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GROWING AT A CAGR OF 32% THE FANTASY SPORTS MARKET HAD 6.1 CRORE DAILY ACTIVE
USERS LAST YEAR DURING IPL
- Rise in disposable income: Users are willing to spend money on in-app purchases,
subscription fees, and other features offered by fantasy sports platforms
- Partnership with sports leagues: Fantasy sports platforms have partnered with major
sports leagues, such as the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the Pro Kabaddi League,
to gain visibility and reach a wider audience.
- Legalization and regulation: The Indian government has legalized and regulated
fantasy sports, which has brought more transparency and legitimacy to the industry.
Problem in the industry
“India’s fantasy sports industry, which has been growing over the last six years, is estimated
to have invested ₹3,100 crore in real-world sports via sponsorships and partnerships with
sporting leagues, and is expected to make a cumulative contribution of ₹29,000 crore to the
overall sports economy between FY22 and FY27. “
- Mint
Category-Wise Insights
By Sports Type:
The Cricket Segment: the Indian Premier League (IPL), ICC Cricket World Cup, and T20 World
Cup, among others.
The Others Segment: The “others” segment includes various sports such as kabaddi,
basketball, hockey, and volleyball, among others.
By Platform Type:
The Website Segment: Examples of such websites include Dream11, MyTeam11, and
FanFight..
The Mobile Application Segment: platforms in India are Dream11, MyTeam11, FanFight,
MPL, and HalaPlay.
By Demographics Type:
Under 25 Years:
The under-25 years age group is the primary demographic segment in India’s fantasy sports
market. This group consists of students, young professionals, and those who are passionate
about sports. They are tech-savvy, and most of them use smartphones to access the
internet. They are more likely to play fantasy sports for fun and entertainment, rather than
for financial gain. This group tends to focus on cricket, football, and basketball.
25-40 Years:
The 25-40 years age group is the second-largest demographic segment in India’s fantasy
sports market. This group consists of working professionals, entrepreneurs, and with
families. They have higher disposable income and are more likely to play fantasy sports for
financial gain. They tend to have a broader interest in sports, including cricket, football,
kabaddi, and hockey.
Above 40 Years:
The above 40 years age group is the smallest demographic segment in India’s fantasy sports
market. This group consists of older working professionals, retirees, and those who
are passionate about sports. They are less tech-savvy and tend to have a narrower
interest in sports, mainly focusing on cricket and football. However, with the
increasing popularity of fantasy sports, this group is also starting to participate in the
market.
References
https://youtu.be/lh8_qPGIowE?si=13oCEb_WLGWk0fII
https://www2.deloitte.com/in/en/pages/technology-media-and-telecommunications/
articles/fantasy-sports.html
https://www2.deloitte.com/in/en/pages/technology-media-and-telecommunications/
articles/fantasy-sports.html