Gaming Federations in India have requested the State government to reconsider the ban on online skill games. They also pointed out that the ban will push people towards illegal offshore websites.
“What this ordinance in effect does is treat and conflicts games of skill as gambling and games of chance. This is disappointing as it disregards 6 decades of jurisprudence and the recent judgment of the Madras High Court which struck down a similar law,” said Roland Landers, CEO of The All India Gaming Federation.
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