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PAGCOR warns that fake offshore gaming sites falsely claim its approval

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PAGCOR warned that websites were using its name and logo and falsely claiming to hold its approval. Chairman and chief executive Alejandro H. Tengco said the named sites were not authorised under PAGCOR licences; the agency also said all Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations had been banned since 31 December 2024.

Operators and consumers need to distinguish authorised Philippine gaming services from sites falsely claiming PAGCOR approval.

Earlier fines and penalties by PAGCOR

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Lucky 7 Bingo CorpNot statedPAGCOR warns of fake offshore gaming licence linked to Lucky 7 BingoNot stated
Okada Manila, SolaireNot statedOkada Manila and Solaire reportedly end ties with 9 Dynasty in the PhilippinesNot stated

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