1 year ago
https://www.kleinezeitung.at/wirtschaft/gaming/19018815/laut-gericht-lootboxen-in-fifa-sind-kein-gluecksspiel
Hope lost for loot boxes
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Execution Pokerstars. Apparently, payment is not voluntary (page 99)
1 year ago
Have you seen the video yet?
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1 year ago
It's not online yet, is it?
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1 year ago
Nope
1 year ago
"BREAKING NEWS"
I'm curious to see what happens...
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1 year ago
Pretty cheeky that nothing is coming, right?
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1 year ago
I'm really curious what won't be said again
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1 year ago
Video is online!
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1 year ago
it's online!
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1 year ago
And what do you say about the information?
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1 year ago
I don't think that casinos will suddenly offer comparisons now.
They have blocked and ignored everything for years, so they certainly won't start looking for a solution for the benefit of the players now.
Even in Germany, where many big players now have a license, judgments are not paid.
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1 year ago
There were some individual comparisons.
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1 year ago
As far as I know, after the introduction of Bill 55, everything concerning cash flows has stopped.
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1 year ago
Someone here in the forum said he got something back.
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1 year ago
No, there were isolated comparisons, we also mentioned in the videos again and again that it is not completely stalled and some providers still compare
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1 year ago
I can only say what I was told. Suppliers who would otherwise have compared prices have completely stopped being willing to negotiate because of Bill55.
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1 year ago
That was to be expected, but if the ECJ finally rejects it - and that is as certain as the amen in church - most of them will be extremely embarrassed. I also think that many are delaying things so that they can build up huge reserves. They know that we have to pay this much, etc. So it could be like that. Very few will go bankrupt, and the big ones certainly won't. Even if they do go bankrupt, you can do it through the managing directors, they are just as liable.
Best regards
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1 year ago
Hello! Holding the managing director liable is very complicated under German law, says my lawyer.
In Austria, for example, it is legally more obvious.
I don't think the OCs will pay before the ECJ's decision.
greetings back
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1 year ago
Doesn't sound good when the bankruptcies are mentioned... The last paragraph also sounds negative...
It's a shame, but it was also somehow clear that the casinos would think of everything to avoid having to pay.
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