ArionPlay is one of the newer names on Philippine phones, and the useful facts about it are published by the operator itself rather than by the sites that rank for its name. Here is what those say, how the app compares with three you already know, and the check that settles the licence question for any brand in two minutes.
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Search the name and you get a wall of pages that all sound the same. The one place that is not selling you anything is the app listing, because Apple publishes the seller of every app on its store and the operator has to put its own legal name there.
For ArionPlay that name is NEMO Interactive Group Corporation.
That is the fact worth writing down, and it is more durable than the brand. We watched this happen on another page of this site: Playtime became PT Gaming, the addresses changed, and the only thing that stayed still long enough to be checked was the corporation behind it, Playmate Leisure Solutions Corp. Brands are marketing. Companies are what regulators list.
The listing also sets out what the platform offers, in the operator’s own words: slots from JILI, PG, PP and FC, live Baccarat, Roulette and Blackjack with real dealers, sports betting with live odds, and GCash and Maya in both directions, described as instant. The age rating is 18+. The description opens by calling itself the official PAGCOR licensed online casino in the Philippines.
Numbers beat adjectives. All four rows below come from the operators’ own App Store listings, read in August 2026 — not from a comparison table that somebody copied in 2024 and never touched again.
| App | Size | Needs | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| ArionPlay | 32.4 MB | iOS 15.1 | 1.0.8, 17 June |
| PT Gaming | 103.6 MB | iOS 13.0 | 2.8.9, 3 August |
| BingoPlus | 121.8 MB | iOS 16.0 | 5.3.24 |
| ArenaPlus | 177.6 MB | iOS 13.0 | 4.41.1 |
ArionPlay is the lightest of the four by a wide margin — roughly a fifth of ArenaPlus. On a phone that is always a few hundred megabytes from full, or on mobile data rather than home wifi, that is a real difference rather than a spec-sheet one.
The requirement line deserves a second look, though, because it is easy to read backwards. ArionPlay asks for iOS 15.1 and PT Gaming for iOS 13.0, but both of those reach the same hardware: an iPhone 6s or newer can run either. What differs is whether the phone has been kept updated. BingoPlus is the one that draws a hardware line, because iOS 16 needs an iPhone 8 or newer.
And for most readers here this is a footnote anyway. Android runs 87.67% of Philippine phones against 12.32% for iOS, on Statcounter’s July 2026 figures. On Android these apps come from the operator’s own site rather than the Play Store, which carries almost no real-money casino apps.
An operator saying it is licensed is a claim, and claims are cheap to print. The good news is that the Philippines is one of the easier markets in the world to verify, because the regulator publishes the answer as a plain document that anybody can open.
PAGCOR puts two lists on pagcor.ph, each dated in the file itself: one of accredited gaming system administrators with their registered domain names, and one of the brands and sub-brands each of them is allowed to run. Between them they settle every question of this kind.
Learn it once, use it forever. This check does not depend on trusting a rating, ours included. It works the same way for every brand in the country, including any that launches next year, and it takes about as long as making coffee.
We have no arrangement with ArionPlay, which is why there is no button for it anywhere on this page. What we do have is eight sites we have checked ourselves, with the licence numbers written down and the payout times measured rather than promised.
All eight take GCash directly, in and out, with no crypto detour, and seven of the eight hold a PAGCOR licence. If you want the quickest way in: register with your name exactly as it appears on your GCash account, finish verification straight away, and take one small cash out early so you have seen the route work before it carries anything that matters.
If what drew you to ArionPlay was the sports betting sitting next to the slots, there is a closer match on our list than any of the pure casinos:
It puts the leagues and a full casino lobby in one place, streams the matches you have money on, and its daily rebate arrives as money rather than as bonus credit. The details are in our ArenaPlus review.
Apple publishes the seller of every app, and for ArionPlay it is NEMO Interactive Group Corporation. That is the more useful name to remember: brands get renamed and re-launched, corporations rarely do, and it is the corporation that appears in PAGCOR's published lists.
The operator states it directly - the App Store description opens with "ArionPlay - The Official PAGCOR Licensed Online Casino in the Philippines". The place that settles it for good is PAGCOR's own published list of accredited gaming system administrators, a dated PDF on pagcor.ph. Look up NEMO Interactive Group Corporation rather than the brand name, and compare the registered domain against the address in front of you.
32.4 MB, at version 1.0.8, last updated 17 June. That makes it far lighter than the apps most Filipino players already have installed: PT Gaming is 103.6 MB, BingoPlus 121.8 MB and ArenaPlus 177.6 MB. It asks for iOS 15.1 or later.
Yes, in both directions. The listing names GCash and Maya for deposits and withdrawals and describes both as instant. It also names JILI, PG, PP and FC as game providers, live Baccarat, Roulette and Blackjack, and sports betting.
Seven of the eight hold a PAGCOR licence, PHMacao a Curaçao one, and all eight take GCash directly, both ways — no crypto detour, no third-party wallet. Pick the one that fits how you play, start with the minimum, and cash out once early to see the route work.
Gambling is entertainment, not income. You must be of legal gambling age where you live. Every licensed operator offers deposit limits and self-exclusion in your account settings.
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