Another group based in the Philippines attacks illegal game in the country. In addition to the continuous battle of Pagcor against illicit game methods, the presidential election of anti-organized crime commission (CAOCC) is now taking a look at the online illegal game.
The Philippines were besieged by online casinos which are not allowed to operate in the country. These include sites like Phlove, which claims that it is under license, but according to Pagcor, this is not the case. The country has also recently expelled Pogos, or the Philippines Offshore Gambling Operators, reducing the rise of illegal games, making money in the country. In addition to that, in June, he also prohibited 7,000 websites and is supposed to continue on this path in the future.
Now the paocc takes measures, but from a different angle. Although Pagcor’s mission is finally to ensure that all the revenues made by the game reach the country’s path, the PAOCC examines it from abusive practices and harassment generally found in money laundering practices.
PAOCC HEAD comments on an investigation
Speaking during a forum at Quezon City on Sunday July 13, the executive director of the CAOCC, Gilbert Cruz, said:
“Our task is to study; We were doing research on these online gaming sites. What is the link with this? What is the intention behind construction? Where is it connected? “
He continues:
“Then, if it has been done as online loans with harassment, it should be deleted.”
Via ABS CBN and the machine translated.
This coincides with the CICC, the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordination Center, forcing influencers and content creators to stop promoting illegal game. On July 11, the government organization prohibited the promotions of these websites without license. From today, whoever was surprised to promote it in the country will be welcomed by an opinion to explain its actions.
Pagcor has also published a new initiative this week because it has prohibited all billboards from showing game advertisements.
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