As these are up and running in the post-COVID period, PAGCOR chairman and CEO reportedly advised that the regulator is currently committed to ensuring the up-to-date status of its regulatory models and searching for additional models to increase the scope of the Philippine gambling offerings. The announcement reportedly comes after the POGO and PIGO industry developments were respectively launched by the Philippine gaming authority over the last seven years. In addition to the gaming licensing commitments covering land-based casinos and a range of electronic games and sports betting facilities, this Philippine authority is reportedly looking for the new opportunities in both brick-and-mortar and online operations to expand the country’s offerings of regulated casinos. The regulator will reportedly introduce standards to have online poker and enhanced slot machines legalized in the country in an attempt to make the Philippines the leading gaming destination in Asia.Īs reported by Inside Asian Gaming, the regulator’s CEO used the recent G2E Asia Conference event held in Macau to address the question of the further expansion of PAGCOR scope of responsibility. PAGCOR Chairman and CEO Alejandro Tengco has announced the extensive re-arrangement and upgrade of the Philippines’ gaming regulatory frameworks. Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino Destinations, Gaming Law & Legislation, World Casino News, Online gambling regulation, Casinos of the Philippines, Gaming Industry News, Online Poker, Poker, Unlicensed Operation, Licenses, Macau, Asian Casino News, Online Gambling News, Philippines Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.

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