Pendapatan kasino Filipina adalah satu-satunya tahap pertumbuhan yang stabil pada suku pertama tahun 2020, menurut statistik baru (dan agak disyaki) dari pengawal selia perjudian di negara ini.
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Walau bagaimanapun, sebagai tindak balas kepada pertanyaan, PAGCOR mendedahkan pada hujung minggu bahawa 11 pemegang lesen POGO kini telah mendapat izin masing-masing dari BIR dan kemudian diberikan ARO oleh PAGCOR.
Pengatur permainan Filipina PAGCOR mengatakan pihaknya sedang menunggu persetujuan dari Pasukan Petugas Antara Agensi (IATF) untuk COVID-19 untuk meneruskan operasi permainan darat di seluruh negara…
Walaupun Filipina terus mendapat perintah Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) di Manila, tempat tinggal banyak Operator Perjudian Luar Pesisir (POGO) Filipina, pengatur perjudian di negara ini telah memutuskan sudah waktunya untuk mulai melonggarkan sekatannya sendiri terhadap industri ini.
Dia percaya bahwa penswastaan sektor ini akan menghasilkan 300 miliar PHP (USD 5,88 miliar) untuk pemerintah yang dapat digunakan untuk membiayai perang melawan wabak tersebut.
The regulator stated “the skeletal workforce” at POGO sites was “no longer allowed”. All POGO employees should “remain in their places of residence” and “no loitering or mass gatherings” would be allowed, said the announcement.
PAGCOR Chairperson Andrea Domingo has issued a 2020 gross gaming revenue (GGR) target of PHP290 ($5.66 billion). That’s a nearly 17 percent increase on 2019’s casino and online gaming win, which totaled $4.85 billion.
In line with the instruction of President Rodrigo R. Duterte to put Metro Manila under community quarantine to prevent the further spread of Covid-19, the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp is suspending all gaming operations effective immediately.
The presidential spokesperson made it clear that Duterte is considering shutting down POGO operations entirely if irregularities continue to escalate. He explained that the president had previously suspended lottery operations when there were questions about anomalies, so he is not averse to the idea of suspending POGO operations immediately.
Now that China has identified Chinese Mainland citizens working in the Philippines without proper working permits, the situation is starting to escalate to a new level. On February 27, the Philippines Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) confirmed it was urging operators to turn over illegal workers with criminal liabilities.