HB 4459

House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 9, 2025

An Act Redefining the Crime of Game-Fixing and Prescribing Stiffer Penalties Therefor

In plain language

The Anti Game‑Fixing Act would define game‑fixing, point‑shaving and related schemes, set jail terms of three to twelve years (higher for officials), impose fines of ₱1‑5 million, and permanently ban convicted persons from any sports participation.

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Authors · 3 Representatives

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Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.

SB 379· Filed Jul 10, 2025
Anti Game-Fixing Act
Pending in the committeeSen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada
SB 1699· Filed Jan 27, 2026
Anti-Fixing Act
Pending in the committeeSen. Mark A. Villar
HB 1715· Filed Jul 10, 2025
An Act Redefining the Crime of Game Fixing and Providing Penalties Therefor
Scheduled for Meeting/Hearing on 2026-06-03Rep. Angelo Marcos Barba
HB 4463· Filed Sep 9, 2025
An Act Prohibiting Game-Fixing and Providing Penalties for Violations Thereof
Scheduled for Meeting/Hearing on 2026-06-03Rep. Faustino Michael Carlos III T. Dy
HB 9579· Filed Jun 1, 2026
An Act Establishing a Responsible Online Gambling Regulatory Framework, Strengthening Consumer Protection and Financial Safeguards, Promoting Responsible Participation in Online Gambling Activities, and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS since 2026-06-03Rep. Atty. Gervile "Jinky Bitrics" R. Luistro

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HB04459 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch