About cosmoscasino.biz and Its India Edition
cosmoscasino.biz is an independent information site about the Cosmos brand. We are not the operator, we do not run any games, and we cannot open, close or unblock accounts. This page explains who we are, why we keep an India edition at all after online money games were prohibited on 1 May 2026, and what you will never find on these pages. If you landed here first, the India home page gives the short version of the brand and the law.
Why an India edition exists after the ban
The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 changed the legal picture completely, but it did not change what people type into search boxes. Readers in India still look up Cosmos by name, still ask whether an old account can be closed, and still see "new working link" messages in chats. If accurate pages disappear, those searches lead straight to mirror lists, fake support numbers and copycat sites that collect logins and documents. We think a clear explanation — what the brand is, what the Act prohibits, how phishing copies work and where free help is — serves readers better than silence. That is the whole purpose of this edition.
What we will not publish
- Payment instructions of any kind — section 7 of the Act prohibits facilitating payments for online money games.
- Bonus offers, sign-up deals or calls to play — section 6 bans promotion of such games.
- Lists of mirror addresses or tips for getting round a block.
- Tips, predictions or "sure wins" for betting markets.
- Claims that any brand is licensed or permitted in India.
Why you will not see return rates or win figures here
Game pages on many sites quote return-to-player percentages, maximum wins and volatility ratings. We leave them out on purpose. Those figures belong to each game's own rules screen and to whoever certifies it, they can differ between versions of the same title, and we cannot confirm them from a source we trust. More importantly, numbers like these exist to make a game look attractive to play for money — which, from India, is exactly what the law now prohibits. Our game pages describe the format only, briefly.
Who runs the Cosmos brand
Cosmos is an international casino and sportsbook brand. We do not name the company behind it, because we have not been able to confirm that detail from a source we can cite, and guessing would be worse than saying nothing. The operator's own terms of use are the place where it identifies itself and the jurisdiction it operates under. If you need that information for a complaint or a closure request, read it there and keep a copy with the date you saw it.
No Indian licence — and what a foreign licence does not change
India has never issued a licence for real-money online gaming, and since the 2025 Act there is none to obtain. A brand may hold a licence from another country, but that licence describes where the operator is supervised, not what is lawful for users in India. The Act states that it applies to services operated from outside India but accessible to users here, and it prohibits online money games whether they rely on skill or chance. So a foreign licence badge in a site's footer does not make playing for money from India permitted, and it does not give Indian users a local authority to complain to. This is background, not legal advice.
Who writes and checks the pages
The India edition is edited by Mireille Brassard, our account and safety editor. Facts about the Act — its sections, penalties, enforcement date and the pending Supreme Court challenges — come from published summaries and commentary; where something is not settled in those sources, such as whether a player personally commits an offence, we say so instead of picking an answer. Help-line details are checked against the services' own websites. Pages are reread whenever the legal position moves.
How we are funded
The site earns a commission through partner links. How that works, and why this edition carries no offers or calls to play, is explained on the affiliate disclosure page. The arrangement does not decide what we write about the law or about risk.
Contact and corrections
Found an error, an outdated detail or a broken link? Write to info@cosmoscasino.biz and tell us which page and what is wrong. We cannot help with account matters — those go to the operator's own support, as explained on our support page — and we do not reply to requests for mirror links. For an explanation of how look-alike domains work, see our page on mirrors. If gambling is affecting your life, Tele MANAS answers free and 24/7 at 14416. This site is for adults 18+ only.