The Madras High Court has restricted Tamil Nadu’s online gambling law to only games of chance. The state can however make rules to regulate the time spent or age limits for skill-based games
TN Govt had banned online rummy and poker in the southern state earlier in April, terming them as online games of chance in the legislation Vikas SN covers Big Tech, streaming, social media and gaming industry
Tags: #Madras HC #online gambling #Online gambling law
first published: Nov 9, 2023 05:22 pm
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