Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on March 04, 2025, 06:16:35 PM

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Quote from: PaperWallet on February 25, 2025, 11:46:28 AM

I won the lawsuit, though only to get about 85% of the amount I claimed initially (plus interest and fees…). I won’t be giving any further details for now.

Congratulations, hopefully they pay up. Keep us posted!

Quote from: notblox1 on February 26, 2025, 10:42:10 PM

I think most people would give up if in your place, and that is one way how dirty casinos like fj are earning extra money.

Dirty indeed. i wouldn’t deposit a cent into any unregulated crypto casino. Its scary whats happening out there, including with the reputable ones.

They took the bet and should have paid up. i imagine they wouldn’t have refunded the op if he had lost.

This will encourage more players to not be afraid of suing. of course, not everyone has the op's resources and patience.

Well, as long or as far as he won the lawsuit against fortunejack, the casino will have no choice but to pay op whatever amount of money the court has commanded they pay, else, they will have more troubles to face and which may include withdrawal of their license and shutting down of the business.
I don't have a detailed idea on how lawsuits works in other countries, so I am speaking based on how it's done in my country.

Any business that loses a lawsuit to a customer is usually give a timeframe to pay what ever amount assigned to the customer, failure usually will lead to the court withdrawing the license from the business and sealing it up, and the CEO and some other top executives may even get arrest, tried and jailed depending on how weighty the case is.

Not so sure they’ll have to pay. In the meanwhile, they’ve changed company name (they were Nexus Group) and licence place (they were in Curaçao, now in Costa Rica).