The Philippine Finance Minister is cautious about restoring online cockfighting to compensate for the losses caused by the POGO ban.

Philippines' Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Minister Amenah Pangandaman on Wednesday (August 21) rejected the proposal to revive electronic cockfighting (e-sabong) to compensate for the revenue loss caused by the comprehensive ban on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO).Pangandaman

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