After the crackdown on POGO, the Philippines takes another major step as senators propose a complete ban on online gambling and electronic payment channels.

The Philippine Congress is brewing an unprecedented "online anti-gambling war," targeting the increasingly covert online gambling activities. Several senators have recently submitted bills to completely ban online gambling and restrict the gambling payment functions of e-wallet platforms such as GCa

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After the crackdown on POGO, the Philippines takes another major step as senators propose a complete ban on online gambling and electronic payment channels.

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After the crackdown on POGO, the Philippines takes another major step as senators propose a complete ban on online gambling and electronic payment channels.

Philippine cockfighting sabong disappearance case escalates: mastermind behind the scenes alleged to infiltrate the Supreme Court

Philippine cockfighting (sabong) disappearance case may involve hundreds of lives, Justice Minister says each life "priced at 500,000 pesos"

The Evolution of Legal Gambling: Casinos and Cockfighting in the Philippines

Philippines' Pagcor discovers 276 illegal gambling websites, only half of which have been blocked.

PAGCOR chairman: no plans to bring back regulated e-sabong

PAGCOR states: No plans to restart online cockfighting

Philippine senator opposes e-sabong regulation

Philippine budget secretary dismisses proposal to regulate e-sabong

The Philippine Finance Minister is cautious about restoring online cockfighting to compensate for the losses caused by the POGO ban.

Philippine senators oppose the restoration of online cockfighting, calling it worse than POGO.