DRAM11 accounts outperform the number of Demat account

Despite the organizational challenges, the fictional cricket game is still a bill of dollars, as it reshapes the scene of sports and games in India. The increasing impact of DREAM11, amid the IPL championship, has raised concerns about gambling -like behavior, as critics argue that it encourages speculative spending between young users.

SIS of fictional catering has sparked a discussion on India’s organizational policies in stock markets. Experts claim that strict regulations in the stock market have made it increasingly difficult for retailers to earn money, while gaming platforms are vigorously, especially among young people.

AK Mandhan Finance Expert Tweet on Monday how DREAM11 exceeded Demat accounts in terms of folders. “Dream11 accounts now go beyond Demat accounts. This is what the government wants in India,” Tweet Mandan, claiming a deliberate transformation in focusing from creating wealth through investment in online games.

Dream11 has witnessed a huge growth, fueled by celebrity approvals and marketing campaigns on a large scale. With the promotion of the Bollywood and Cricket stars of the application, it has become a familiar name, especially among young sports enthusiasts.

According to the latest available numbers, DREAM11 has about 220 million users in India. This number reflects a significant growth at the platform user base, which expanded from 150 million to 220 million during the past year.

On the other hand, the total number of Demat accounts in India reached about 185 million in early this year.

Mandhan suggests that although the government has provided various regulations to reduce excessive speculation in stock markets, it has not imposed similar restrictions on online games. “They put a lot of regulations in the stock markets to make it impossible to earn money,” he wrote. “They are making every step possible to convert young people to online games by promoting Dream11 with all stars.”

This claim sparked a broader discussion on financial literacy, responsible investment, and the role of online games in the Indian economy. While the stock market is still a way to create wealth, the increasing popularity of fictional sport raises concerns about the gambling -like behavior between the young Indians.

However, the government confirms that its regulations aim to ensure transparency and protect investors in the financial markets.