Gambling in the Philippines is generally restricted by government laws. Illegal forms of gambling include jueteng, masiao and last two.[1]
History
editOrigins
editGrowing popularity
editGovernment agencies
editPrivately owned companies
editTypes of Gambling
editLegal
editCasino
editLottery and sweepstakes
editHorse racing betting
editCock-fighting
editStreet games
editOnline Gambling
editIllegal
editJueteng
editMasiao
editProminence in various regions
editProvincial gambling
editBlood sports
editLaws and regulations
editEconomic Aspects
editSocietal effects
editCultural impact
editMoney laundering
editGambling addiction
editSee also
editReferences
edit- ^ Joselito Guianan Chan, Managing Partner, Chan Robles & Associates Law Firm (2004-04-02). "Philippine Laws, Statutes And Codes — Chan Robles Virtual Law Library". Chanrobles.com. Retrieved 2013-09-28.
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