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A wild turn of events saw a PGA Tour fan sue the massive gambling company DraftKings for how the Pebble Beach Pro-Am finished ...
An Iowa man who was watching weather forecasts and placing bets on what was shaping up to be a rain-shortened golf tournament ...
A Scranton man is among five Pennsylvania residents suing DraftKings, alleging the company is engaged in deceptive business ...
Nicholas Bavas is suing DraftKings after they "unilaterally” voided his bets and refunded his money over $14 million payout.
The lawsuit alleges that he was allowed to create an account on DraftKings and Golden Nugget casinos in 2024 despite being on ...
Most dedicated gamblers are aware of the four-word phrase that sums up the theoretical futility of that particular endeavor: ...
The civil complaint alleges that DraftKings failed to pay out $14.2 million in winnings after a controversial end to the 2024 Pro-Am at Pebble Beach.
The men's attorney said the Boston-based sports betting company victimized them and helped them develop an addiction to gambling.
An Iowan claims a sports betting company owes him over $14 million. Nicholas Bavas, who lives in Dallas County, is suing ...
According to a lawsuit, Nicholas Bavas expected to receive $14.2 million after the end of the 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Tournament.
The class-action lawsuit, filed in April in federal court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, alleges DraftKings targets users that are on self-exclusion lists for addicted gamblers ...
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