Who We Are
This website exists to give Indian readers reliable, accessible facts about the Bet Roxy brand and the practical steps available to anyone concerned about gambling harm. We do not operate Bet Roxy—we inform about it. Our role is editorial: we collect verified information, present it clearly, and connect people with genuine support resources in India.
What Drives Our Work
The operator of Bet Roxy publishes information about its licensing, terms, and responsible gambling tools on its own site. Our task is simpler but more focused: we curate that public information, verify where we can, and present it in a format that helps Indian readers make their own decisions. We prioritize accuracy over brevity and openly state what we have verified and what remains beyond our scope.
We document the business structure (the brand operates under a license from Anjouan issued to Interactive Digits Ltd), the payment methods accepted, and the responsible gambling framework built into the platform—all details drawn from official sources, not guesswork or assumption. Where the operator’s licensing, legal status, or financial details matter, we direct readers to the operator’s own disclosure and the relevant regulator’s registry, rather than republishing numbers that could drift out of sync.
How We Gather and Present Information
Our approach rests on three commitments. First, we distinguish clearly between what we know (facts we have independently verified) and what we relay (claims made by the operator, which readers can check themselves). Second, we name our sources—whether official publications, operator statements, or regulatory registries—rather than presenting conclusions without foundation. Third, we refuse to invent contact details or official channels that we have not confirmed; if we cannot verify a phone number or mailing address, we omit it.
The India regulatory environment shifted significantly as of May 2026 with the introduction of central oversight through the Online Gaming Authority of India. We track these frameworks and flag them, not because we advise compliance, but because readers deserve to understand the legal landscape in which platforms operate.
When Gambling Becomes Difficult
India does not yet have a national helpline dedicated exclusively to gambling harm, but several established mental health services can connect people struggling with problem gambling to appropriate support. Organizations like the Vandrevala Foundation and iCall offer free confidential counselling. Clinical assessment and treatment are available through major mental health institutions. We list these resources not as marketing, but as a factual recognition that gambling can become harmful, that asking for help is normal, and that pathways to support exist.
The operator itself provides self-exclusion tools and spending limits; we note them as features to understand, not endorsements to follow blindly.
This document is reviewed and updated as new regulatory guidance becomes available or the operator’s disclosures change. We do not commit to a fixed schedule; revisions happen when the facts do.