
10Cric
10Cric positions itself explicitly as a cricket-first sportsbook for Indian audiences: IPL and international markets lead the product, with casino content in a supporting role.
Read the review →Last updated: 6 November 2026

Crypto-assets (BTC, ETH, USDT and others) — in India: legal to hold and trade on compliant exchanges, taxed heavily, and not legal tender.
A significant retail trading audience exists, but the 30% tax on gains plus 1% TDS (since 2022) and banking friction keep crypto marginal as a payment method inside India.
Deposits: on-chain transfers where a counterparty accepts them.
Withdrawals: on-chain payouts where offered.
Settlement is on-chain (minutes, network-dependent); irreversible by design — no chargebacks.
| Tax | 30% on gains + 1% TDS on transfers under the Income-tax Act |
|---|---|
| Exchange limits | per platform KYC tier |
India does not recognise crypto as payment currency; using it to access services banned in India (including online money games) does not make them lawful. Legal note: since 1 May 2026 the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 prohibits online money games in India and bars financial facilitation of them, so Indian payment rails must not be assumed available for gambling transactions. We never claim gambling-payment availability for a method unless specifically verified.
FIU-registered exchanges enforce KYC/AML; self-custody shifts all risk to the user.