2 months ago
Look, we can speculate, but Malta's economy is at stake, so they will come up with something.
You notice how corrupt everyone is, no matter which country.
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Execution Pokerstars. Apparently, payment is not voluntary (page 96)
2 months ago
Hello
Email just received.
Doesn't look rosy🫣 
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2 months ago
Huh, strange my case was only released last week and is currently with the lawyer
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2 months ago
Is there any reliable information as to when the ECJ will issue a ruling?
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2 months ago
Be prepared that it won't happen again this year.
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2 months ago
https://www.ra-goldenstein.de/neuigkeiten/eugh-verfahren-online-spielverluste/
2 months ago
I have no idea how to interpret this... and I don't know what happens next...
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2 months ago
https://www.advofin.at/online-casinos/noch-immer-nicht-zahl-von-illegalen-online-gluecksspielangebotn-ein-update/
I think it's going in the right direction
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2 months ago
But that means it will take a long time for the ECJ to take a position, right? It's really unbelievable how a small country is blocking everything
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2 months ago
Yes, it may take at least six months, but we are in good hands with the EU Court.
Imagine if Malta delays the first instance for another year, then the second instance for another 1-2 years. I would rather wait 6 months for a ruling from the ECJ.
The lawyers even say that now things are finally moving forward.
As soon as Lottoland is convicted by the EU Court in favor of the players, everything will happen very quickly and Advofin PF also has something going on at the EU Court.
The new video from G&L will be very informative this time, let's look forward to it.
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2 months ago
When will the video be released? Do you have any information? This waiting is really getting on my nerves... Jokerstars just doesn't pay
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2 months ago
The video from g&l will be released in mid-October, because the first negotiations in Malta will not start until October 1st.
A lot of people aren't paying at the moment; they're all waiting for the ECJ.
This way you also save money the casinos
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2 months ago
and when the first verdict is in, report it to them... they're already preparing everything... they're not stupid... in my opinion...
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2 months ago
In the event of insolvency, everything is checked to see whether the company has no money left or has transferred it somewhere else - this is not so easy, especially with listed companies.
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2 months ago
They had/have enough time to do it slowly....
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2 months ago
the PKF are not stupid either. If it were that easy, they would no longer accept cases. A lot of money will flow and rightly so
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2 months ago
the PKF are just happy that they have received some money from casinos, from the casinos that paid in the past... What else should the PKFs do now other than fight until the ECJ judgement? Of course they want to push through the fact that the casinos HAVE to pay... but they won't because... MRG, for example, already has a new company...
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2 months ago
It is of course possible that they will not pay despite the ECJ ruling.
Who knows?
I'm just thinking about what will happen to those who already have their money deposited in Malta. Bankruptcy won't help because they also belong to 888 LTD and have set aside reserves for this.
Or does it just intimidate those who don't yet have a judgment or a title to enforce it? Perhaps that's their goal...
And how does Mr Green want to do that if Bet at Home has already lost the judgment because the newly founded company was found responsible for paying and also created the reserves?
In any case, these casinos seem to try EVERYTHING, that's for sure
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2 months ago
How likely is it that the ECJ will issue a ruling this year?
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2 months ago
1,66%
