That's exactly what I am thinking. They will leave no stones unturned until they find anything they can blame you for. If you can't find anything they always have their classic multi account accusation in the back pocket, of course without showing any evidence as casinos like to do best.

Well, good thing is, any lawyer would take this case if there is a % fee for winning involved, so you won't have any costs to pay because any lawyer would take that risk with such a high reward at stake.

I am curious how this will end. Not paying 5-6 million or whatever the amount is (changes every day) is not really something you can't hide from going public. The amount is just too big to ignore that.