This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.A group of concerned individuals that include former senator Leila de Lima and former justices Antonio Carpio and Conchita Carpio Morales argue that Pagcor's own rules do not allow POGOs to operate in a foreign country where gambling is illegal
“Pagcor requires every POGO to operate only in a foreign country where gambling is allowed. Clearly, no POGO can operate legally in mainland China which bans all kinds of gambling,” the letter read. PAGCOR’s Offshore Regulatory Gaming Manual Regulation 2 , Section 3Prohibited Acts of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators) dated July 3, 2018: The operator shall not allow its gaming website to be accessed within the territory of the Philippines or in territories where online gaming is prohibited.
“We, therefore, implore the President to direct Pagcor to cancel immediately all licenses of POGOs that cater to the mainland Chinese market,” the letter also read.