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PAGCOR plans to launch an app before year-end to steer online gaming players toward licensed platforms and strengthen efforts against illegal operators.
The DND vows to continue enforcing Philippine laws against illegal activities involving Chinese nationals as the government reveals it filed 27 diplomatic…
Philippines gaming revenues fell 20.33% to P88.13B in Q2 2026, with PAGCOR reporting weaker electronic gaming income and a 26.64% drop in first-half revenues…
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Quezon City Police District arrests an alleged Bahala Na gang member in Barangay Masambong for involvement in the illegal numbers game “Basketball Ending.”…
China has condemned Japan and the Philippines’ decision to launch maritime border talks, calling the negotiations illegal and invalid while asserting exclusive…
The Philippine gaming industry’s gross gaming revenue fell 15.87% to P87.60 billion in Q1 2026, as PAGCOR cites weaker electronic gaming, softer discretionary…
China is using increased ship deployments and harassment in the West Philippine Sea to normalize its illegal presence in Philippine waters, the AFP warns, as…
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) is stepping up efforts to strengthen the country’s gaming industry against illegal operators by…
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) said Friday it will comply with any laws enacted by Congress regarding online gambling, amid renewed…
‘We urge everyone to remain vigilant and to always verify the legitimacy of any gaming site before engaging in it.’
PAGCOR warns the public against several illegal offshore gaming sites misusing its logo and fake licenses, urging vigilance amid a nationwide ban on POGOs.
‘We are taking statements from the repatriated workers through our Anti-Illegal Recruitment Unit, and they have identified certain Philippine-based recruiters’