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Marie Antonette Quiogue of Arden Consult in Manila draws strength from her expertise in TMT matters to bolster her offering in the gaming and gambling sector.
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Prediction Markets: Booming Globally, But a Legal Gamble in the Philippines
Prediction markets may be a fascinating new tool for forecasting and investment abroad, but here they squarely hit the regulatory wall of gambling law - a reminder that in the Philippines, not all bets on the future are ones you’re legally allowed to make.
Beyond the Blame Game: Why Illegal Online Gambling Needs Smarter Enforcement
Who really has the authority to shut down illegal online gambling sites in the Philippines? It is a question that continues to cause confusion - not only among the public, but even among legislators and officials directly overseeing the industry.
No New “Online Gaming Tax” Needed: Philippine Online Gaming Already Pays Substantial Government Fees
PAGCOR-licensed online gaming operators (“Licensed Operators”) already contribute significantly to public revenues through a combination of taxes and fees.
Outright Ban vs Smart Regulation: A Legal Perspective on Online Gambling in the Philippines
Philippine lawmakers are pushing bills to address online gambling - some seeking total bans, others stricter regulation under PAGCOR. For effective, beneficial legislation, measures must be grounded in accurate data, solid research, and global insights.
PAGCOR Issues Rules on Accreditation of Gaming Affiliates and Support Providers under New Regime
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has issued Revision 1 of the Regulatory Framework for the Accreditation of Gaming Affiliates and Support Service Providers, outlining accreditation standards for B2B providers supporting the regulated iGaming industry.
Prediction Markets: Booming Globally, But a Legal Gamble in the Philippines
Prediction markets may be a fascinating new tool for forecasting and investment abroad, but here they squarely hit the regulatory wall of gambling law - a reminder that in the Philippines, not all bets on the future are ones you’re legally allowed to make.
Beyond the Blame Game: Why Illegal Online Gambling Needs Smarter Enforcement
Who really has the authority to shut down illegal online gambling sites in the Philippines? It is a question that continues to cause confusion - not only among the public, but even among legislators and officials directly overseeing the industry.
No New “Online Gaming Tax” Needed: Philippine Online Gaming Already Pays Substantial Government Fees
PAGCOR-licensed online gaming operators (“Licensed Operators”) already contribute significantly to public revenues through a combination of taxes and fees.
Outright Ban vs Smart Regulation: A Legal Perspective on Online Gambling in the Philippines
Philippine lawmakers are pushing bills to address online gambling - some seeking total bans, others stricter regulation under PAGCOR. For effective, beneficial legislation, measures must be grounded in accurate data, solid research, and global insights.
PAGCOR Issues Rules on Accreditation of Gaming Affiliates and Support Providers under New Regime
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has issued Revision 1 of the Regulatory Framework for the Accreditation of Gaming Affiliates and Support Service Providers, outlining accreditation standards for B2B providers supporting the regulated iGaming industry.