State-by-state rules for online rummy in India
Online rummy platforms like A23 sit at the centre of one of the most debated legal questions in India's gaming industry: whether the game is a protected game of skill or falls…
Read moreYes, online rummy is legal in Karnataka in 2024. The Karnataka High Court struck down state amendments that had tried to classify skill based online games like rummy as gambling…
Read moreRummyCulture, like several other real money gaming apps, has been restricted in Tamil Nadu because state law treats paid online rummy differently than most other Indian states do.
Read moreOnline rummy is legal across most of India because courts have repeatedly held it to be a game of skill rather than chance, and Indian law generally permits skill based games…
Read moreRummy is legal in most of India because courts have consistently classified it as a game of skill, not chance, and the Public Gambling Act of 1867 only bans games of chance.
Read moreRummy has been treated as a game of skill by Indian courts for decades, but Tamil Nadu has passed its own laws that restrict online real money gaming, including rummy.
Read moreEven if you already have A23 installed, the truth is simple: the app itself has not been "banned" nationwide.
Read moreRummy is legal in most Indian states because courts have repeatedly classified it as a game of skill, but several states have passed specific laws that restrict or ban playing…
Read moreShort answer: Yes, Rummy Circle is currently accessible in Tamil Nadu.
Read moreRummy is treated as a game of skill under Indian law, not as gambling, which means it falls outside the central ban on "common gaming houses.
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