The cold winter has arrived for the Philippine gaming industry, with PIGO facing the fate of being abandoned by the government, drastically reducing the living space for companies with legal licenses.

Recently, the Philippine gaming industry is experiencing an unprecedented winter, with licensed companies facing survival pressures. Data shows that the performance of licensed gaming companies has generally fallen by more than 80%, and among about 60 licenses nationwide, at least 20 companies heavi

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Colombian gambling industry criticizes government for maintaining a 19% VAT on online gambling: damages competitiveness and fosters illegal market.

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Online gambling in Oecusse, East Timor, declared illegal: Regulatory authorities strictly investigate unlicensed operations.

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The cold winter has arrived for the Philippine gaming industry, with PIGO facing the fate of being abandoned by the government, drastically reducing the living space for companies with legal licenses.

Philippine online gambling chaos exposed: 60% unlicensed, illegal platforms consume 82 billion pesos annually, PAGCOR's regulatory effectiveness questioned.

The transaction volume of online gambling in the Philippines plummeted by 50%, and eight thousand gambling platforms were shut down.

The scale of the underground gambling market in the United States is astonishing! Annual betting amounts reach up to $673.6 billion, with tax revenue losses exceeding $15.3 billion.

After the raid near the Makati Jazz Residences, an illegal POGO den was busted, 41 people were rescued, and 7 suspects were arrested.

Illegal gambling continues unabated! PAGCOR admits it has no authority to shut down websites, government tightens online gambling regulation.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines ruled that Guo Huaping (Guo Aili) must appear in court, and the investigation into the illegal POGO case will be escalated.

Philippine authorities raided an illegal offshore gambling den in Davao City, arresting 8 Chinese nationals.