Ahead of Asia Cup, Dream11 pulls out as BCCI lead sponsor after passage of online gaming ban, Team India left with no…

Fantasy Sports Platform Dream11, last week after the online game invoice spent in Parliament, the Indian Cricket Team was reserved as a chief sponsor. On Monday, the Secretary of Cricket Control Board (BCCI) in India confirmed the development by showing the online game invoice on Monday. In 2023, BCCI announced an agreement with Dream11 as the chief sponsor of Team India. Dream11 replaced Byju, whose contract ended in March that year and signed an agreement with BCCI for three years.

Saikia also said that BCCI will not spoil such organizations in the future. The decision left BCCI to search for a new sponsor in front of the Asian Cup that started in the United Arab Emirates on September 9th.

The introduction and editing of the online game invoice aims to introduce e-sports and online social games while prohibiting online money games. The bill was spent on Wednesday in Del Sabha and the next day in Rajya Sabha.

“BCCI and Dream 11 stops their relationship with each other after the online game invoice. BCCI will not spoil such organizations in the future.” He said.

On Friday, President Droupadi Murmu approved the promotion and regulation of the online game invoice in 2025, adopted by Parliament.

The bill was brought to encourage e-sports and online social games while prohibiting harmful online money game services, ads and related financial transactions. The draft aims to offer, operate or facilitate online money, regardless of whether it is based on skills, chances or both.

Through this legislation, the government aims to encourage e-sports and to be legally recognized. This bill will help to provide legal support to e-sports. Previously, he said there was no legal support for e-sports.

The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports will create a special framework for the promotion of e-sports, which are considered as a legitimate competitive sports form in India. The government will also encourage online social games.

The government believes that even excessive consequences such as dependence damages, financial losses and suicides associated with online money games can be prevented by prohibiting such activities.

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