Quote from: Russlenat on Today at 10:36:42 PM

Quote from: ScamViruS on Today at 10:29:15 PM

These things are not important for any particular country like India, these things are important for gamblers of all countries to follow. Now gambling laws in India have become very strict, so that all gambling sites operating legally in India are being banned. And this will now force Indian gamblers to look for international gambling sites, even using VPNs, and this will create a risk for them to fall victim to various forms of fraud. Because not all gambling sites are trustworthy, there are many websites that are always waiting to cheat their customers. So now for Indian gamblers, there are many things to keep in mind while gambling.

VPN is really the only way if they want to access casinos safely without their IP being monitored. There’s still a risk of course, but they don’t have much choice, it’s either take the risk or quit gambling since it’s already illegal in the country. And, most gamblers won’t just stop. A gambler is a risk taker by nature, so using a VPN is something they’ll accept as long as they can still gamble.

But definitely this will result in a reduction of gambling activities in the country.

Yeah. They have no other option, if they want to gamble then they have to use VPN and look for trustworthy casinos. As the Indian government is passing strict laws against gambling, all existing fantasy games including those in India will be considered illegal. It remains to be seen how much the ban on gambling will deter gamblers from gambling. Because there are now so many more options online, it's only possible with the knowledge to use a VPN.

So I think that even though the number of gamblers will temporarily decrease as a result of this ban, but gamblers will look for other options within a few days.