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Sreesanth, Chandilla and Ankit Chavan arrested for spot fixing in IPL


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Ye kahan se mila?
It is the interpretation of the Indian Gambling Act, 1987.... The judgement was pronounced by the Chennai High Court when a group was caught on betting in a game of 'Rummy'. The court ruled 'Rummy' is a game of skill and not a game of chance like Teen Patti. Hence betting on a game of skill is not illegal. Kapil Sibal the Law Minister is gonna change the Law while his son works as a lawyer for BCCI :two_thumbs_up: So our Law Minister has conveniently omitted IPL and domestic leagues from the ambit of this law ..... :hysterical: So even with the new law in place these ppl cant be convicted..... :((
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He is least likely to do all these. He is very powerful but usually likes to live very simply except when it comes to indulge his wife and kids
If Ambani bets it will be in 100 crores ' date=' i dont think he can find a bookie.[/quote'] Oukay.
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Why the pheck would a guy like ambani bet unless its in the multi millions? Anything else for him wouldn't even make it appealing for him to bet :giggle:

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Sounds logical for a poor country like ours. A country with per capita income of about $100/month cannot afford to have hard earned money lost due to addiction.
Then why dont ban alcohol and tobacco? Biggest enemy it takes health as well as money of people in India.
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^ cricket is also game of skill :dontknow:
exactly..... so these men betting on cricket can be convicted.... So, If they cant be convicted RR and CSK cant be banned. Technically! But if you bring Morality into the equation, then all of them should go. Honorary or Not!!
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exactly..... so these men betting on cricket can be convicted.... So, If they cant be convicted RR and CSK cant be banned. Technically! But if you bring Morality into the equation, then all of them should go. Honorary or Not!!
so you meant betting on Rummy is illegal
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exactly..... so these men betting on cricket can be convicted.... So, If they cant be convicted RR and CSK cant be banned. Technically! But if you bring Morality into the equation, then all of them should go. Honorary or Not!!
Betting while owning a team is a completely different issue than just plain betting
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Betting while owning a team is a completely different issue than just plain betting
I Agree. So as per your argument you are bringing Morality into it. But as per Indian Law, there is no exclusive law for betting that is the reason why these men charged for betting are tried under the 'GAMBLING ACT'. So, if they are caught betting on a game of 'SKILL' rather than a game of 'CHANCE'. Technically, they are not GAMBLING.
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NO. i think you missed the 'NOT' in my initial post.... :winky:
I'm still confused you said betting on Rummy is not illegal since its a game of skill but same doesnt apply to cricket?
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I'm still confused you said betting on Rummy is not illegal since its a game of skill but same doesnt apply to cricket?
It does.... I was just trying to prove the point that if the COURT has deemed the game of RUMMY (a card game) as a 'GAME OF SKILL' in its judgement. Do you think the Police have any chances of proving Cricket is NOT a 'GAME OF SKILL'?? So all this SHOR in media is over nothing.....
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In more shocking revelations into the Indian Premier League (IPL) scandal, police sources say Rajasthan Royals co-owner Shilpa Shetty is also involved in betting on cricket matches. Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar had earlier said that Shilpa's husband Raj Kundra, one of Rajasthan Royals co-owners, admitted to betting in the IPL. Sources said Kundra's friend Umesh Goenka had revealed that Shilpa is also involved in betting. However, the police sources say that they still don't have enough evidence to make more arrests. Neeraj Kumar said, "Kundra was called because we got to know he was involved in betting. Kundra admitted that he was into betting."
sr : IBNlive

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