The Karnataka Government was the new southern State disallowing all types of online games including financial stakes. Strangely, this State law comes when the Madras High Court explained that games of skill that can be played online for stakes, can't be classified as wagering or betting. Further, the Madras High Court ... Read More

In the spring of this year, Karnataka turned into the fourth Indian state to boycott online games that involved stakes and real money – however, the impacts have the central government contemplating whether forbidding online card games is the correct approach. Online card game boycotts have left the game devotees ... Read More

Karnataka will proceed with its crackdown on online games that include wagering whether or not the operator is from India or a far-off country, home minister Araga Jnanendra said. "The law applies to all. We won't separate whether the culprit is an Indian or a foreigner gaming organization," the minister told ... Read More

The gaming sector has made some amazing progress since the first video game, Pong, which was launched by Atari in 1972. The present online gaming market is substantially more modern, a whole lot greater, and consistently filling in fame. A few achievements to note include the launch of Microsoft's Xbox ... Read More

Game for future, a campaign by the All India Gaming Federation, in association with The Times of India and Vijay Karnataka, aims to create discussions that aides in building a steady environment for the high potential Online Skill Gaming segment in Karnataka. Gaming has widespread sporting interest for individuals across all ... Read More

BalleBaazi.com, a main Fantasy Gaming platform from Baazi Games, reported the launch of its exceptional 'Player Intelligence' feature, because of the growing ecosystem system and the need to ceaselessly improve services. This feature, created by BalleBaazi's in-house technology group, is the first step toward game-changing innovation that, the firm expects, ... Read More

The Karnataka High Court agreed to a hearing in the wake of getting a cluster of petitions by the All India Gaming Federation and other gaming firms against the new law introduced in the state with boycotting online gaming. The Federation went against the consideration of online games of skills ... Read More

The Karnataka Police (Amendment) Act, 2021, which looks to control online gaming has been challenged in the high court. While giving notification to the state government and Bengaluru officials of police, Justice Krishna S Dixit guided petitions to be recorded on October 27. The All India Gaming Federation and others challenged ... Read More

The Karnataka High Court will take up the petitions challenging the law prohibiting online betting games for a hearing on October 27, Wednesday. The official of the courtroom Krishna S Dixit will hear the petitioner for the reasons for considering interim relief gaming organizations have looked for. All India Gaming Federation ... Read More