Dream11 Success Story 🚀 | Startup to $8B Giant | Case Study | India’s Biggest Fantasy Sports App

Dream11 Case Study | From Startup to $8 Billion Empire 🏏
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Ever wondered how Dream11 — India’s biggest fantasy sports platform -became a multi-billion-dollar giant? 🚀

In this video, we’ll uncover the complete journey of Dream11 — from a small startup in 2008 to an $8B global powerhouse.
Discover how founders Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth turned a simple idea into a revolution for cricket fans across India. From early struggles and legal battles to IPL sponsorships, marketing genius, and the 2025 Online Gaming Act — this is the full story of innovation, strategy, and success. 💡

What You’ll Learn:

*Dream11’s Business & Revenue Model
*Marketing Strategy (MS Dhoni, “Khelo Dimag Se”)
*Legal Battles & Skill-Based Gaming Concept
*Growth from 1M to 140M+ Users
*How Dream11 adapted after the Online Gaming Act 2025
*Impact on Society, Addiction, and Responsible Gaming

A story of entrepreneurship, innovation, and smart pivoting — Dream11 proves that great ideas need both strategy and responsibility

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