PAGCOR Online Casino List: Two Files and One Lookup Site

The current edition of the PAGCOR online casino list carries the date 29 October 2026, and this entry settles where to find it and how to read it until the next edition replaces that one. It is not one document. Two PDFs and a lookup site do the job between them, and each answers a slightly different question.

Where the PAGCOR online casino list lives

PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing Department links both PDFs from its own page, and the copies now posted were last modified on 3 November 2026. PAGCOR’s stated next step is a mobile app that identifies licensed platforms, with December 2026 as the target.

How to search the two files

1. Open each PDF and start find-in-page (Ctrl+F on a computer, the browser menu on a phone).
2. Search the brand three ways: written solid, with a space, and with a hyphen.
3. Search the domain on its own, leaving off any www or https.
4. When a row appears, read across it: a main brand may hold up to 6 sub-brands, and each row sets out its own domains.
5. Write down the edition’s as-of date, printed on page one, since an old copy can mislead.

A listing reaches only the domains printed in that row. A brand name on the list does not vouch for a similar address that the row leaves out.

What a missing name tells you

Absence is a narrow finding. That address gets nothing from PAGCOR’s files, and the PAGCOR self exclusion route will not reach it, because exclusion applies across sites PAGCOR licenses or operates. PAGCOR has separately warned players: take part in unauthorized gaming and the law can punish you for it.

Run those same searches on PH365 and the lobby hosts it uses, and this edition returns no row. The list cannot say why a name is missing, so read it as a fact about the list and decide from there. The rules on who may play at all are in legal age for online betting, with the other bars.

The Join 76JL button here leads to 76JL, another casino; put that name through the same searches.

Red flags to watch for

• A screenshot of the list instead of the list. Open the PDF on pagcor.ph yourself, since an image can be edited and may be out of date.
• Certificate-checking sites with PAGCOR-like names. Three hosts are named in PAGCOR’s public notice as generators of counterfeit certificates. One is validator.pagcor-licence.ph, another licensing.newwavelicensing.ph, and the third verification.pagcorlicense.ph.
• A row that fits the brand but not the host. Before typing a password into any casino login form, match the address against the row.
• A list date nobody will show you. A site confident of its entry can point to the edition that holds it.

Other reference entries sit in the casino blog index, filed by topic.