Philippine PAGCOR's revenue reached 69 billion pesos in the first eight months, with significant contributions from gambling but raising social concerns.

Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) financial data for the first 8 months of 2025 shows significant contributions to government finances from gaming revenues. According to the Philippine Department of Finance, non-tax revenues reached 298.3 billion pesos (about 5.1 billion USD) dur

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PAGCOR allocates 50 million pesos to support NBI in combating illegal POGO operations.

Philippine PAGCOR's revenue reached 69 billion pesos in the first eight months, with significant contributions from gambling but raising social concerns.

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The Bureau of Immigration is revoking the visas of POGO employees, while Pagcor is asking the president to pardon 12 gaming companies.

Kidnappings in Greater Manila are frequent! Related to the struggle for illegal POGO territories.

How did gambling tycoons like Guo Huaping manage to break through seemingly strong laws to successfully launder money?

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