Both were owned by the Remulla political family before it hosted a hub for Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs).

[4] Starting in 2007 after his term as congressman ended, Gilbert Remulla was the general manager of the resort.

[9] The hub was noted for employing Chinese migrant workers, which raised security concerns due to its proximity to the Danilo Atienza Air Base in the context of the South China Sea dispute.

[12][13] The casino hub ceased operations on November 30, 2024, following a directive by president Bongbong Marcos to ban POGOs in the country.

[16] The Island Cove POGO hub was built by Monolith with Jose Siao Ling & Associates as the architect.

The hub has numerous amenities such as a entertainment outlets, clinic, restaurants, a hotel and dormitories.