By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Today reported that India’s Supreme Court agreed to hear final arguments challenging the country’s 2025 online gaming law. The law prohibits nationwide online real-money games irrespective of skill or chance.
The hearings will consider challenges to a ban covering both skill-based and chance-based real-money games.
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