📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / Claes, Louis (fotograaf)
Crime
Nagpur MBBS Student Loses Rs 12.33 Lakh in Alleged Rigged Online Ludo Game
✍️ Business Upturn
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 09:31 PM
👁 17
A medical student in Nagpur reportedly lost Rs 12.33 lakh while playing an online Ludo game that is alleged to have been rigged, Business Upturn reports.
According to Business Upturn, a student pursuing an MBBS degree in Nagpur, Maharashtra, claimed to have lost Rs 12.33 lakh while playing an online version of the popular board game Ludo. The loss is described as a result of the game being rigged, prompting the student to allege foul play by the platform.
The student has not disclosed the name of the gaming app or the identity of any operator, but the incident highlights the financial risks associated with unregulated online gaming services. The alleged manipulation reportedly allowed the opponent to win repeatedly, leading to the substantial monetary loss.
While no official investigation has been announced, the case adds to growing concerns about the need for stricter oversight of digital gaming platforms in India, where similar complaints have surfaced in recent months.
The student has not disclosed the name of the gaming app or the identity of any operator, but the incident highlights the financial risks associated with unregulated online gaming services. The alleged manipulation reportedly allowed the opponent to win repeatedly, leading to the substantial monetary loss.
While no official investigation has been announced, the case adds to growing concerns about the need for stricter oversight of digital gaming platforms in India, where similar complaints have surfaced in recent months.