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PHOTO: Spin.ph / PSA THE Games and Amusements Board (GAB) has put the Pilipinas VisMin Cup under re-evaluation, suspending the upcoming Mindanao leg of the newly launched professional basketball league while the investigation is ongoing. The GAB made the decision on Sunday, just days after the controversial match between Siquijor and Lapu-Lapu City sparked a backlash over accusations of game-fixing. The government's regulatory body said the Visayas leg will go on as scheduled but under "close monitoring." “We are in the process of investigation and seriously looking into the allegations of...

Department of Justice (DoJ) (MANILA BULLETIN) Game-fixing like point shaving and other machinations in sports contests are punishable under Presidential Decree (PD) No. 483 as amended by PD 1602. The Office of the Prosecutor General (OPG) of the National Prosecution Service (NPS) of the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday, April 16, said the charges will be filed before the trial courts in Batangas and in the cities of Malolos, Angeles, Pasay, Pasig, Caloocan, and Muntinlupa. To be charged are 12 members of the SOCCKSARGEN Marlins team, namely: coach Fedinand Melocoton for four counts of...

CHICAGO - If you live anywhere in the Philippines, it is impossible not to know what Chooks-to-Go is. Besides its juicy, delicious treat, the chicken giant is a world-class marketing machine. You can't walk in a major city without getting blinded by their red and yellow posters. Other than stuffing so many hungry bellies, Chooks-to-Go also used to be a prominent partner of Gilas and the PBA, hence the company's high profile among the millions of basketball fans in the country. Chooks-to-Go is a major sponsor of the VisMin Cup and its feathers were ruffled by the controversial Siquijor versus ...

Published March 4, 2021, 6:41 PM Maximum penalty of life imprisonment will be imposed against a public officer found guilty of game-fixing, point-shaving, or game machinations in any sports competition as provided under the bill endorsed for enactment by the House Committee on Youth and Sports Development. MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO The House panel unanimously approved House Bill 8870 or the “Anti-Game Fixing Act” that was filed by Deputy Speaker Michael L. Romero and Enrico Pineda, both of 1PACMAN Partylist. Chaired by Isabela Rep. Faustino Michael T. Dy III, the youth and sports develop...