Manila, Philippines — Bloomberry Resorts Corp.’s FUNaloMAX has launched a PHP 30 million year-end campaign combining major prizes with a stated focus on transparency, player protection, and regulatory compliance as the online gaming platform seeks to expand its presence in the Philippines.
The campaign, which runs from October 17 to December 27, 2026, features a brand-new red Tesla Model 3 as its grand raffle prize, alongside 250 Apple iPhone 18 Pro units and bonus credit rewards. The initiative comes as Philippine gross gaming revenue (GGR) is projected to grow by approximately 17% through 2030, primarily driven by e-gaming.
“Our Q4 campaign is designed to reward our players and solidify FUNaloMAX’s positioning as a premier, trust-driven digital gaming destination in the Philippines,” said Kelvin Kuan, Vice President for Online Gaming at Bloomberry Resorts Corp. “By introducing high-impact engagement, FUNaloMAX aims to set a new benchmark for transparent, user-centric digital entertainment in the industry.”
The campaign features 10 weekly draws for 250 Apple iPhone 18 Pro units. Eligible participants earn one raffle entry for every PHP 5,000 in accumulated turnover on qualifying slot and bingo games, with no cap on entries.
Two winners will each receive PHP 150,000 in bonus credits in the monthly draw scheduled for November 29. On December 27, a separate draw will award PHP 1 million in bonus credits, followed by the grand raffle for the red Tesla Model 3.
FUNaloMAX said the campaign operates within its broader framework for responsible gaming and regulatory compliance. As a PAGCOR-licensed platform, it uses Know-Your-Customer (KYC) identity verification, data security protocols, and voluntary self-exclusion tools.
Participation is limited to eligible, KYC-verified users, and only those who meet the campaign’s requirements may claim prizes. Suspended, frozen, or otherwise ineligible accounts are excluded.
For more information, visit FUNaloMAX or its official Facebook page.
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