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Quote from: edondoko on March 31, 2025, 04:26:14 PM

I'm pretty sure he wasn’t referring to that specific lawsuit but rather lawsuits in general for different issues. I need to file one too, check your DMs when you have a moment.

He was answering my statement. I said Stake has a much much larger number of players yet no one sued them because of unpaid winnings. Up until now, he is still unable to give one example.

Ok I will check my DM

Yea and I'm pretty sure he can't give a single example anyways because Stake won't let that happen. There might be other lawsuits but probably one or two if not any lawsuits in terms of unpaid winnings.

In any case let us know about your process with FortuneJack. This thread is very interesting to follow!

You have to be pretty naive to think no court cases have been filed against Stake. All the big casinos have lawsuits filed against them. Curacao has even changed the rules so that cases are now heard by the ADR to keep from going to court. They may even pass a law stopping cases from going to court. In Curacao, under the old system, the governor handed out the gambling licenses. Huge casinos such as Stake launder an insane amount of money through banks in Curacao. There is no way that Stake was going to lose any lawsuits. Things have changed because of those such as SBKOG filing for transparency. The FATF has threatened to blacklist Curacao causing a change in laws LOK. The old system of Master License holders no longer exist. They are trying to cut down all the corruption in Curacao because so much gambling money goes through Curacao and it's good for business as well as the country.

You’ve still didn’t give a single example of a lawsuit against Stake for unpaid winnings, which was my initial assertion. Of course lots of people can file lawsuits for anything they want.

you aren’t going to find them on search engines unless they lose or it’s a multi-million lawsuit. It’s common sense. Almost all cases are for unpaid winnings.