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Gambling Laws And Regulations In India In 2023: Overview Of Casino Gaming, Lotteries & Horse Racing

Gambling Laws And Regulations In India In 2023: Overview Of Casino Gaming, Lotteries & Horse Racing Betting




Shivam Agrawal, GLA University, Mathura

Gambling laws and regulations in India are constantly changing and evolving. In 2023, the legal landscape for casino gaming, lotteries, and horse racing betting will be vastly different than it was in prior years. In this article, we will take a look at the current gambling laws and regulations in India, as well as some of the recent changes and challenges. We will also examine the legal requirements and enforcement actions associated with casino gaming, bingo, sports betting, fantasy sports, and horse racing betting.

Gambling Laws And Regulations In India, 2023

Gambling is a popular pastime all over the world, and it's no different in India. In fact, gambling is so popular in India that it has its own legal framework. This covers everything from casino games of chance, such as slots, roulette, and blackjack, to social/skill gaming activities, such as bingo and keno.

Each state in India has its own laws governing gambling, for example, in Goa, Daman and Diu these activities are regulated under the Goa, Daman and Diu Public Gambling Act 1976 while in Sikkim they are governed by the Sikkim Casinos (Controls and Tax) Act 2002.

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