Good Morning! Back then I was one of the first, when the whole thing was still more or less at the beginning and no one was really sure. My court, the LG Bremen, had already announced in a decision that Bayton had no chance and that we should come to an agreement. I wanted to end it quickly because it was all very stressful for me at the time and I was still willing to make comparisons. My lawyer also said that everything was done right, also because of my psychology at the time, but in retrospect I regret that I didn't go through with it completely. But they paid me 65%, plus legal fees, very quickly too.
Of course they can appeal, but I wouldn't worry about that anymore, the drop is gone, i.e. the casinos will no longer win a single case here, in any instance. The EU Court of Justice, where they are hoping for it, will also tell them clearly that their law in Malta is contrary to Union law.
You can be glad you took this step. This year I agreed to a settlement with a casino for 70% including a lawyer etc. This operator went bankrupt this year and from what I read, there was 5% for all those injured. In the worst case scenario, you may even leave empty-handed. On the other hand, I have won cases and still not seen any money.
If you look at all the judgments, every appeal has been rejected, before every OLG so far. The BGH has only now announced groundbreaking judgments for players as resolutions. Let them appeal. You can't give in to offers from them now, even if it puts me under such financial pressure. You get your rights in full. The Cologne Higher Regional Court has already been very clear about this. It would be different if you had sued a ZDL. You would have failed anywhere. The BGH has also made it clear that ZDL cannot be prosecuted, and all lower instances have also denied this.
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