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It probably isn't, but generally their ToS says you're not allowed to be in the US when you sign up, and they don't operate in the US. So you'd have to go sue t
by cmeacham98 4y ago
It probably isn't, but generally their ToS says you're not allowed to be in the US when you sign up, and they don't operate in the US. So you'd have to go sue them in the jurisdiction of whatever island nation they're operating in (or get the authorities there to care).
Additionally, if you're within the majority of people who deposit money and lose it all you're not going to even know this unless you do some active research about the casino.
- josephcsible 4y agoWhy couldn't such a judgment be enforced from a US court, by forbidding any American banks from sending any money to their bank until they pay up?
- cmeacham98 4y agoThese sites typically operate using deposits/withdrawals in cryptocurrency.