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After the Philippine Entertainment and Game Company (PAGCOR) experienced various problems with offshore operators related to the fight against crime and finally succeeded in increasing game revenues after the pandemic, the company is expected to finally take time and plan to make it a reality. In early 2024, regulators will launch their own online casinos.

New Online Adventures:

 On July 20, the regulator decided to announce its plan to the public. The casino will start with the famous casino Philippine brand, and players around the world will be able to enjoy some of the most popular games on the casinofilipino.com website.

The launch of the online casino is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2024, and PAGCOR plans to bring it as close as possible to the entire gaming experience of the land-based casino. To achieve this, regulators will use virtual reality-based technology. Players can experience the sounds and sights of physical casinos, so the entire gaming experience will be as reminiscent of a traditional land-based casino as much as possible.

Alejandro Tengco, CEO and chairman of PAGCOR, said, "It will allow players to interact with digital opponents of traditional casino games. It will also transcend physical boundaries and allow users around the world to interact and participate in virtual environments. It can reach global audiences and establish a presence in the virtual community of enthusiastic gamers. It will also provide opportunities to tap into new markets and diversify our customer base."

According to the source, Tenco believes that the development of online casinos will be of great help to the market as a whole, and that the market will reach new customers and expand further, and that the cost savings will be less than traditional casinos.

It is not yet clear whether PAGCOR will become the owner of casinofilipino.com or stick to its plan to sell the casino to the company in the coming years.

New adjustments and improvements:

In the future, PAGCOR will focus on upgrading slot machine operations, making them more modern as the market grows today. Initial work has already begun and 3,500 old machines will be replaced with new ones. In addition to machines, PAGCOR will work on developing information technology programs and systems, which will improve the casino management system of regulators.