The Philippines gaming regulator says up to unlicensed offshore gambling operators may be doing business in the country, with some involved in criminal activities. Officials are strengthening efforts to shut them down. Tengco said the pandemic and stricter rules drove some operators underground, and conceded that to illegal operators may now be doing business in the country, including some run by Chinese firms.
According to the Philippine Star, Guo and alleged co-conspirators could face money laundering and human trafficking charges. In another raid in Pasay City in October, police uncovered evidence that workers had been forced into prostitution and subjected to torture. The most effective way of weakening your enemy is to cause trouble in its country. Tengco says PAGCOR will comply with any government order to shut down the industry, but defends the legal operators who contribute millions each year in fees and taxes to the government.
Today, 46 POGOs operate legally in the country, down from about at the dawn of the industry. And we are cooperating fully with the authorities in this regard. Budget Approval to Expand Number of Sportsbooks. Spain Names Gaming Reform Czar.
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