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Curaçao court recognises German ruling requiring NGame to repay €95,000

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Curaçao’s Common Court of Justice recognised a German court ruling requiring NGame to repay a German gambler almost €95,000, according to the report. NGame had sought to prevent recognition, arguing that the German ruling conflicted with Curaçao law on recovering gambling losses; the court rejected that argument.

The ruling leaves NGame required to repay the amount and clarifies the court’s treatment of the recognition request.

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Munich court orders bet365 entity to repay player about €80,500

The Munich I Regional Court ordered Hillside (Sports) LP, the bet365 entity named as defendant, to repay a player about €80,500, according to the report. The player had placed online sports bets from Bavaria between 2014 and 2016; the court found the contracts void because the company lacked the required German licence during that period. The ruling was dated 24 June 2026.

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