After some major companies left, many who were unwilling to leave the Philippines took jobs with Company G. It was widely rumored that Company G had strong ties with the current government, and its subsidiary was a listed company in the Philippines, making significant local contributions. Thus, even those involved in POGO operations under Company VI were believed to be safe. Some even said that since Company G held the licenses, staying in the Philippines to operate POGO would be without issues.
However, yesterday's incident revealed a truth: even with Company G's significant influence, they could only comply with the authorities' request to temporarily cease operations to avoid inspections. What does this tell us?
It indicates that their operations are not legal. If they were legal, why would they need to leave before inspections? Why couldn't they continue working in front of the NBI? Of course, risk and reward are proportional; some know the truth, and some do not. It's a matter of personal awareness.
The truth that was washed out by RCBC
RCBC is being investigated, part of AG's POGO operations are impacted.
3月19日下午，菲律宾执法部门对位于马尼拉Makati的RCBC大楼展开了一场突袭行动，现场逮捕了200余名涉案人员。此次行动在行业内引发强烈震动，大量消息确认被查封的POGO平台为AG集团旗下的K8凯发娱乐国际盘。据悉，警方突袭时，该楼层正在召开管理层会议，现场高层人员被“一锅端”，无一漏网！
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Old Du is almost gone, where is there any umbrella left?
Now, POGO has no legal ones, those who believe are idiots.
I originally thought that some G was a safe haven for Philippine gambling, but now it seems uncertain.
Being able to receive notifications is part of the skill, you know nothing at all.
It's a well-known fact, giving each other a way out makes it less fun when you say it out loud.
A group of people masturbating
Do you think the people inside don't know? It's just self-deception.
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