Casino Plus CEO named among most influential gaming leaders

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June 15, 2026 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — Casino Plus chief executive officer Evan Spytma has been recognized as among the industry’s most influential leaders for helping shape the global gaming landscape.

Gaming events authority group SiGMA has honored Spytma with a “Hall of Game” award, citing his decades of experience in gaming, technology and hospitality as a driving force behind the country’s digital entertainment industry.

“This milestone is both humbling and deeply reassuring. I could not have done this alone – not without the game developers, partners and government regulators who share our commitment to responsible gaming,” Spytma said.

“We know how demanding this industry can be, but that challenge is precisely what pushes us to do better. At Casino Plus, while we strive to provide a healthy playing environment, we constantly remind our players to stay in control and play responsibly – and that is how we truly win the game,” he said.

Casino Plus is one of the country’s leading entertainment and gaming platforms, duly licensed and accredited by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR).

Casino Plus said the recognition underscores the company’s continued influence in the gaming industry and reflects its commitment to innovation, responsible gaming, and delivering world-class digital entertainment experiences for Filipino players.

“By inducting these visionaries into the SiGMA Hall of Game, the awards celebrate those whose lasting impact continues to influence and inspire regulatory evolution on a global scale, highlighting the importance of regulatory excellence and recognizing the leaders behind the scenes,” SiGMA said.

In accordance with PAGCOR’s responsible gaming code of practice, Casino Plus is reminding players that gaming is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered a source of income or a means of financial relief.