Here’s the reaction of Karen Davila on the monthly income of Atong Ang from e-sabong
KAREN DAVILA – The broadcast journalist reacted to the 3 billion peso monthly gross income of Atong Ang from e-sabong.
Online sabong or eSabong is the online/remote or off-site wagering/betting on live cockfighting matches, events, and/or activities streamed or broadcasted live from cockpit arena/s licensed or authorized by the Local Government Units having jurisdiction thereof.
The Senate has called on an investigation after some “sabungeros” or cockfighters went missing in recent months for unexplained reasons.
Among those who were summoned to appear before the Senate to probably shed some light on the investigation is businessman and gaming consultant, Atong Ang.
In a previous hearing, he revealed that he’s earning as much as 3 billion pesos out of his online sabong firm.
A lot has reacted to his revelation and one of them is broadcast journalist Karen Davila.
Eventually, she went to the microblogging site, Twitter wherein she shared her reaction.
According to her, among those who became addicted to this online betting game are carpenters, waiters, security guards, drivers, vendors- the ordinary citizens.
Here’s her Twitter posts:
Meanwhile, in the latest Senate hearing, Atong Ang disclosed the names of the personalities who allegedly wanted to overthrow his e-Sabong firm Lucky 8.
At least 90-95 percent of e-sabong players in the Philippines are customers of Ang, hence the businessman believes that there are other firms envious of him.
Ang claimed that there were personalities who were possibly involved in a “conspiracy” to overthrow him.
“Anim kami na magkakakilala rito. Number 1, ako. Number 2, Bong Pineda. Number 3, Cong. Teves, number 4, di ko kilala mga kumpanya nila eh, kay ex-congressman Patrick Antonio. Number 5 kina Mayor Elan. Number 6, kina Gen. Cascolan, class ’86,” said Ang after he was challenged by Sen. Franklin Drilon to name the personalities.
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