The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) warns the public about fake gaming certifications linked to Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation, used to lure individuals into false lottery-related agreements. According to PAGCOR, Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation has been involved in contract agreements with individuals that promised “guidance and support to potentially earn PHP50,000 [£671.48] through the
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) warns the public about fake gaming certifications linked to Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation, used to lure individuals into false lottery-related agreements.
According to PAGCOR, Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation has been involved in contract agreements with individuals that promised “guidance and support to potentially earn PHP50,000 [£671.48] through the Lucky 7 Bet Lottery Platform.” Bettors were required to make an upfront deposit of PHP3,000 (£40.28).
PAGCOR emphasized that while Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation is a legitimate licensee for e-games venue operations as of April 30, 2025, it does not hold any valid offshore gaming license. The gaming regulator clarified that all offshore gaming operations have been officially banned in the Philippines since December 31, 2024.
Atty. Jessa Fernandez, head of PAGCOR’s Offshore Gaming and Licensing Department, shared:
“We urge the public to remain vigilant and always verify the legitimacy of a PAGCOR-licensed gaming entity before entering into any agreements or making any form of payment.”
PAGCOR continues to work closely with law enforcement and legal entities to investigate such activities and hold those responsible accountable.