Which online casinos are licensed in Philippines?

The register records that Philippines requires a local licence. 136 casino brands hold an active licence valid there, as of 8 Oct 2026; they are listed below A–Z. In this market, only operators holding the local licence may offer online casino games. Legal age: 21+.

Source: Official source · read 2 Oct 2026

Status

Local licences

Regulator

PAGCOR (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation) – Electronic Gaming Licensing Department

Legal age

21+

Licence regime

Domestic online gaming licence (e-Games / PIGO) issued to accredited Gaming System Administrators (GSA), per offering: Electronic Casino Games, Electronic Bingo Games, Sports Betting, Specialty Games, Numeric Games, Online Poker Games, Traditional Bingo Games; separate accreditation of Gaming Affiliates and B2B service providers

Key facts

Online gambling legal only on PAGCOR platforms (geofenced to the Philippines, local servers, KYC with an identity document and a selfie before deposit, minimum age 21). Moratorium on new e-gaming licences since March 2024, confirmed in August 2026 (consolidation: 48 operators). Fee of 30% of GGR for e-gaming operators; Minimum Guaranteed Fee for all GSAs since 1 April 2026; obligation to use only PAGCOR-accredited B2B providers after 31 March 2026. Anti-POGO Act (RA 12312, signed on 23 October 2025): permanent ban on offshore gaming (POGO/IGL) and revocation of all offshore licences, including those of the economic zones (CEZA, APECO). Stricter regulation of advertising (fines against promotion by influencers); bills in the Senate aiming to ban or restrict online gambling (notably via e-wallets), not adopted to our knowledge.