1. Since you are a lawyer, i assume you are aware that many lawyers works with ''no cure no pay'' method. Why you say it will cost him much when he will risk nothing?Grant wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:56 pmI dont care about any Curacao based books. I wonder if someone sued 1XBET for such amout we talk about and got his money back. First its gonna cost a lot and I just wonder what are REAL chances, in percentages to win a case. Second - what are real chances, in percentages you're gonna see your money back in your account even if you won. Be realistic, its not a high number and I guess its not worth it.
2. If he won the case in the court, i see very big chances to see him getting at least his deposits back. Unless 1xbet is willing to loose their license, they will comply with court decision.
3. In my eyes he has valid reasons to win a court case. Even if he pretended to be an Iranian living in Bangladesh, 1xbet should have had extended KYC after first 2k withdrawal which obviously they didn't. So both parties tried to scum each other.
4. Anyway, i am not saying that he will win a court case, yet it is not a zero chance case either,