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Online money games are prohibited under the national framework.
Law and safety · Reviewed 16 August 2026
Short answer: Government of India sources state that the current national framework prohibits all online money games, including their promotion, facilitation and related financial transactions. We found no primary evidence that establishes an 11xplay-branded public domain as exempt or authorised.
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The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 was brought into force with rules and an authority in April 2026. Government explanations describe a complete prohibition covering money games based on chance, skill or a mix of both.
What the official framework says
Online money games are prohibited under the national framework.
Advertising, promotion and facilitation of those games are also prohibited.
Banks and payment systems are barred from processing related transactions.
Authorities may block access to unlawful platforms under the Information Technology Act.
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