The Netherlands Supreme Court rejected Cyberluck’s appeal after a lower court ordered it to pay two players winnings withheld by a sublicensee. The ruling leaves master licence holders accountable for sublicensees’ failures, according to the report.
Master licence holders may face responsibility for unpaid winnings owed by their sublicensees.
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Michigan’s Supreme Court ruled unanimously on 22 July that state online gambling law does not prevent individuals from bringing gambling-related disputes to court. The decision sends Jacqueline Davis’s lawsuit over nearly $3.3 million in contested BetMGM account winnings back to Wayne County Circuit Court; it does not resolve her underlying claims.
Austria’s Supreme Court ruled on 26 June 2024 that illegal gambling operators can sue players to recover winnings already paid out. The final judgment applies to online gambling and gaming machines, according to the report.
A group of state attorneys general filed a brief asking the US Supreme Court to hear New Jersey’s appeal involving Kalshi. The dispute concerns oversight of prediction market activity; accepting the appeal would allow Supreme Court review without deciding the merits.
A group of state attorneys general has filed a brief asking the US Supreme Court to hear New Jersey's appeal involving Kalshi, according to a report. The filing concerns who oversees prediction market activity. The source does not indicate that the court has agreed to hear the appeal.
Chile's Supreme Court upheld the rejection of Comercial Cofan's action against the Superintendencia de Casinos de Juego over the classification of machines operated in Puerto Montt. The court's ruling, issued on 25 September, left in place the regulator's classification of the equipment as games of chance and the lower court's rejection of the company's challenge.
Reportedly, Brazil's Supreme Federal Court is returning to review Extraordinary Appeal 966177, which may determine the legal nature of casino and bingo operations. Justice Luiz Fux began presenting his opinion as rapporteur when the session was interrupted on Wednesday (5).