188JILI Casinos in Manila: Which Resorts PAGCOR Names

Casinos in Manila fall into two groups: the integrated resorts that PAGCOR’s brand list names, and the smaller Casino Filipino branches and satellites that PAGCOR runs itself. This page sorts the venues into those two groups, tells you where each one stands and shows what the Manila-area revenue line looks like in PAGCOR’s data. It sits under the wider map of Philippine casinos by licence type.

The resorts PAGCOR names

PAGCOR’s List of Registered Brands and Domain Names/URLs of Licensed Casinos, dated 17 September 2026, has a column headed “Integrated Resort”. Five of its eleven entries belong to the Manila area: three by Wikipedia’s description of where they stand, and two by the Manila in their registered names.

Wikipedia places Solaire and Okada Manila in Entertainment City in Parañaque, and Newport World Resorts in Newport City, Pasay, where it opened under its earlier name Resorts World Manila. PAGCOR’s list prints no street addresses, so read the resort’s own contact page for the address of Lavie or Winford. For the full eleven-row reading, see the integrated resort licence list.

City of Dreams Manila, which soft-opened on 14 December 2014 in Parañaque, is described on Wikipedia as the second resort to open in Entertainment City. It does not appear as a row on the 17 September 2026 brand list, which covers resorts with registered brands and domains.

Casino Manila: what the name covers

People searching for casino manila are usually asking one of two things: which resort to visit, or which brand a resort uses. The table above answers the first. For the second, PAGCOR’s list prints a resort name in the first column and keeps brand and domain names in separate columns, so a brand never replaces the resort’s registered name.

One resort on the list carries the words in its registered name: Lavie Resort and Casino Manila. The name Winford Manila Resort and Casino also contains Manila. Neither is a street address, so a taxi or a map search needs the resort’s own page.

PAGCOR’s own Casino Filipino sites in Manila

PAGCOR runs its own venues under the Casino Filipino name. Its Branches and Satellites page lists these inside Metro Manila.

1. Citystate, a satellite casino at Citystate Tower Hotel, 1315 A. Mabini St., Ermita, Manila.
2. Manila Grand Opera, a satellite casino at Manila Grand Opera Hotel, 925 Rizal Ave. cor. Doroteo Jose St., Sta. Cruz, Manila.
3. Malabon Grand, a branch at Malabon Grand Hotel & Leisure Park, McArthur Highway, Malabon City.

Casino Filipino also lists a Cebu branch and a Mactan satellite, which are covered on the casino Cebu venues page. For electronic bingo rooms, which PAGCOR’s electronic gaming department licenses separately, read how eBingo differs from casino play.

How big the Manila region is

PAGCOR’s industry data groups licensed casinos into four regions. The first is labelled “Entertainment City / NCR”, and for April to June 2026 PAGCOR printed gross gaming revenues of 36,825,841,567.30 pesos on that line, out of 45,379,193,786.03 pesos for all licensed casinos. Divided out, that is 81.15 percent of the licensed-casino total.

The same line for calendar year 2025 reads 148,723,311,049.64 pesos of 182,502,810,038.01, or 81.49 percent. Read the detail on the Entertainment City resorts page, which explains what the label covers.

Before you go

Entry is for players aged 21 and above. Casino Filipino says so on its branches page, and PAGCOR’s responsible gaming page lists persons under 21 among those barred from gaming venues.

If you want to stay away from venues, PAGCOR’s online self-exclusion application records an exclusion order in the National Database of Restricted Persons, which applies across PAGCOR-licensed casinos.