Guide

The prospect of your first visit to Goa can be overwhelming, with frequent questions about what to expect. Knowing the ins and outs, whether it’s weather, local customs, or practical logistics, helps you avoid the common mistakes many travelers make. This guide has everything you’ll need to know about the best time to visit, where

Planning a night out at a casino in Goa? Before you think about playing games or enjoying the entertainment, it’s important to know what to wear. The wrong outfit can stop you from getting in. Casinos in Goa are stylish places. Some are on boats on the Mandovi River, while others are on land in

Scams targeting tourists in Goa have become increasingly common, particularly in areas surrounding casinos and popular beaches.  Visitors are often approached with offers that appear legitimate but are designed to mislead. We understand how challenging it can be to deal with scams in Goa, whether you’re visiting for the first time or not. This article

Why is gambling legal in Goa when most of India bans casinos? The answer lies in a bold economic gamble. While the 1867 Public Gambling Act prohibits casinos nationwide, Goa leveraged its unique status as a former Portuguese colony and tourist hotspot to rebuild the rules. In 1976, it became the first Indian state to

Goa’s distinction as India’s casino capital comes with stringent safeguards, notably its 21+ age rule for gambling, a threshold stricter than India’s legal drinking and voting ages.  Governed by the Goa Public Gambling Act, this policy aligns with global standards to deter underage betting, with violators facing fines of ₹1,000 and operators incurring criminal liability. 

Family and kids are allowed entry in Goa casinos, but with certain restrictions. While gaming floors are strictly for adults (21+), many casinos offer kids’ rooms, play zones, and family dining areas. Special packages are available for younger guests, ensuring families can enjoy time together. From this article, I’ll share how casino-specific policies work for

Housie, also known as Tambola or Bingo, has long been a traditional game in Goan villages, uniting families during festivals and football tournaments. But, sadly, South Goa has implemented a strict ban on Housie under gambling laws, while North Goa continues to allow it. This selective enforcement has created confusion and controversy across the state.

Jaydev Mody, the owner of  Deltin Royale, has transformed India’s gaming scene through his visionary leadership of Delta Corp Ltd.  He built the country’s most successful casino empire from humble beginnings in the textile and real estate industries. Today, he stands as the owner of India’s only publicly listed gaming company. Under Mody’s strategic guidance,