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Harsh Jain, founder and chief executive officer of Dream11 parent Dream Sports.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MUMBAI: India's Dream Sports<\/a>, the parent of popular fantasy gaming<\/a> company Dream11<\/a>, said on Wednesday it had raised $840 million from investors led by Falcon Edge<\/a>, Tiger Global<\/a> and others in a deal that valued the sports technology firm at $8 billion.

Founded in 2008, Dream Sports, has 140 million users and runs companies such as sport content platform FanCode and DreamSetGo, which offers everything from game tickets and hospitality to stadium tours and celebrity events.

Its flagship firm, Dream11, has grown rapidly via marketing and hiring to become one of the biggest in India's fantasy gaming market. It is seeking a U.S. listing by early 2022, according to Indian media such as the Economic Times.

But the app has faced legal challenges amid concerns of similarities between fantasy gaming and gambling, which is largely illegal in India.

In October, a police case was filed against Dream11 in India's IT capital Bengaluru for continuing to offer its services despite a new law banning online gaming in the southern Karnataka state.

Dream Sports is also ramping up its investments in the sports market through venture capital arm Dream Capital that has 10 companies in its portfolio.

\"Our vision and mission is to create an entrepreneur-led virtuous cycle of investment, innovation and wealth creation for all stakeholders in the sports ecosystem, from fans to athletes, teams and leagues,\" Dream Sports' co-founder and CEO Harsh Jain said in a statement on Wednesday.

DST Global, D1 Capital, Redbird Capital also led the funding round, while existing investors TPG and Footpath Ventures also participated.
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印度幻想体育博彩集团梦提出8.4亿美元

梦想体育,成立于2008年,有1.4亿名用户和运行等公司体育内容平台FanCode DreamSetGo,提供从体育场比赛门票和酒店旅游和名人的事件。

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< p >严厉的耆那教徒,创始人兼首席执行官Dream11家长体育梦想。< / p >
严厉的耆那教徒,创始人兼首席执行官Dream11家长梦想的运动。
孟买:印度的梦想体育的母公司受欢迎幻想游戏公司Dream11周三表示,它已经从为首的投资者筹集了8.4亿美元猎鹰边缘,老虎环球和其他人在一个交易,体育科技公司的估价为80亿美元。

梦想体育,成立于2008年,有1.4亿名用户和运行等公司体育内容平台FanCode DreamSetGo,提供从体育场比赛门票和酒店旅游和名人的事件。

Dream11旗舰公司,发展迅速通过营销和招聘成为印度的一个最大的幻想游戏市场。它正在寻求美国上市到2022年初,据印度《经济时报》等媒体。

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但应用面临法律挑战担心相似性的幻想游戏和赌博,在印度主要是非法的。

10月份,一个警察案件提起Dream11资本在印度的班加罗尔继续提供服务,尽管一项新的法律禁止网络游戏在南部卡纳塔克邦。

梦想体育也加大其在体育市场通过风险资本投资部门梦想资本在其投资组合有10家公司。

“我们的愿景和使命是创建一个entrepreneur-led良性循环的投资、创新和创造财富为所有利益相关者的体育生态系统,从球迷到运动员,球队和联盟,”梦运动的联合创始人兼首席执行官严厉Jain周三在一份声明中说。

DST全球、D1资本,红雀资本也领导了一轮融资,而现有投资者TPG和小径企业也参加了。
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\"&lt;p&gt;Harsh
Harsh Jain, founder and chief executive officer of Dream11 parent Dream Sports.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MUMBAI: India's Dream Sports<\/a>, the parent of popular fantasy gaming<\/a> company Dream11<\/a>, said on Wednesday it had raised $840 million from investors led by Falcon Edge<\/a>, Tiger Global<\/a> and others in a deal that valued the sports technology firm at $8 billion.

Founded in 2008, Dream Sports, has 140 million users and runs companies such as sport content platform FanCode and DreamSetGo, which offers everything from game tickets and hospitality to stadium tours and celebrity events.

Its flagship firm, Dream11, has grown rapidly via marketing and hiring to become one of the biggest in India's fantasy gaming market. It is seeking a U.S. listing by early 2022, according to Indian media such as the Economic Times.

But the app has faced legal challenges amid concerns of similarities between fantasy gaming and gambling, which is largely illegal in India.

In October, a police case was filed against Dream11 in India's IT capital Bengaluru for continuing to offer its services despite a new law banning online gaming in the southern Karnataka state.

Dream Sports is also ramping up its investments in the sports market through venture capital arm Dream Capital that has 10 companies in its portfolio.

\"Our vision and mission is to create an entrepreneur-led virtuous cycle of investment, innovation and wealth creation for all stakeholders in the sports ecosystem, from fans to athletes, teams and leagues,\" Dream Sports' co-founder and CEO Harsh Jain said in a statement on Wednesday.

DST Global, D1 Capital, Redbird Capital also led the funding round, while existing investors TPG and Footpath Ventures also participated.
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