ED provisionally attaches ₹1,906 crore in Gameskraft-linked assets
India’s Enforcement Directorate has attached Gameskraft-linked assets under PMLA, alleging its real-money gaming apps used bots and incentives to drive wagering. The action adds pressure on a major operator following India’s August 2025 ban on online money gaming.
The ED attached ₹1,906 crore of Gameskraft-linked assets under PMLA, alleging its real-money gaming apps used bots and incentives to encourage wagering. The case affects a major Indian online-gaming operator after the August 2025 nationwide ban on online money gaming.
Why this matters
The attachment follows India’s August 2025 ban on online money gaming, increasing regulatory pressure on Gameskraft amid a wider crackdown on the sector.
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