Zupee stops real money games as an online games power approved by Parliament, to continue the common free titles

ZUPEE, one of the leading online games in India running by India run by Cashgrail Private Limited, has officially provided real games services after Rajya Saaba’s statement to promote and regulate the online games law, 2025.

Founded in 2018 by Dilsher Singh Malhi, Siddhant SAURABH, Gurugram, ZUPE, Gurugram, became a major player in the real ecosystems system in India. The company raised 122 million dollars through five financing rounds, with the latest round of the series B in January 2022, which received 72 million dollars and enhanced its evaluation to 4,900 rupees. With the support of investors including WestCAP, Z47 and AJ Capital Partners, Zupee ranked fourth among 340 active competitors and employed 466 people as of May 2025.

In response to the new law, Zupee announced that it will continue to provide free releases of operation from their most popular titles, including Ludo SuPreme, Ludo Turbo, Snakes & Ladders and Trump Card Mania. A company spokesman said: “Zupee is still fully working and our players can continue to enjoy their favorite games on the platform. Looking up with the new online game online 2025, we stop paid games, but we will continue our famous titles like Ludo Supreme, Ludo Turbo, Ludo Turbo and Ladders, The card is available for entertainment, and we will continue to entertain in entertainment. We have 150 million users throughout India.

Zupee competes with heavy weights in industry like Winzo, Games24x7 and Mobile Premier League (MPL). The real money gaming sector is now a massive turmoil, as operators control business models quickly in response to the government’s repression.

Reports indicate that Dream11, the largest fictional sports platform in India, is also preparing to close the real money games arm. According to what was reported, the CEO of Dream Sports Harsh Jain told employees that there is no legal way to continue the operations once the law is applied. The company plans to photograph other vertical, including Fancode, DreamSetgo and Dream Game Studios, according to CNBC TV18.

Historically, more than 90 % of Dream SPORTS revenues came from paid Dream11 competitions. Founded in 2008 by Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheith, Dream11 includes more than 280 million registered users.

The Federation Minister Ashwini Fishnawa stressed that the government’s approach is “balanced”, which gives priority to protecting the Cross Class Cracks from financial harm. In a post on the X small blogging platform, he pointed out that the draft law addresses the risk of fraud, money laundering and terrorist financing associated with real games, after thousands of complaints from all over the country.

The promotion and organization of the online games law, 2025, has been set to redefine the ecosystem of digital games in India, and to encourage safe, creative and socially attractive games with the true gambling of real money.