12/28/16 Pagcor may put PhilWeb under bidding process Pagcor would hold a public bidding process to grant next license for eGames.
09/27/16 Pagcor to reinstate eBingo licenses The Philippine government has backtracked on its stance on gaming, withdrawing an earlier move to revoke the licenses for electronic bingo games or eBingo.
09/14/16 PAGCOR will grant iGaming licenses The Philippines seek to boost the casino industry with foreign players, whilst discouraging national gambling.
09/06/16 Ongpin’s PhilWeb shares back on auction After PAGCOR rejected its donation, Roberto V. Ongpin is putting his entire holdings in PhilWeb Corp. back on the auction block.
08/18/16 Ongpin donated 49 percent PhilWeb’s stake to Pagcor Roberto V. Ongpin has cancelled the auction of his 53.76-percent stake in PhilWeb Corp. donating the bulk of it to state-owned Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp.
08/12/16 Pagcor will revoke reduced gambling license fees Fees reduction benefited gaming firms Travellers International Hotel Group, Inc., Bloomberry Resorts and Hotels, Inc., MCE Leisure (Philippines) Corp. and Tiger Resorts Leisure and Entertainment, Inc.
08/10/16 Rodrigo Duterte now targets online gambling cafes The Philippines new president aims at closing online gambling cafes as part of his crusade against on online gambling.
07/12/16 PAGCOR extends PhilWeb iGaming license for a month The Philippine online gambling technology provider announced that PAGCOR extended its online gambling license for a month.
03/21/16 Upcoming assessment on the Philippines and Bangladesh The Financial Action Task Force has its eyes fixed on the Philippines after the Bangladeshi stolen funds probe revealed US$ 81 million found its way to the Asian’s country banking...
03/04/16 Pagcor requires casinos to tighten its internal controls The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp issued a warning intended to remind casino operators to optimise its policies on funds movements and issuances of playing chips.
01/12/16 Philippine gross gaming revenue grew in 2015 Despite the industry slump registered in the Chinese VIP market last year, the Asian country landed a double-digit growth.
