Short answer

• The authoritative source for licensed online gambling platforms in the Philippines is the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR). PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing Department (EGLD) publishes lists of accredited service providers, authorized online/remote gaming platforms and licensed casino operators that run online platforms. (PAGCOR.ph)

Key context (important for accuracy)

• The regulatory situation has changed in recent years: PAGCOR has been relabeling and relicensing offshore operators (formerly called POGOs → “Internet Gaming Licensees/IGLs”) and has taken actions to wind down or cancel some offshore licenses following government direction in 2024. Because of these shifts, the roster of licensed online operators is not static and should be checked on PAGCOR’s site for the current list. (asgam.com)

Examples / common licensed platforms and operators

• PAGCOR authorizes two broad types of online offerings:
  • Service providers / electronic gaming (eCasino, eBingo, sports betting, poker, numeric games) that support licensed gaming venues and their adjunct online platforms. PAGCOR maintains a list of accredited service providers and their registered domains. (PAGCOR.ph)
  • Authorized online/remote gaming platforms operated by licensed land-based casino companies (integrated resort operators and hotel-casino companies). Examples (reported/registered names) include brands run by Bloomberry Resorts & Hotels (Solaire Online) and Travellers International (Newport World/Resorts World) among others. These are examples of authorized online platforms tied to licensed casinos rather than the offshore POGO model. (philstar.com)

How you can get an up-to-date, official list right now

1. PAGCOR regulatory pages — look for:
   • “List of Service Providers and Registered Domains/URLs”
   • “List of authorized online/remote gaming platforms” These PDF/registry pages are what PAGCOR publishes for the public and are the definitive lists. (PAGCOR.ph)
2. PAGCOR FOI / published lists — FOI responses and PAGCOR regulatory PDFs include lists sorted by game offering and licensed entities. (foi.gov.ph)
3. Reputable industry summaries — trade and local media (e.g., CasinoHub, Philstar, industry press) frequently republish the PAGCOR lists and note newly accredited operators; use those only as a secondary check. (casinohub.ph)

Notes on offshore operators / POGOs

• In 2023–2024 PAGCOR moved to reframe and relicence offshore operators as Internet Gaming Licensees and later began winding down/cancelling POGO licenses per Presidential direction. If you are specifically asking about former POGOs that target offshore customers, many policies affecting them changed during 2024 and lists from before mid‑2024 may be out of date. For the current status of any specific offshore operator you must check PAGCOR’s most recent lists or official announcements. (asgam.com)

If you want, I can:

• Fetch the current PAGCOR PDFs (service providers list and authorized online/remote platforms) and extract the licensed platform names and their registered domains for you right now. (This is recommended because the lists change.)