In the Philippines, online gambling is no longer just an entertainment industry, but a national plunder conducted under the guise of "regulation". Politicians loudly proclaim the cleanup of offshore g…more>>
The Philippine Senate recently passed a significant bill in its second reading, aimed at completely banning offshore online gambling (POGO) and legally defining it as an illegal activity. The proposal…more>>
2025 was supposed to be Thailand's year. Grand plans, promises full of hope—casinos were finally going to be legalized, and online gambling was on its way. For a moment, the entire country seemed read…more>>
Entertainment complex × Thai tourism industry, will it become a booming revenue matrix as most people say, or will it overly rely on the legal gambling economy and one day cause a financial collapse that drags down the government budget?
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The Consular Protection Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes you health and safety! During your stay in the Philippines, please …more>>
The Poipet border (in Poipet City, Cambodia) has become a hub for multiple "parks" dominated by Chinese, primarily engaged in online gambling and telecommunications fraud. These parks are often disgui…more>>
The Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Kidnapping Group (AKG) reported on Tuesday that since January 2024, a total of 40 kidnapping cases have been recorded, with 10 victims being Chinese citizens,…more>>
I have been overseas for several years now, initially coming here to work with a mindset of trying something new. Currently, I mainly travel among several countries in the Indochina Peninsula. Since I…more>>
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On Monday afternoon, law enforcement in the Philippines raided the basement of a hotel in Pasay City, uncovering an underground online gambling den allegedly involved in POGO operations!
During the o…more>>
In addition to the time governed by law, various kidnappings and robberies concerning personal safety also occur from time to time. Paying attention to similar cases is for prevention, hoping everyone stays safe!
Manila—The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) stated on Tuesday that it will continue to monitor the operations of small-scale POGOs that violate its industry ban.
PAOCC vows to cra…more>>
According to Philippine media reports, the Philippine Immigration Bureau stated today that the Philippine government will fully search for and deport more than 11,000 POGO workers still in the Philipp…more>>
Recently, a series of thefts targeting the residences of Chinese citizens has raised concerns. According to reports, the suspect is a former employee of an online gambling company, accused of robbing …more>>
Xiaofei reported today that another 34 Chinese nationals were deported back to Xiamen! Most of them are employees from the No. 3 Park. Last week, nearly 180 Chinese citizens involved in online gamblin…more>>
On Friday morning, the National Bureau of Investigation arrested 59 workers suspected of engaging in online gambling in Panabo City, Davao del Norte. POGO workers are reminded to voluntarily leave bef…more>>
Under the POGO ban, online gambling operators are no longer under regulatory cover, and traditional forms of electronic fraud seem to be falling behind, with guerrilla electronic fraud rising rapidly!…more>>
Where will the next online gambling empire be? Laos? Thailand? Cambodia?
As the Philippine government intensifies its crackdown on illegal online gambling, along with the recent issuance of a comprehensive prohibition order on POGOs, there is virtually no room for gambling to survive in the Philippines currently.
Indonesia is cracking down on online gambling, how are you guys doing?
