PAGCOR Issues Warning Over Fraudulent Gaming Schemes Linked to Lucky 7 Bingo
While Lucky 7 Bingo is a licensed operator of e-games venues, PAGCOR has received reports that the company has been linked to misleading agreements claiming to offer "guidance and support" for earning up to PHP50,000 (£671) through a so-called Lucky 7 Bet Lottery Platform.
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has issued a public warning regarding fraudulent gaming certifications allegedly connected to Lucky 7 Bingo Corporation.
While Lucky 7 Bingo is a licensed operator of e-games venues, PAGCOR has received reports that the company has been linked to misleading agreements claiming to offer "guidance and support" for earning up to PHP50,000 (£671) through a so-called Lucky 7 Bet Lottery Platform. These offers reportedly require an upfront cash deposit of PHP3,000 (£40), raising serious concerns among regulators.
PAGCOR has clarified that the licence referenced in these agreements is a fake offshore gaming licence. Offshore gaming operations have been officially banned in the Philippines since 31 December 2024.
Atty. Jessa Fernandez, Head of PAGCOR’s Offshore Gaming and Licensing Department, said:
“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 licence.”
She urged the public to exercise caution:
“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 is continuing to investigate the matter and has reminded consumers that engaging with unauthorised platforms could expose them to fraud or legal consequences.
Just recently, PAGOR announced that B2B suppliers will need to be licensed to operate in the country.
