During the legal proceeding the lawyer can request the server logs from AWS directly and then the truth would come to light. 
I am not sure about that, as I do not know their setup. If they just use EC2 or something like that, the logs are saved only on their own server.
How can "start_balance" be the same as "end_balance", when a bet is made and there was no win? The win needs to be "10" to have the same balance before and after the bet.
That is what TMAN means. You ignored my request to explain that, as you always ignore requests that make you problems (cold storage...).
EDIT:
Logs have been archived: https://archive.is/FRTs3
There is nothing we ignore. We already mentioned above what the start_balance and end_balance means, but lets do it one more time with an example...
EXAMPLE:
- newalias has balance of 1.1 BTC
- newalias bets 0.1BTC on this spin
- newalias loses the bet.
The above EXAMPLE will have this round log:
{
"round_id" : "ROUND_ID",
"time" : "DATE",
"bet" : 100.00,
"win" : 0.00000000,
"start_balance" : 1000.00000000,
"end_balance" : 1000.00000000
},
In case you missed it, the above values are in mBTC.
1BTC=1000mbtc
0.1BTC=100mbtc
START_BALANCE is the balance AFTER the wager.
END_BALANCE is the balance AFTER the win.
Let me know if there is anything else you may want us to explain.