Rohan Kapoor

Roha covers platform reviews, bonus terms, and payments and security topics for UU7, and checks every platform claim against its own published terms.

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Rummy point values, saved for reference:
A/K/Q/J = 10 pts each 2–10 = face value Joker = 0 pts (always)
Max penalty per deal = 80 pts (cap on normal play)
Wrong declaration = 80 pts flat (no cap benefit)
Full scoring guide: https://t.co/eLx1uLcpk3

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Cannot be used: pure sequences Point value:

always 0 Full guide: https://t.co/xrPJWRM17Z

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Rummy joker rules, saved for reference:

Two types: printed joker (dedicated card) + wild joker (random rank drawn at game start) Can be used: impure sequences and sets

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game over.

Full guide → https://t.co/3ZQwhB34C5

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Pool rummy rules, simplified:

101 Pool → eliminated at 101 cumulative points (fast, punishing) 201 Pool → eliminated at 201 points (longer, more strategic)

Drop rules:

20 (first) 40 (middle) / 80 (wrong declaration) One wrong declaration at 25+ points in 101 Pool =

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Section 194BA is the TDS mechanism that collects this at source. Platform deducts 30% at each withdrawal. You claim it as credit at ITR time.

Full 2026 guide → https://t.co/CZ3BR256qT

#Section115BBJ #OnlineGamingTax #IncomeTaxIndia #GamingIndia2026

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CopySection 115BBJ Online Gaming Tax India

Section 115BBJ: the tax provision every Indian online gamer needs to understand. It has no exemptions, no escape valves.

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Net winnings formula:

Total Withdrawals (Opening Balance + Deposits this year) Only what you actually profited AND withdrew is taxed. Balance left in your account is not taxed until withdrawn.

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Offshore platforms may skip GST. But your income tax on winnings still applies regardless of where you play.

Full breakdown → https://t.co/hZUnp4mPIq

#GSTIndia #OnlineCasino #GamingTaxIndia #IndiaGST

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Indian online casinos: why bonuses have shrunk since October 2023. The answer is 28% GST on every deposit. Thread

Since Oct 1, 2023, the GST Council ruled that 28% GST applies to the FULL deposit amount — not just the platform's commission.

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This is separate from TDS: – GST = platform pays, on your deposits – TDS = you feel it, deducted from winnings at withdrawal

Two different taxes. Two different people paying.

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Full guide with worked examples → https://t.co/d8aHcuHeZV

#AviatorGame #TDSIndia #OnlineGamingTax #Section194BA

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Playing Aviator in India?
Your withdrawal isn't taxed at 30% on the full amount. It's 30% on NET winnings. Big difference.

The formula under Section 194BA: Net winnings = Withdrawals − (Opening balance + Deposits for the year)

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The TDS shows up in your AIS and Form 26AS. Claim it as a credit when filing ITR. Use ITR-2 or ITR-3 — ITR-1 doesn't support gaming income.

Important: Section 87A rebate doesn't apply to gaming income. 30% is charged even if your total income is under ₹5L.

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Full guide to boot amounts, table stakes, and how the first few rounds unfold:

https://t.co/Ud5tE58JS0

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Every Teen Patti round starts with money already in the pot before anyone sees their cards.

That's the boot amount. Here's how it works and why it matters

The boot amount is a mandatory contribution every player makes before cards are dealt.

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In others, the boot is fixed and separate from the choice to play blind or seen.

Know the variant before you sit down.