Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri questions gambling policy: Why ban POGO but allow PIGO?

The Philippine government has completely banned Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO), but Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri is puzzled why the government still allows "Philippine Inland Gaming Operators" (PIGO) to operate, and suggests considering a ban on PIGO as well.PIGO refers to licens

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The deadline for POGO has passed! The gambling army relocates to Thailand, lavish spending sparks social concern.

As the Philippine government further tightens its gambling policies, the last day of its implementation, December 31, 2024, has passed, marking the complete shutdown of the gambling industry in the Philippines.The gambling industry, once reliant on the Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (PAGCOR),

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The road back to the Philippines is closed; do you regret coming to Thailand? What is the future of the gambling industry in Southeast Asia?

In 2024, as various countries scrutinize, policy changes or industry shifts, many gambling employees and bosseshave moved from the Philippines to Thailand, Dubai, Cambodia, and other countries, and some even hope that one day they can return to the Philippines to continue their unfinished "dream" g

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Exclusive! Phoenix and BOMAO platforms announce shutdown, attributing it to the Philippines' ban on POGO policy.

On October 31, 2024, the established platforms Phoenix and Boma officially announced their shutdown, declaring an immediate permanent cessation of global operations. The announcement attributed the closure to adjustments in the Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) policies and changes in the m

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Key Points! Summary of the Philippine Senate hearing on the anti-POGO and anti-online gambling bill on September 12!

On September 12, the Philippine Senate held a hearing on the Anti-POGO Bill and the Anti-Online Gambling Bill, here is an exclusive summary of the meeting content organized by Bo Le Headlines:Date: Thursday, September 12Topics: Anti-POGO Bill and Anti-Online Gambling BillI. CEZA (Cagayan Economic Zo

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Electronic games drive a 32% increase in PAGCOR's gambling revenue for the second quarter

The Philippines Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) saw a 32% increase in total gaming revenue (GGR) in the second quarter of 2024, primarily due to the significant growth in the electronic gaming (e-games) sector. This sector's revenue increased by 525% year-on-year, setting a new record.PAG

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Jade SportsBet is back online

Jade SportsBet, the sports betting subsidiary of Jade Entertainment & Bet Construct, has announced that it is back online after a period of downtime during which the company attempted to enhance its product offering. Jade Sportsbet was launched in the Philippines in December 2022 as par

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