What Happened
A player says they sued Stake in Curaçao, where the casino holds its license, and won. According to the player, the court found that Stake knowingly offered gambling in a country where it wasn't allowed and ordered it to pay back about 100,000. The complaint lists $91,224. The player says Stake had not reacted almost a week after it got the ruling.
How It Developed
- Complaint opened: the player says Stake ignored a court order to repay them for nearly a week.
- Stake said it had answered the complaints team's message.
- The player said they had held off on posting on other complaint sites but would do so if the matter wasn't settled.
- Stake said lawyers for both sides were handling the case, denied dodging the ruling, and asked for the complaint to be rejected as the wrong place for it.
- The player answered that the complaint should stay open, because Stake still hadn't paid what the court ordered.
- The case is listed as unresolved. No closing note from AskGamblers appears on the page.
Unresolved
The player says a court ordered Stake to pay; Stake says lawyers are handling it. No payment is shown.
What Has (and Hasn't) Helped
Nothing on this page moved the money. Once lawyers are involved, a complaint site has little pull, and Stake argued it was the wrong place for the dispute. Work with your lawyer and the court to enforce a ruling, and use public complaints only as extra pressure.