Group: E-sabong industry will be professionalized and regulated

This is what Gamefowl Affiliates of Pitmasters-Philippines Batangas President Fermin Solis has to say as he sees that this can be an industry with a big potential to grow further.

“Lahat naman ng bagay ay tama na mayroon dapat regulasyon, sapagkat tayo ay pumapasailalim sa batas. At maganda na rin naman na bagaman marami ang nakikinabang sa industriya ng [eSabong]… dapat mapatupad ang tamang regulasyon,” Solis said in a press conference with Pitmasters Live. GAPP Bulacan president Maw Acierto also said that e-sabong stakeholders and enthusiasts should have control of their spending as the game was initially designed to become a livelihood.

“Lahat lang po sana ilagay lang sa tamang lugar, sa tamang kontrol. Sigurado naman táyong ang GAPP…ay patuloy na mag-iimprovise ‘yan to continuously professionalize itong ating industriya,” Acierto said.

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