Philippine government starts POGO shutdowns
The Philippine government has established a multi-agency task force to manage the closure of 41 licensed Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations.In July 2024, the president...
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Philippines to reduce gaming license fees
Starting in January 2025, the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, Pagcor, will cut gaming license fees. The Philippines, officially the Republic of the...
POGO Ban: A step toward FATF Grey List exit?
A ban on offshore gaming, released on July 22, 2024, can help the Philippines to be excluded from the “grey list” of jurisdictions at risk for money laundering.The...
Philippine President Marcos shuts down all POGOs
The president of the Republic of the Philippines has declared that as of right now, no new Internet Gaming Licensees (IGLs) or Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs)...
Philippines remains on FATF grey list
The Philippines is still listed as having insufficient systems to combat money laundering and terrorism financing on the Financial Action Task Force's anti-money laundering...
Senator Gatchalian proposes ban on POGOs due to rising crime
Because of the rise in illegal activity linked to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs), Philippine Senator Sherwin Gatchalian proposed a bill to outlaw them.
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PAGCOR’s new licensing rules for Philippine offshore gaming
Forty licenses to offshore gambling operators, now known as internet gaming licensees (IGLs), were recently granted by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp..In 2023,...
Philippines fights illegal gambling
The Philippines is increasing its efforts to stop illicit online gambling. In the first quarter of 2024, Globe substantially widened the scope of its efforts by taking down...
Philippines’ gambling revenue expected to surge in 2024
After shattering records in 2023, the Philippines is predicted to enjoy at least a fifteen percent increase in its gambling income this year. The home market will be the...
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