POGO will be banned from operating by the end of this year, but many POGOs will disguise themselves as resorts and restaurants, where there's a will, there's a way.
Xiao Ma suggests, is there no need to prohibit Philippine offshore gambling, internet gambling, and other offshore gambling operations through legislation??? What does this mean, are we supposed to do…more>>
In the case involving 100 people from Cebu's POGO, "Director Zhao" was suddenly raided on August 31, with a second search not starting until November 8, and the trial not set to begin until January 27…more>>
Awesome, the junglers really like playing Infernal Affairs. Seaview Garden Phase 3, the 17th floor Hong Kong premium chat room from two days ago had three people reporting from just one apartment. The…more>>
Nowadays, the big players are trying to "replicate" the model of investing money and building connections in the Philippines to Thailand, attempting to establish a new "safe haven" there. As more and …more>>
Can Xiao Fei's executive order be interpreted as allowing the operation of POGO in casinos like Dream City, such as Fontana, or even within casino-equipped resorts (properties)? Furthermore, does the …more>>
Marcos has finally issued the executive order, but the details remain vague, just like his ambiguous political promises. It seems that the Philippine gaming industry is about to play a game of "guess …more>>
Yes, in a word, no matter if you are POGO, IGL, or anything else, it's banned!
No matter who issued the license or where you operate, it's banned!
All operational standards are primarily defined by …more>>
Most of the content of the executive order is already known from previous news. Both POGO and IGL will be banned. The executive order also provides a detailed definition of POGO business, including th…more>>
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