American-Hungarian physicist's model proposes an ELO ranking system for India's game-of-skill debate, impacting the online gaming industry.

American-Hungarian physicist's model may help settle India's debate on what constitutes a game of skill. Evam Law and Policy propose a system based on the ELO ranking method for chess, which could differentiate between skill and chance-based games, impacting the online gaming industry. Since 1867, India's Public Gambling Act exempts games of skill from regulation, but defining them has led to numerous legal battles.