EGT Digital Gets 3 PAGCOR Accreditations in Philippines
The company announced the approvals on September 10. PAGCOR now lists EGT Philippines as an accredited provider of Electronic Casino Game content and Sports Betting content, as well as a Game Aggregator.
The three entries cover different parts of EGT Digital’s business. Its proprietary casino portfolio falls under the electronic games approval, while the sports betting accreditation applies to the company’s Sportsbook product. The aggregation approval allows EGT Philippines to offer operators a wider selection of third-party gaming content through the same supplier.
Mariana Manchina, Director of EGT Philippines, described the approvals as an important step in the company’s plans for the local market and said they reflected its long-term commitment to the Philippines.
Aggregator Approval Widens the Available Catalog
EGT Digital said in August that its own portfolio had grown to more than 250 games. Its aggregation platform is considerably larger, with more than 20,000 games from over 200 providers.
That makes the third accreditation different in scale from the approvals for EGT Digital’s own casino and sportsbook products. A Philippine operator using the aggregation service would potentially be able to add content from a much broader group of studios rather than integrate only EGT titles.
Operator Integrations Still to Come
For locally licensed operators, the new PAGCOR status gives EGT Digital several ways into the same account: proprietary casino games, a sportsbook product and an aggregation layer.
The approvals do not themselves change advertising or traffic rules in the Philippines. For affiliates, the immediate effect is more indirect: licensed operators may gain additional games and betting products if and when they integrate EGT Digital’s newly accredited offering.
EGT Digital has not yet named operators that will take the products or given launch dates for the first integrations.