In the realm of Indian law, a pivotal distinction exists between “Game of Skills” and “Game of Chance.” Game of Skills, can be identified by their reliance on the knowledge of the player, experiences, expertise, abilities and skill. In stark contrast, “Game of Chance” focuses on randomness and luck, sidelining the skills of the player, knowledge, or experience. These games find their outcomes tied to fortuitous events, rendering players with limited influence over results.
A milestone within Indian jurisprudence, the landmark judgment delivered by the Supreme Court in the celebrated judgement of, K. R. Lakshmanan v/s State of Tamil Nadu[1] …
