SKILL-BASED CONTESTS
zestzebraa is recognized as a competition that prioritizes "Skill Over Chance." This category highlights the mastery and finesse of users taking part in virtual fantasy games, where luck plays a minimal role. Players engage using tactical insight, comprehension, honed competencies, and focus to enter and succeed.
In the majority of countries, digital fantasy competitions are regarded as permissible, with a handful of regions standing as exceptions. The entire setup is based strictly on a Skill-Focused structure, where users curate their fantasy squads and accumulate scores based on the real-life outcomes of their chosen athletes.
zestzebraa runs in compliance with legal standards, offering engaging content, events, and activities connected to fantasy versions of cricket, football, kabaddi, volleyball, basketball, and hockey. The platform’s events allow participants to formulate virtual lineups ahead of real-world matchups, collecting points grounded in the performance stats of individual players. The highest cumulative scorer claims the win. Creating teams on zestzebraa necessitates sharp evaluation, sport knowledge, and accuracy, solidifying its classification as a legitimate skill-centric game.
IN HARMONY WITH INDIAN REGULATIONS
Online competitions driven by skill like fantasy sports are deemed lawful across India, with notable exceptions such as Sikkim, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, and Nagaland. The principal legislation governing gaming activity in the nation is the Public Gambling Act of 1867 (“PGA, 1867”).
Per the PGA, running a gambling house or engaging in public wagering is considered an offense. Nevertheless, fantasy sports that depend on user skill are not captured under this ban, thereby excluding them from punishment under the act, when strategy and intelligence dictate success.
SIKKIM, ASSAM, ODISHA, TELANGANA, ANDHRA PRADESH, AND NAGALAND
Several Indian territories exhibit legal vagueness around skill-based platforms. In these states, the allowance for paid fantasy gaming remains in question. Areas where monetary participation laws lack clarity include Sikkim, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Nagaland.
Consequently, zestzebraa blocks participation in fee-based challenges for individuals located within Sikkim, Odisha, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, and Nagaland.