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US Court Delays $719 Million Collection Against Papaya Gaming Over False Advertising Case
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
A Delaware court has delayed collection of a $719 million judgment against Israeli Papaya Gaming over false advertising claims, allowing the company to continue operations while appealing. Papaya is also pursuing a supervised payment plan in Israel to manage the debt and maintain business continuity.
- 01Delaware court temporarily halts $719 million collection against Papaya Gaming.
- 02Judgment relates to false advertising about bot use in Papaya's games.
- 03Papaya continues normal operations amid legal proceedings in US and Israel.
- 04US court set a September hearing to consider recognizing Israeli proceedings.
- 05Papaya proposes supervised payment plan to cover debt exceeding $151 million cash reserves.
- 06Company welcomes court decision as it provides operational certainty during appeal.
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