PAGCOR’S shift to being just a regulator: official

The Philippines’ gaming regulator PAGCOR is aiming to establish itself as purely a regulator, shifting out of the operating role after the sale of its Casino Filipino assets, expected in early 2026. PAGCOR Senior Vice President Daniel Cecilio lays out why the changes are necessary and what will shape the gaming workforce going forward, with the newly proposed Gaming Academy.
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[@dankabigting1187]

'tukayong Dan, can you please elaborate the "confidence or non- confidence" of the prospective casino investors you mentioned. I can't understand the "worries" that they might encounter because the present situation tells me otherwise. Why? because private casinos keep mushrooming here and there in the country even as we(government) casinos continue to exist. Not to mention the ones who're lined up to apply for new franchises. The only problem we government casinos have to endure are the regulations(procurement law, etc,) that prevent us from fully expanding our own. Yet, we continue to thrive with our limited resources. Remember the days when we're both dealers then, gaming clients considered us the "creme de la creme" because of we of our exemplary services, palaging puno ang casino noon at di tayo sumuko sa trabaho. Personally, I'm on my last leg in my casino career, but we have to give chance to our young colleague to prove their worth 🙏

[@loewenmarkbaja9950]

Sana ayusin muna mga sitwasyon ng empleyado ng pagcor bago mag announce ng ganyan…😢😢😢empleyado ng Pagcor naluluge

[@derickmalupit7893]

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