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Tel Aviv Court Approves Temporary Stay for Papaya Gaming Amid $719M US Lawsuit
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First reported by Maariv · 4 hours ago
What happened
Papaya Gaming secured a temporary stay from the Tel Aviv court to halt enforcement of a $719 million US judgment by Skillz, pending a lengthy appeal. The company will place funds in a supervised escrow to protect stakeholders and maintain normal operations during the legal process.
- 01Tel Aviv court grants Papaya Gaming a temporary stay to delay enforcement of a $719 million US judgment.
- 02The judgment stems from a lawsuit by competitor Skillz in a New York federal court.
- 03Papaya claims significant errors in the US ruling and plans a multi-year appeal.
- 04The stay prevents Skillz from unilateral enforcement actions in Israel.
- 05Papaya will place about $100 million in a court-supervised fund for potential claim settlements.
- 06The company continues normal business and allows customer withdrawals without restrictions.
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