Abstract

This study discovers the evolution and increasing occurrence of online gambling games in India, tracing their ancient origins and investigative the legal frameworks currently leading them. With the rise of digital platforms, gambling has become broadly available, revealing consumers to new risks including monetary loss, addiction, and misuse. The study critically analyses the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, evaluating its efficacy in addressing complaints associated with online gambling. Through doctrinal practice and the examination of primary and subordinate sources, the investigate identifies legal dodges, evaluates industry errands, and suggests regulatory improvements. The findings suggest an urgent need to reconsider the acceptability of online gambling in India, considering its broader social evils and the insufficiencies of present consumer safeguards.

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