ED widens Gameskraft probe, searches InMobi over alleged bots in rummy games

The Enforcement Directorate has expanded its money-laundering investigation into Gameskraft and searched InMobi-linked entities over allegations that undisclosed bots played real-money rummy games. The agency alleges bot-linked accounts received ₹1,154 crore from user losses; Gameskraft assets worth ₹526.49 crore remain frozen.

— Source publishedThu, 30 Jul, 2026, 12:50 IST·First seen Thu, 30 Jul, 2026, 12:54 IST·Source Medianama

What happened

Gameskraft Technologies · The ED expanded its money-laundering probe into Gameskraft, searching InMobi and other entities over allegations that undisclosed bots

Key facts

  • Rs 526.49 crore in assets frozen
  • nearly 3 crore users
  • Rs 1,154 crore allegedly received by bot-linked accounts

Why this matters

Potential partners and acquirers should reassess Gameskraft-related exposure, prioritizing enhanced diligence on game integrity, bot controls, AML systems and contingent regulatory liabilities.