If I were to create additional accounts I would be the one violating the self-exclusion.
And that also was in 2013, a year where almost all websites required you to go under KYC.

You can't compare 2013 to 2020 where you can open tons of accounts with an email and a password.

And in that point I agree/concede - you made some valid points, and I totally feel for the OP here (of the other thread - however his name is - saturent etc.)

However back in 2013, having a registered KYC verified account - self excluding it, and still allowing you to reopen it - that's negligence, however you want to look at it - that is plain stupid from the casino's side, not from my end ... when I used that account back then my mind wasn't thinking about how to sue it - I remind you the settlement was achieved almost 5 years later.

Now,

As for this "Saturent" - this guy came to the forum initially as neymarjr and got his issue settled, then he came again under different users making us believe in the forum each account is genuine - until he slipped and someone else recorded it.... he also posted in rent font as Boris7 or something like that ... that's cheating ... you don't the whole truth and you're not being honest ....

If he has a gambling problem he could say it, one person did come forward and explained he lost a lot of money in SportsBet.io due to having a gambling problem and was advised to pursue the matter legally which I think is the only way to do something about it - but I wouldn't call him a scammer or cheater because he was honest about what happened and he didn't try to create several accounts with several users in Bitcointalk.

There is a huge distinction between doing the right thing and the wrong thing - there is no doubt this Saturent guy did the wrong thing - you just don't resolve your issues like this.