Sounds like a good reason to implement strong crypto regulations.
this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2025
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Which would also just push them to offshore crypto exchanges, which is exactly what has happened else where.
Oh well, it still adds another barrier to entry.
May push users towards offshore crypto casinos
Which shouldn't make us work in the opposite direction. Next step is regulation of the crypto space.
This would make it illegal for internet service providers (ISPs) and web-hosting services to support RMG platforms such as Dream11, Mobile Premier League (MPL), Winzo, etc. It would also force Apple and Google to remove such apps from their respective app stores.
Sounds good to me. These gambling companies grew out of nowhere in the past 10 years and have started dominating sponsorship spots in TV, Prestigious sports tournaments.