Execution Pokerstars. Apparently, payment is not voluntary (page 127)

And then bankruptcy, haha, like so many others. And three months later, the new online casino is called Vegas***something and is based in Curacao and no longer in Malta, and everyone else can go fuck themselves.

I think many casinos won't have such high reserves.

The big players are billion-dollar corporations. I think it is more likely that you don't see any money at small casinos

Nevertheless, they had enough time to prepare for it.

Nobody knows exactly how much the total refunds will actually be. I'm curious to see if they'll even continue, but oh well...

Mr Grxxx, BWxx and the other big ones will certainly not disappear from the market.

It will hurt them financially, yes, but there will certainly be enough investors to help them out.

If everything is "over" and everything is restructured in accordance with EU regulations, there will certainly be interest in an investment.

The industry is booming... and once all the legal issues are resolved, it will definitely be more attractive to invest in an established casino.

Well, we wait (forced)

I have a lawsuit pending against N1 Interactive, or rather, it's paused by the Regional Court while they wait for the ECJ proceedings... It's unbelievable how slow the whole thing is. By the time something finally happens, at least in my case, the N1 Interactive Group has long since run all its casinos through Curacao. It's truly a disgrace.

Yes, of course, they take advantage of it there.

really full of corrupt shit

And that's exactly what they're getting at because then they can declare bankruptcy because they're no longer profitable...

https://youtu.be/qZiotJ7sjbM?si=QLjsyCPSbVMp1NLa

It's explained how many jobs are at stake and why they want to keep or protect the location, but they certainly won't stay there.

Istvan Cocron 3.

Inheritance law, enforcement of statutory share claims, recovery of losses from online gambling, protection and advice against cybercrime attacks, blockchain and AI law

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👉BREAKING NEWS: EU Commission takes action against Malta – hope for plaintiffs against online gambling providers! UPDATE: First reactions from Malta....

-Infringement proceedings initiated due to "Bill 55" – Titled claims could soon become enforceable again in Malta-

The European Commission today initiated infringement proceedings against Malta (case number INFR(2025)2100) – with potentially far-reaching consequences for creditors of enforceable claims against gambling operators based there.

I think the Maltese government should be given a horrendous fine for something like this.

They knew from the beginning that it was illegal.

In the end they'll pass Bill 56, and we have to prevent that from happening in the future.

https://www.profil.at/oesterreich/gluecksspiel-klagen-malta-online-casinos-spielverlust-zum-zahlen-zwingen/403050888

as I suspected… there will be a general comparison:

"…We have been conducting settlement talks with Bet365 since November. Lists of demands and counter-proposals are being exchanged…"

too bad!

Wow, this is serious business - 40k is no joke, and it's good that the court sided with you. Has anyone here had any experience recovering winnings in large disputes with companies like this?

Have you also seen on the ecourts website that new proceedings have appeared against Mr Green?

Yes, I saw that too. There's already been a ruling on TSG? I hadn't noticed that!!!

Does anyone know anything about this?

I don't want to drive anyone crazy, but it seems the date for the final submissions has been postponed. The July 10 date is no longer on the calendar. 😳

How can this be?

Oh really, it's been postponed.

Here it is-> https://www.hfs-rechtsanwaelte.de/news-casino-sportwetten/illegales-online-gluecksspiel-eugh

There is currently only speculation...

Summer break, staff shortages, blah blah...

The fact is that the date is no longer listed

Was postponed to September 4th according to the website of this law firm or planned for 04.09.25