Why This Claim Has Legal Ground in Florida ▼
Many users have asked how a claim may proceed when a platform’s terms of service state that users waive the right to participate in a class action lawsuit or are required to resolve disputes through arbitration.
Under Florida law, contracts and contractual provisions may be deemed unenforceable if they are based on or arise from an illegal activity. Florida courts have held that a party generally cannot rely on contract terms to shield itself from liability if the underlying conduct violates state law.
In Florida, casino-style gambling is tightly regulated and generally restricted to authorized operators. We believe that certain “dual-currency” or sweepstakes-based casino models may constitute illegal gambling or an illegal lottery under Florida statutes when real money is effectively wagered for games of chance.
If a court determines that such a model violates Florida law, any related terms of service — including arbitration clauses or class action waivers — may be found void or unenforceable as a matter of law. This is the legal theory under which many consumer claims are evaluated.
This project exists to gather information and organize affected Florida residents so that qualified legal professionals can evaluate these issues and determine the appropriate legal path forward, including mass arbitration or other remedies.
This explanation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or a prediction of outcome.
How This Works
- 1. Submit your claim. Confirm residency and losses.
- 2. Verify by email. Click the confirmation link sent to you.
- 3. Upload evidence (optional). Strengthen your claim.
- 4. Legal escalation. Verified claims are grouped for action.
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Florida residents only. This is not legal advice.
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