Gambling in the Philippines

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Gambling in the Philippines is generally restricted by government laws. Illegal forms of gambling include jueteng, masiao and last two.[1] Street games such as Bingo, Tong-its, and Pusoy Dos are also considered part of gambling.[citation needed]

There are no laws prohibiting online gambling in particular, therefore legal.[2]

The Philippine government owns Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, a gaming company. Charity sweepstakes and lotteries (including online Keno) are also managed by the government through the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.[3]

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