Yaar, I teach kids harmonium scales all day, and then I see these young lads on the bus pooling their lunch money—real notes, not digital—just to place a bet on some foreign match they've never heard of. It reminds me of when the big chai-wala near the bus stand got harassed by the police for "running a betting den" because he had a blackboard of horse race odds; that was his *real* business, theek hai na? The law picks on the roadside chaiwala but lets the slick apps run full-page ads on every phone—it is not about stopping loss, it is about who gets to collect.