DESPITE a government ban, illegal online cockfighting, or “e-sabong,” continues to operate in parts of the country, senators revealed during a joint hearing of the Senate Committee on Games and ...

The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Thursday, Feb. 12, vowed to further intensify it drive against the resurgence of ...

The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Wednesday said it respects Sen. Raffy Tulfo’s criticism of the law enforcement agency amid ...

MANILA, Philippines (Updated 6:22 p.m.) — Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla said there may be a connection between the perpetrators of the drug war killings and e-sabong. At a press ...

MANILA, Philippines — Divers have spent more than a month searching a lake south of Manila for the bodies of men with links to the Philippines’ bloody national obsession: cockfighting. They were ...

The much-awaited return of e-sabong to the country will be professionalized and regulated to address concerns of the public regarding the negative impacts it has on society. This was what Gamefowl ...

DIVERS have spent more than a month searching a lake south of Manila for the bodies of men with links to the Philippines’ bloody national obsession: cockfighting. They were murdered by rogue police, a ...

The suspension of online cockfighting or e-sabong may have impacted the livelihood of about 3.2 million Filipinos that come from the various businesses built around the game fowl industry. Aside from ...

“THE Case of e-Sabong and the Missing ‘Sabungeros’” sounds like the title of a crime-mystery-thriller novel. It may well become one if some enterprising producers turn this whole affair into a movie.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) on Wednesday assured senators that operations of e-sabong have not returned. During a hearing conducted by the Senate ...