BigBunny and the PAGCOR Online Gaming List: Check a Name and Domain

The PAGCOR online gaming list is a public record, and checking a brand against it takes five short moves. This page runs through them with the BIGBUNNY entry as the worked example, so you can see what a match looks like before you try your own. It sits under the wider question of whether BigBunny legit searches can be answered from PAGCOR’s own records.

You need a phone or computer, the brand name and the domain you want to check.

Using the PAGCOR online gaming list in five steps

1. Open pagcor.ph. Type the address yourself, not from a message.
2. Go to Regulatory, then Electronic Gaming Licensing. That department publishes the lists of administrators, brands and domains.
3. Open the list by its full title. For administrators, brands and domains it is the List of PAGCOR-Accredited Gaming System Administrators and Registered Brands and Domain Names/URLs.
4. Search for the brand name. Read the entry number and the administrator beside it.
5. Match the domain. Compare the listed main domain with the address bar, letter by letter.

If step 4 finds nothing, or step 5 shows a different spelling, stop and read the red-flag notes on the trust page before going further.

Worked example: the BIGBUNNY entry

Here is what the five steps return for BigBunny, on the list as of 17 September 2026.

The match in step 5 is the address bigbunny.ph in your browser. The entry covers that domain only. The BigBunny PAGCOR entry broken down field by field reads each row in more depth.

PAGCOR licensed sites: which list to open

People search for PAGCOR licensed sites and land on the wrong list. PAGCOR publishes several on the same Electronic Gaming Licensing page, and each answers a different question.

The BIGBUNNY entry is on the first one.

PAGCOR accredited websites: what the word covers

The word accredited in PAGCOR accredited websites comes from the title of the administrator list. It describes the gaming system administrator, which is the company named beside a brand. The registered brands and domain names sit under it.

So when you check a website, you are checking two things: whether its brand is registered on the list, and whether its domain is the one recorded. Both belong to one row. Neither is a number on a certificate.

When the name or the domain does not match

Lists change, so reopen PAGCOR’s page whenever you want the current edition. For the vocabulary around PAGCOR’s game categories, read about iGaming and where each lane sits, and see what GGR means for the revenue figure PAGCOR reports. The lobby is for 21 and over only.