Okada Manila
Paranaque · Philippines
One of the two big integrated resorts in Manila's Entertainment City, regulated by PAGCOR. Its gaming floor is large — the resort's own gaming page claims about 400 table games across the main floor and the VIP clubs, alongside electronic games.
On poker, we have to record a negative. Okada Manila's gaming page names poker only once, in a sentence that runs "from Baccarat and Roulette to Blackjack and Poker", listing it among the resort's casino table games. There is no poker room page, no cash-game stakes, no tournament calendar and no poker section anywhere in the site's navigation; the poker URL under the casino section returns a 404, and the site offers no working search to check further. Read on 28 September 2026.
That sentence is not evidence of a player-versus-player poker room. Casino floors routinely list house-banked poker variants — games where you play the dealer rather than other players — under the word poker. Until we can confirm what is actually dealt, this page says only what the resort says.
The wider context points the same way. The Asian Poker Tour's 2026 season, announced from Manila, has five stops and not one of them is in the Philippines.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Okada Manila have a poker room?
Not one it advertises. Its gaming page names poker only in a list of casino table games, and there is no poker room page, stakes list or tournament calendar on the site as of 28 September 2026.
So is the poker there player-versus-player?
We cannot confirm that it is. Casino floors often list house-banked poker variants, where you play the dealer rather than other players, under the same word. We would rather say so than guess.