Re: Why no word on the BetEmpire stiff job and Superiorbook "bailout" ?
What seems really petty is that you are beating a dead horse when their is no need to JC.
Empire defaulted on players balances.
Empire defaulted on debts to Superior.
Superior offers players 15x roll over on funds.
Superior and Empire were owned by different groups.
Owners of Superior have established track record in the industry. Maybe that is why they have been able to loan money to Empire.
Empire owner in my opinion was not as savvy in marketing as Superior's owners. You want to blame someone, blame the owner of Empire. Not the people trying to turn a negative into a positive.
Bottom line is Empire went broke while under the same management as Superior.
Under the argument something is better than nothing, the players are expected to accept this deal.
It didn't have to be a bank in my example, it would have been any company where customer assets are held in trust for the customer.
What did Superior get from Empire? How much debt did Superior forgive? What were the total balances of the Empire customers?
At the end of the day it seems rather petty. Empire's aggregate customer balances couldn't have been that big and all of this bad press is probably not worth the assets they are acquiring.
What seems really petty is that you are beating a dead horse when their is no need to JC.
Empire defaulted on players balances.
Empire defaulted on debts to Superior.
Superior offers players 15x roll over on funds.
Superior and Empire were owned by different groups.
Owners of Superior have established track record in the industry. Maybe that is why they have been able to loan money to Empire.
Empire owner in my opinion was not as savvy in marketing as Superior's owners. You want to blame someone, blame the owner of Empire. Not the people trying to turn a negative into a positive.