As the Karnataka Assembly passed amendments to Karnataka Police Act, seriously affecting the online gaming industry, the industry is confident of an explanation on the bill in regards to the rejection of 'games of skill'. According to the bill that was tabled and passed in the Karnataka Assembly, the State ... Read More

Experts say the Karnataka Police (Amendment) Bill, 2021, which tries to boycott online gambling and betting, needs clarity and may face legal difficulties, especially over how authorities recognize an activity, website, or application as dangerous. The bill, passed in the assembly on Tuesday, doesn't determine which games or entities with ... Read More

The Karnataka government's decision to boycott online gambling, which includes skill-based games, is a misfortune to the enormous expert players community in the state and would harm its standing as a startup center, the All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) has said. India is the fifth-biggest online gaming market universally, and ... Read More

Indian tech startups and industry associations have expressed concerns and looked for clearness over the Karnataka government's bill to boycott online gambling. Rameesh Kailasam, CEO of IndiaTech.org, an industry body that represents founders of Indian startups and investors, revealed to Moneycontrol that they have prescribed to the Government of Karnataka ... Read More

After the ban on rummy games in Kerala recently, now the Karnataka government has passed the Karnataka Police Act amendment act that tries to ban online "games of chance" wherein the end-user could get an opportunity of losing money. The state government has underscored that it will bargain against operators ... Read More

India's business of recently stamped gaming unicorn Mobile Premier League (MPL) has arrived at breakeven and is one reason why the organization feels sure about making worldwide bets. "We have this chance to fabricate a worldwide business because the India business has enough in it to support itself. Presently, all ... Read More

The Karnataka Police (Amendment) Bill, 2021, was tabled in the Legislative Assembly on 17 September to boycott online gaming or betting by revising the Karnataka Police Act of 1963, with the most extreme detainment of three years and punishment up to ₹1 lakh. Home Minister Araga Jnanendra presented the Bill, ... Read More

The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) have called for a relook of the Karnataka Police Act (Amendment) Bill, tabled in the State Legislative Assembly, which requires a prohibition on online gaming. The Karnataka Police (Amendment) Bill, 2021, was tabled in the ... Read More