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.

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The statement comes a day after Dream11 stated that it won't be pursuing any legal challenges against the Bill.

Dream Sports and Gameskraft will not challenge the online gaming law. Both companies are redirecting focus towards future opportunities.