Bloomberry Resorts Corp., the operator of Solaire, has launched OnlyFun.PH, a regulated platform that brings online gaming, livestreamed shows and creator-led content together in a single app.
The company describes OnlyFun.PH as a live interactive entertainment platform. Users can watch shows hosted by streamers and digital personalities, chat in real time with the hosts and other viewers, and access gaming services on the same platform, the Daily Tribune reported.
The product is aimed at consumers looking for mobile entertainment and real-time interaction. It sits inside FUNaloMAX, the digital gaming portfolio Bloomberry launched in July after shutting down its earlier MegaFUNalo platform.
Kelvin Kuan, Bloomberry vice president and head of online gaming, said the launch reflects the company’s mission “to meet the demand of modern consumers for interactive, creator-driven media.” He described OnlyFun.PH as “a fresh, locally tailored format” for online entertainment in the Philippines.
Kuan said the platform pairs regulated gaming with locally produced live entertainment while keeping responsible gaming safeguards in place.
Safeguards and rollout
OnlyFun.PH operates under the license and regulation of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR). Bloomberry said the platform includes Know-Your-Customer identity verification, data security measures and player controls as part of its responsible gaming safeguards.
The company plans to expand the platform gradually, adding more interactive programs and features as well as new partnerships with hosts, content creators and streamers.
Bloomberry has not disclosed how much it has invested in OnlyFun.PH or what revenue it expects the platform to generate.
OnlyFun.PH is the latest step in a year of changes to Bloomberry’s online business, which earlier saw the company add locally themed titles and live studio games before moving its offer to the FUNaloMAX brand.
The launch gives the Solaire operator another channel in a crowded Philippine online gaming market, where established platforms already enjoy strong brand recognition. Bloomberry narrowed its 2Q26 loss by 75 percent on favorable gaming hold.
