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PAGCOR is targeting a December 2026 launch for its mobile gambling verification app, designed to help Filipino players identify licensed online gaming platforms and avoid illegal operators. The project includes technical assessments, cybersecurity safeguards and a proposed five-year partnership with DBP Data Center.

PAGCOR is considering the sale of its Casino Filipino business for an estimated ₱20 billion to ₱30 billion as projected losses reach at least ₱7 billion in 2026. The agency is targeting an exit from casino operations in the third or fourth quarter of 2027, subject to government approval and a formal valuation. The proposed restructuring would separate PAGCOR’s commercial casino activities from its gaming-regulation role, with 35 casino operations included in the planned dives

Casino Plus is expanding its Philippine online gaming content through a strategic partnership with Peter & Sons. The PAGCOR-licensed operator will progressively integrate selected titles from the international game studio through 2026 and into 2027. The companies also plan co-branded campaigns and exclusive content tailored to Filipino players, giving Casino Plus a broader mobile-focused portfolio while Peter & Sons strengthens its presence in the regulated Philippine market.

PhilWeb Corp. and JKS Tech Solutions Inc. have entered into a series of transactions that will see PhilWeb and its wholly owned subsidiary invest a combined ₱4.23 billion (approximately US$67.4 million) in JKS, while JKS acquires a 4.85% stake in the listed Philippine gaming technology company. The deal gives PhilWeb a substantial investment in a business-to-business technology and digital infrastructure provider serving licensed operators in the country's digital entertainme

PAGCOR is developing a new player-protection tool for the Philippine online gaming market. The regulator plans to launch an application before the end of 2026 that will help players identify online gaming platforms licensed and regulated by PAGCOR.

PAGCOR expects its 2026 income to fall by double digits as e-wallet delinking and weaker consumer spending weigh on online gaming activity.

At first glance, Super eSabong may look like another form of online sabong. It has roosters, opposing sides, betting options and a simulated fight… but what exactly is the player betting on? This guide takes a closer look at how Super eSabong works, what its betting interface offers, and the key differences between the virtual game and Esabong involving live cockfights.

PAGCOR is placing player protection and responsible gaming at the center of the Philippines’ gaming sector as digital gambling expands and industry revenues soften.

POGO scams alert! PAGCOR warns against fake POGO licenses and reopening claims. POGOs remain banned in the Philippines. Protect yourself...

PAGCOR has raised concerns over offshore online gaming operators masquerading as business process outsourcing (BPO) companies. The...

PAGCOR confirmed it has no jurisdiction over Central One PH, an AFAB-regulated BPO firm in Bataan. The Philippine Amusement and Gaming...