Dream11 Drops Indian Cricket Sponsorship Amid New Gaming Law Chaos

Mahadi Hassan
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Mayank Yadav (Photo credit: @mayankyadav_8 / Instagram)
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Mayank Yadav
Mayank Yadav (Photo credit: @mayankyadav_8 / Instagram)

Story starts from last one. Fantasy cricket platform Dream11 ends deal with BCCI. No longer sponsors Indian cricket team. Dream11 name vanishes from Indian jerseys.

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Wednesday Lok Sabha, Thursday Rajya Sabha Friday President approval. Online Gaming Promotion and Regulation Bill 2025 becomes law. Countdown begins for platforms.

Approval forces Dream11 to halt all money-based contests. Crores in revenue expected to crash. Company shifts from pay-to-play system to free-to-play. Massive losses hit hard.

Dream11 pulls out from Indian team sponsorship. BCCI states, if law disapproves, nothing happens. Follow central government policy strictly.

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Dream11 insists, always law-abiding organization. Current contract worth 358 crore. Signed July 2023, meant until 2026. Ends after two years.

Insider buzz – My11Circle next in line. Pays BCCI 125 crore yearly as IPL official fantasy partner.

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BCCI pocketed 1000 crore from both platforms so far. Early end means no money claims from Dream11. Contract clause covers government intervention – no financial ties then.

Debate rages on gaming future in India post this shakeup.

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