Online gaming bill passed MPL, Dream11, Zupee’s big decision, real money games closed

Online Gaming Bill 2025 As soon as they passed from the Rajya Sabha, the big players of Real Money Gaming Industry MPL, Dream11 and Zupee have decided to shut down their money games. The online gaming bill 2025 has passed the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha after getting approval from the Union Cabinet. Now this will become a law after the President’s signature. There is also a provision from a fine of Rs 1 crore to jail on real money gaming companies.

MPL released statement

According to PTI report, India’s largest gaming platform MPL has decided to shut down all its real money games. In its Linkedin Post, the company issued a statement saying that we respect the law of the country and are committed to fully obey it.

The company further wrote in its post that with immediate effect we are removing all our real money games from MPL platforms. Our first priority is users. Now there will be no new deposit exit done by users. However, users can withdraw their balance. From now on online money game will not be available on MPL platform.

Let us know that MPL has more than 120 million registered users in Asia, Europe and North America. According to the report, apart from MPL, Dream11 and Zupee have also decided to remove all real money games from their platforms.

Zupee said in its statement that the gaming platform will be completely operational and players will also be able to play their favorite games. However, the company of the new online gaming bill 2025 is removing all paid games from its platforms. The company’s Ludo Supreme, Ludo Turbo, Snakes & Ladders and Trump Card Mania are quite popular among users. Users can access these games for free.

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