in Thailand voted down a censure motion against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, which largely cited the impact of the legalisation of gambling venues in Thailand.
It means the draft progress bill for land-based casinos will be considered on Thursday, with it anticipated to outlast opposition.
In a key boost to the bill, the legislation of Thai casinos was backed by public feedback this week following the consultation, with 80% of those asked supporting the proposals.
There was, however, backing for the eradication of the significant limitations put on Thai residents when it comes to the casinos.
There were previous reports that Thai officials would implement a rule that meant that Thai citizens would need at least $1.5m in assets to access casinos in the country.
Yet, providing a summary of responses, it appears t..
