MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has asked Facebook to shut down several pages and accounts that are being used to promote illegal e-sabong operations.

MANILA, Philippines — Despite the ban on online cockfights issued by President Duterte, the Philippine National Police (PNP) has identified 12 e-sabong websites where bettors can place their bets. Lt.

The operations of online sabong or e-sabong should be scrutinized like the Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGO), Senator Risa Hontiveros said Monday. The lawmaker made the remark as she said ...

MANILA, Philippines — “The Bible says a man reaps what he sows. E-sabong may have been generating some income for the government, but the cost has been too heavy on the lives of the people.” Quoting ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) is facing renewed pressure to crack down on remaining “e-sabong” operations in the country almost two years after the online ...

THE DEPARTMENT of Budget and Management (DBM) on Wednesday rejected a proposal to revive online cockfighting operations or e-sabong, saying the government has enough revenue to fund next year’s ...

At least three senators on Wednesday welcomed President Rodrigo Duterte's apology over his initial decision to allow the operations of online sabong despite several reports of cockfighting enthusiasts ...

A heated argument breaks out between Senator Ronald Dela Rosa and PAGCOR chair Andrea Domingo on whether President Duterte approved the suspension of e-sabong or not MANILA, Philippines – Amid the ...