Why offers were removed
The official central framework describes a prohibition on advertising and promotion of online money games. The India desk therefore does not recommend offers or link readers to claim them.
An offer described as free may still require a deposit, wagering or disclosure of identity information. Its wording does not establish that the underlying service is permitted or safe.
Warning signs in an offer
- A guaranteed return, risk-free profit or a claim that a predictor can make the bonus certain to pay.
- A demand for an extra transfer, a tax release fee or an account upgrade to unlock an existing balance.
- Terms that change after money has been sent, including newly introduced turnover requirements.
- Pressure to act immediately or to communicate only through a private messaging account.
- Requests to share an OTP, payment PIN or remote access to your phone.
If an offer has already led to a dispute
Save the original advertisement, its URL and date, the full terms, transaction references and the subsequent conversation. Record any changes in the terms rather than relying on the current version alone.
Stop further transfers while you contact your bank or payment provider through an official channel. Report suspected fraud through the appropriate official police or cybercrime channel; keep the complaint reference with the evidence.
No payment can verify a prediction claim
A seller asking for a subscription, an activation deposit or a bonus unlock does not demonstrate access to future round outcomes. Screenshots of wins and selected testimonials are not a reproducible test.