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Yeah, it’s a weird grey area. Much of it stems from the Public Gambling Act of 1867, which, as its name suggests, doesn’t mention anything digital. The rules haven’t really caught up with technology. Some states like Sikkim and Nagaland have tried to regulate it, but for the most part, it's unregulated and often hosted from outside India. There’s a good write-up that helped me understand the bigger picture: https://nenow.in/article/rupee-revolution-online-sports-economic-impact-on-india.html. It explains how legal ambiguity is hindering both proper oversight and potential economic benefits. I think that until we have a central framework, companies will continue to navigate this “legal limbo” as best they can.