The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has taken an important decision for IPL 2025. In this year’s IPL season, all television broadcasts have been completely banned on advertisements related to tobacco, alcohol and cryptocurrency. This decision has come at a time when the popularity of the IPL is steadily increasing and has a huge competition of International Advertisers for its broadcast rights. However, BCCI Cryptocurrency But there is no clear reason for banning, due to which resentment is being seen in the Crypto community.
BCCI’s ban on Crypto Advert
BCCI’s decision to ban the Indian Premier League 2025 in broadcasts has surprised both CRICKET and Crypto Nation. Where, BCCI has decided to ban tobacco and liquor products on the advice of the Ministry of Health, but no clear reason has been given why cryptocurrency was added to this list. This decision has come up as a big question for the Indian Crypto Nation, which is looking at this move of BCCI as double standards.
Crypto Community says that BCCI has made platforms like Dream11 an official sponsor of Indian Cricket Workforce, which is a betting app, while Crypto is being considered as a bed influence. Dream11 has paid BCCI to Rs 358 crore ($ 41.44 million) as an official sponsor from July 2023 to March 2026. Despite this, BCCI’s stance on Crypto raises some questions.
However, this attitude of BCCI matches the attitude of the Government of India, where no clear stand has been taken on cryptocurrency yet. According to a recent news, Pakistan has moved towards leagling Crypto before India. Information related to this news you are our article Crypto will legalize Pakistan before Bharat Can read in
Crypto Community objected to BCCI’s attitude
This decision of BCCI has angered the Indian Crypto Community, which considers it a clear biased decision. Preventing Crypto’s promotion while showing flexibility in other respective fields makes BCCI’s decision disputed. While the debate on the requirement of Crypto’s regulation continues, such a ban also proves that BCCI may have taken this step under any kind of business pressure.
Crypto Community believes that if Crypto is considered bad, other platforms such as other betting or gambling should also be banned. However, the Indian very best court has already recognized Dream11 as a “skill -based game”, not gambling or betting. In such a situation, this decision becomes even more disputed.
It is worth noting that IPL Season 18 will start on March 22 between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR).
Conclusion
The ban imposed by BCCI on cryptocurrency advertisements in IPL Season 18 has become a major question for Indian Cricket and Crypto Nation. However, BCCI banned tobacco and alcohol under the advice of the Ministry of Condition, but there is no clear reason why crypto was banned. Crypto Community believes that this decision shows a type of double standard, which will continue to be discussed. This decision can also affect the crypto companies and other brands in future, which want to be a part of big platforms like IPL.
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