PH365: How to Search PAGCOR's Accredited List for a Domain

PAGCOR’s accredited list names every Gaming System Administrator the regulator has approved, plus the brand names and domains registered under each one. It’s a working reference, not a marketing page, and reading it takes a specific search method rather than a skim. This page walks through its columns, a real entry, and how to search the PDF for one exact domain.

What PAGCOR’s Accredited List Actually Covers

The full title is the List of PAGCOR-Accredited Gaming System Administrators and Registered Brands and Domain Names/URLs, currently dated 17 September 2026 and running 15 pages. It covers only Gaming System Administrators (GSAs) — the companies PAGCOR accredits to supply the software and platform behind online gaming — and the brand names and domains registered to each one. A separate PAGCOR PDF covers land-based integrated resorts and their own registered domains, and the two lists are not interchangeable.

The Columns on PAGCOR’s Accredited List

Each row on the GSA list carries the same eight columns:

Column	What it shows
No.	Row number
Gaming System Administrator	The accredited company’s registered name
Game Offering	The licensed game category, e.g. Sports Betting or Electronic Bingo
Main Brand (Max of 1)	The brand’s root word
Sub Brand (Max of 6)	Up to six brand names built from that root
Main Domain	The primary registered domain
Sub-Domain	Registered subdomains of the main domain
Additional URL	Other registered domains tied to the same brand

Reading an Entry: The Juan365 Example

Juan365 is one of the entries on the current list, and it shows how the columns connect:

Column	Juan365’s entry
Game Offering	Sports Betting, Specialty Games, Numeric Games
Main Brand	Juan
Sub Brand	Juanbingo, Juanmate, Juankada
Main Domain	juan365.com
Additional URLs	juan365.ph, juan365.app, juan365.win, juan365.online

A brand’s presence on the list is always about the specific domain, not just a name that sounds similar — Juan365 alone ties to five separate URLs under one accredited root.

Searching the PDF for One Domain

Reading the whole list top to bottom isn’t necessary — the search box does the work, and the same four steps apply to both PAGCOR PDFs.

1. Download the current PDF directly from pagcor.ph.
2. Open it in a reader with Ctrl+F (Cmd+F on a Mac) or an equivalent Find tool.
3. Type the exact domain, not the brand name, since one root word can carry several unrelated domains.
4. Check every matching row’s Main Domain, Sub-Domain and Additional URL columns before deciding.

The Second List: Licensed Casinos’ Registered Brands

PAGCOR’s second list, the List of PAGCOR-Approved Registered Brand and Domain Names/URLs of Licensed Casinos, runs 3 pages and uses a different first column: Integrated Resort in place of Gaming System Administrator, since it covers land-based casino operators rather than GSAs. Its Main Brand, Sub Brand, Main Domain, Sub-Domain and Additional URL columns work the same way as the GSA list. Checking a domain against both lists, not just one, is the only way to be sure a brand isn’t accredited or registered under either category.

What It Means If a Domain Isn’t on Either List

Problem: a Ctrl+F search of both PDFs returns nothing for the domain in question. Fix: double-check the exact spelling and try the bare domain without www or a subdomain. If it’s still absent from both lists, treat the domain as unaccredited and unregistered, and read the wider legal picture for online gambling in the Philippines, where an online casino complaint should go, spotting a fake casino website before you deposit, and how a casino cashier works in the Philippines before depositing anywhere.