The cold winter has arrived for the Philippine gaming industry, with PIGO facing the fate of being abandoned by the government, drastically reducing the living space for companies with legal licenses.

Recently, the Philippine gaming industry is experiencing an unprecedented winter, with licensed companies facing survival pressures. Data shows that the performance of licensed gaming companies has generally fallen by more than 80%, and among about 60 licenses nationwide, at least 20 companies heavi

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The cold winter has arrived for the Philippine gaming industry, with PIGO facing the fate of being abandoned by the government, drastically reducing the living space for companies with legal licenses.

Philippine online gambling chaos exposed: 60% unlicensed, illegal platforms consume 82 billion pesos annually, PAGCOR's regulatory effectiveness questioned.

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Jiuding Group announced that it will cease operations starting October 31, suspected to be related to the Taizi Group Bitcoin case and tighter regulations.

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France's ANJ appoints Sophie Namer to lead the new Enforcement Bureau, strengthening the crackdown on illegal gambling.

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The cold winter has arrived for the Philippine gaming industry, with PIGO facing the fate of being abandoned by the government, drastically reducing the living space for companies with legal licenses.

Philippine online gambling chaos exposed: 60% unlicensed, illegal platforms consume 82 billion pesos annually, PAGCOR's regulatory effectiveness questioned.