Casino Reviews & Comparison

How we rank these platforms

Every score on this page comes from the same checklist, applied the same way to each platform. Licensing comes first: a platform we cannot verify against PAGCOR’s lists is not listed at all. After that we look at games and providers, bonus terms, payment options, the mobile experience, and support and reputation. Licensing carries the most weight; the mobile experience and support carry the least. The full method, including how each factor is weighted, is on our How We Rate page.

Two things we do not do. A casino cannot pay for a higher position, and a high score is not a promise about anyone’s experience — withdrawals, bonus approval and account checks are decided by the operator, not by us. We work from public records (PAGCOR lists, operator sites and app stores) and update scores when those records change. We may earn a commission when you sign up through our links; that never changes the order of the list.

How to check a platform on PAGCOR’s register

A brand name on a banner is not proof of a licence. What matters is whether the exact web address you are about to use appears on PAGCOR’s own list. It takes about five minutes:

1. Open PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing page at pagcor.ph/regulatory/cegs.php. It links two lists that matter to players: the List of PAGCOR-Accredited Gaming System Administrators and Registered Brands and Domain Names/URLs, and the List of Registered Brands and Domain Names/URLs of Licensed Casinos.
2. Check the “as of” date at the top of each PDF. PAGCOR replaces these files under the same file name, so the date is the only way to tell versions apart.
3. Search the PDF for the exact domain shown in your browser’s address bar, not just the brand name. Look-alike sites often copy a real brand’s name and logo but use a different address.
4. If you cannot find the domain on either list, stop before you deposit — whatever the site’s banner says.
5. PAGCOR’s Responsible Gaming page also points players to pagcorguarantee.ph, its directory of PAGCOR-authorized online gaming websites, to check a site before you play or pay.

We record every change between versions of these lists in our PAGCOR register changes log, with a downloadable CSV that points each row back to the PDF page it came from.

Payments today: GCash and Maya

Payment rules for online gaming changed sharply in 2025 and are still moving. In August 2025, BSP Memorandum M-2025-029 told BSP-supervised institutions to remove in-app gambling links within 48 hours, and GCash’s Help Center says licensed gaming top-up and withdrawal services were removed from GCash effective 16 August 2025. On 10 December 2025, PAGCOR said it had banned credit cards and cryptocurrencies for betting.

We do not say which platforms accept GCash. Treat any payment method shown on this page as something to confirm on the operator’s own cashier page, not as a guarantee that it works today. Our GCash and Maya policy timeline lists the dated official source behind each change and is updated monthly.

What changed on PAGCOR’s register recently

PAGCOR’s register PDFs carry no change notes, so we compare each version ourselves. Between the 6 January and 29 October 2026 versions, the list of accredited gaming system administrators and registered brands went from 65 entries to 58, and the list of registered brands and domains of licensed casinos went from 12 licensed casinos to 9.

A shorter list does not by itself tell you why an entry left — PAGCOR’s files do not say. Entry-by-entry detail, including domain and brand-name changes, is in our register changes log. If a platform you use is no longer listed, check the current PDF yourself before you deposit again.

Play responsibly (21+)

Online gaming in the Philippines is for people 21 and over. PAGCOR also bars government officials and employees, members of the AFP and PNP, people on the National Database of Restricted Persons, and employees of licensees or GEL holders from playing on any online gaming platform. Set a budget before you play, never borrow to gamble, and do not chase losses. If gambling is causing harm, PAGCOR runs self-exclusion and family exclusion programmes — the steps and forms are on our responsible gambling page.

Verified from PAGCOR, 3 November 2026 · PAGCOR Responsible Gaming ↗

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