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Babylon Park Faces $670,000 Lawsuit Over Hidden Prices and Gambling Machines
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By Рами Мадрих
First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
What happened
Babylon Park Israel is facing a 2.5 million shekel class-action lawsuit for allegedly using hidden virtual currency pricing and operating gambling-like machines. The company denies the claims, and the court will decide whether to proceed.
- 01Babylon Park Israel sued for 2.5 million shekels.
- 02Lawsuit alleges hidden pricing via virtual currency.
- 03Plaintiffs demand prices be shown in shekels.
- 04Suit also targets gambling-like machines for children.
- 05Company denies all accusations.
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