In a world flooded with information and predictions — from sports scores to political forecasts — a quiet revolution is

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Study confirms opinion trading as skill-based, not chance; crucial for Indian gaming industry growth and regulation.

Study confirms opinion trading as skill-based, not chance, with data-backed evidence and support from industry experts.

We HAve all been there, scrolling through our phones late at night when an ad pops up for an app that looks… interesting. “Get returns using your knowledge,” it says. Sounds tempting, right? So you tap, download, and for a second, you think you have found something solid. Maybe it asks if you think India will win their next ODI, or if a film will cross ₹100 crore at the box office. It feels like a fun way to test what you already know. But here is the catch, while some platforms genuinely do what they say, there are others that are, frankly, not worth your time. With the explosion of gaming and opinion-based apps in India, scam apps are riding the wave too. You will spot them pushing shady Telegram groups or random WhatsApp messages promising things like “₹5,000 guaranteed every day” or “insider tricks for maximum profits.” That is your first red flag. Real apps do not need to shout and they build trust quietly, through secure systems and actual user feedback.