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Is Fantasy cricket app legal? – Reasons for Popularity

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  Fantasy sports have spread in India like wildfire in almost a decade. People play on lots of Fantasy sports platforms and earn rewards.     Fantasy Cricket In India   In India, Cricket is more of a religion than a sport. Naturally, there are thousands if not millions of fans. That is why fantasy cricket did not take too much time to gain popularity in India.    But why was fantasy cricket launched in the first place?   The answer is simple.    There are lots of cricket pundits who consistently show off their cricketing knowledge and acumen.   Fantasy sports and fantasy cricket apps were introduced keeping these people in mind. A place to show off their knowledge, analyze the game, make teams and earn rewards.     These are places for all these pundits to win rewards everyday and become a winner.   Is Fantasy cricket legal in India?   It’s often said that betting is not legal in India, so how come fantasy apps are legal?   This is where the difference between betting and fantas

Next-Gen Platform- Web 3.0 with Fantasy Cricket Game Apps

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  Web 3.0 is the hottest thing hitting the news in recent times. But what exactly is web 3.0? Getting to know web 3.0 will help the public to understand it better. Also, did you know web 3.0 is synonymous with Fantasy Cricket Game Apps?    The above-asked questions will be answered as we go through the blog. It’s imperative that we know the importance of web 3.0 and how it will shape our future in the coming years.   What is web 1.0?   To understand web 3.0, we have to rewind the clock back to the good old days of web 1.0.    Web 1.0 was the first generation of the world wide web or more commonly called as read-only web. It originally began as a place for information for businesses to broadcast their information & only allowed users to search for information and read it.      What is the definition of web 2.0?   Web 2.0 refers to sites that emphasize user-generated content and compatibility with other products, systems and devices for end users.   Web 2.0 allows you to interact