The ban on housie games in Goa is posing a threat to inter-village football tournaments, with the Goa Football Association (GFA) set to meet with affected clubs to address the issue. Housie, also known as tambola or bingo, has been a popular fundraising activity for local clubs, helping them generate revenue to support sports events like football tournaments. However, the recent ban on housie games due to regulations has left many clubs struggling to find alternative sources of funding. The GFA is now stepping in to discuss possible solutions with the affected clubs and find ways to ensure that inter-village football tournaments can continue to thrive. The association recognizes the importance of these tournaments in promoting sports and fostering a sense of community among villages in Goa. By working together with the clubs, the GFA aims to overcome the challenges posed by the housie ban and ensure the sustainability of grassroots football in the region. Stay tuned for updates on the outcome of the GFA meeting and the future of inter-village football tournaments in Goa.