“We are not as bad as people think.”
This was the immediate response from a gaming industry major soon after the Madras High Court on August 3 revoked a law by the Tamil Nadu government banning online games such as rummy, poker and other skill-based games that involve betting and money prizes.
If you thought this judgment impacts a marginal section of the society, you will be wrong. Based on data available with The Online Rummy Federation (TORF), around 400 million people in India are engaged in some form of online game, and out of that around 35 million may