The Philippines is betting that credible regulation, not raw growth, is what draws the right operators and investors. Here is what PAGCOR's next chapter means for anyone weighing entry.
Philippine online gaming shrank this year, and that may be exactly what good regulation looks like. A year into PAGCOR's reset, revenue is down sharply, but the number that actually matters is climbing. Why channelization, not revenue, is the real…
Three of four listed Philippine gaming operators posted softer Q1 2026 prints. The fourth has rerated more than 600%. The consensus explanation only gets you part of the way.
On May 21, 2026, PAGCOR's Electronic Gaming Licensing Department (EGLD) issued a memorandum setting out the compliance timeline and consequences for the B2B accreditation transition.
PAGCOR has issued a joint advisory reinforcing responsible gaming obligations around NDRP compliance, data confidentiality, and KYC protocols. Here's what licensees need to know.
The first half of 2025 delivered the most compelling set of growth numbers in Philippine gaming history. The second half delivered something arguably more important: a regulatory framework built to sustain them.
Arden Consult has been selected as the contributing author for the Philippines chapter of the Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide: Gaming Law 2025 — one of the most authoritative legal reference publications in the world.
In the final months of 2025, PAGCOR moved from reactive enforcement to durable architecture—setting up 2026 as the year these reforms are tested, and as the year Chairman Alejandro Tengco’s regulatory legacy is likely to be defined.