Cutting off the links of electronic wallets to gambling websites essentially represents the government's overall stance on the future of gambling.
Currently, the performance of locally licensed gambl…more>>
You say that in the Philippines, there are 60% of illegal underground gambling sites, and then you keep targeting licensed PIGO companies. What does that mean?
Every time you finish, you say it's to …more>>
Whoever tells me that the Philippines will ban PIGO, I'll get anxious with you, as even the congressmen themselves are involved in cockfighting. Guess what, will PIGO be banned?
The bishop pointed out that if gambling for money can be legalized, then why can't methamphetamine?
Logically, some things should always remain underground, such as methamphetamine, gambling, sex tra…more>>
Don't forget one thing, once you return to your country with the PIGO visa, everyone will know what you do. Don't be brainwashed by what people say, if something really happens, you are the one who ha…more>>
Originally, our Philippine site was supposed to launch at the end of the month, and we planned to promote it through some YouTube and Instagram influencers. However, now they are telling me that influ…more>>
Yesterday, my friends and I felt very pessimistic while dining out, as the once stable employment situation in the Philippines seems to be on the verge of disruption again. I've never seen a country's…more>>
PAGCOR has actively requested the withdrawal of advertisements, followed by the central bank's announcement to make payments comply with rectifications, restricting the public from using electronic wa…more>>
Recently, a thrilling incident occurred in Cavite Province, Philippines: a passenger bus suddenly swayed from side to side while on the road, nearly veering off the lane. A passenger captured a video …more>>
Recently, many Philippine legislators have been discussing PIGO, using the bishop's statements as a platform to push their agendas. Some argue that PIGO is detrimental to the nation, while others clai…more>>
For such a small amount of tax revenue, the sacrifice of our own people has been made, allowing a bunch of foreigners to open gambling companies in the Philippines and exploit the wealth of the citize…more>>
This country is truly absurd. Have you ever seen a country where electronic payments are filled with a plethora of gambling ads? It's as if WeChat Pay and Alipay specifically have a portal crammed wit…more>>
My friend works at AG, and he had the opportunity to internally transfer to BP before, but he refused. I was very puzzled and asked him why. Unexpectedly, his response was a wake-up call.
The treatme…more>>
The Xiao Ma family has always been notorious for corruption. Previous generations embezzled and lived in exile for many years, and it's surprising that they could return to the Philippines with legiti…more>>
Why did the Philippines ban POGO and then turn around to promote PIGO? Do the problems that existed with POGO not exist with PIGO? Isn't it worse to exploit their own people? Do they know that the peo…more>>
The cancellation of the POGO policy in the Philippines has impacted many gambling companies there, with a large number of companies choosing to relocate to the Golden Triangle, Europe, North America, Africa, and other regions. The question remains whether to follow the company's arrangements or to v
I left the industry four or five years ago, and now I want to go back. I've received several offers from companies doing local PIGO, and they all say they can handle a white-collar work visa. Although…more>>
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