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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday (December 11, 2025) provisionally attached assets worth ₹117.41 crore belonging to Probo Media Technologies Private Limited and others in connection with the alleged online gambling platform case.
Attached properties include fixed deposits, equity investments, bills of exchange, bank balances in the name of the company and flats or apartments in the name of family members of its directors.
“Probo Media Technologies Pvt. Ltd. operates the ‘Probo’ app and website, which provides a platform for ‘online gambling’ under the guise of ‘online gaming’,” the agency claimed on Thursday, adding that it has launched an investigation based on several cases registered against the company and others in Gurugram and Palwal in Haryana and Agra in Uttar Pradesh.
The complainants alleged that they were unfairly presented with a money-making scheme through simple yes or no questions, when in fact the scheme promoted gambling under the guise of skill-based gaming.
According to the ED, the company cheated its users by falsely presenting itself as a skill-based gaming platform. “Criminal activities related to scheduled criminal offenses by the accused company through its directors or promoters resulted in the generation of “proceeds of crime” to the tune of ₹ 1,245.64 crore (approx). Pursuant to the promulgation of the Online Gaming Promotion and Regulation Act, 2025, ‘Probo’ ceased operations in August 205.
Earlier, the ED had searched the premises of the company and its promoters in July 2025 and froze investments in fixed deposits and shares of ₹284.5 crore.
Published – 11 Dec 2025 21:23 IST
