Dream Sports co-founder and CEO of Dream11, Harsh Jain, confirmed that there will be no layoffs despite the company's ...

India’s new law banning real-money gaming apps could wipe out over $1 billion in ad spending, hitting cricket sponsorships, ...

The ban on the Online Gaming Bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament, after which it became law after getting ...

The BCCI is on the hunt for a new front-of-shirt sponsor after government legislation prompted the end of its deal with ...

The the ripple effects of the recent ban on real money gaming in India will be felt across the cricketing industry - from ...

The US has no nationwide ban, with states such as New Jersey and Pennsylvania licensing online casinos while others, ...

Dream11 has ceased all paid fantasy contests and pivoted to a free-to-play game, after India’s new gaming legislation was ...

After Dream11, Bengaluru-based real-money gaming company Gameskraft on Tuesday said that it will not pursue any legal ...

In contrast, the “online money games” were banned because “platforms raised serious concerns due to reports of addiction, ...

After Dream11, Bengaluru-based real-money gaming company Gameskraft on Tuesday said that it will not pursue any legal challe ...

Many platforms like Dream11, My11Circle, WinZO, Zupee, Rummy, Solitaire, Dehla Pakad, Fantasy Cricket, and PokerBaazi have ...

Dream11 ended its INR 358 crore deal with BCCI after the Online Gaming Bill. The company won’t pay penalties, leaving BCCI to seek a new sponsor ahead of the Asia Cup and Women’s World Cup.