From the archive: Online Casinos India

Over the past few years, the online casino industry has grown a lot, broke so many records, and entered markets in developing countries such as India. Despite the fact India's gambling laws are a bit weird and unusual, online gambling is one of the fastest-growing industries on the sub-continent. A major turnover was in 2014 when the government of the federal state of Sikkim issued the first online casino license. This was a sign the industry will start to grow and in 2018 we have revenue worth no less than 44 billion Indian rupees. Fortunately, this trend is likely to continue next year. We have listed safe and trusted online casinos in India, check our favourites.

What this address was

This address belonged to the 2020–2021 run of the domain, in the countries by market group of the archive. Everything the page wrote for itself stands above this note, kept as it was published — on pages of this kind that was a short introduction or the bonus record the page listed, and the rest of the screen was filled out by the catalogue below it.

What has been taken off is the commercial furniture that filled the rest of the screen — offer cards, rating tables, sign-up buttons and the affiliate links behind them. Nothing on this page is an offer, and none of it has been rechecked since 2021.

The address is unchanged: this page answers where it answered then, and so does every archived page it points to. Whatever figures, dates and licence references the text above carries are left exactly as they were written, as a record of what was said at the time rather than a statement of what applies now.

The group it belongs to

Market pages, one per country: the regulator named at the time, the rules the page described for players there, and the operators it listed. Written in 2020–2021, and the rules in several of these markets have changed since.

The page pointed to 8 archived addresses, listed below. Every one of them still answers at the address it had then; the dates on all of them fall in 2020–2021.