11% Settlement Offer After Online Casino Glitch

It’s now confirmed that Evoke (William Hill/888) is offering an 11% 'keep it' deal, but only to those who were fast enough to withdraw the glitched cash before they got caught. Conversely, a player who suffered a heart attack after his £285k win vanished was denied any deal; because the casino caught him before withdrawal, he was left with just a £15.40 refund.

If you had the money in your bank, would you take the 11% to avoid a court case, or would you dare them to try and claw it back legally?

...sorry can't hear ya over the sounds of the waves lapping, quite nice on the beach this time of year, keep it down over there would ya🏝️

Poor guy. I would definitely discuss this issue with the lawyer and then decide what my next steps would be. If my chances would look bad I would take the 11% to avoid further headache.

Sunz of Beaches said:

I would definitely discuss this issue with the lawyer and then decide what my next steps would be. If my chances would look bad I would take the 11% to avoid further headache.

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I agree. In a similar case (UK) Betfred went to court and lost the full £1.7 million from a casino glitch. Trust law firm that won similar case if it looks promising.

Update: MetaWin (a crypto-based online casino) gifted a mother £50,000 after she appeared on national TV (Good Morning Britain) explaining how her £1.27 Million win was wiped out by William Hill from this exact same glitch.

Clever marketing, or pure generosity?


Quote from Facebook:

Claire Ainsley (22 April)

"I want to thank you so so much for the money I still can't believe it I really do appreciate it .. Just wanted to send everyone an update on what has happened since my appearance on good morning Britain, @skelhorn @MetaWin has sent me a life changing amount of money £50.000, I can't thank him enough what an amazing gesture 💜 #skelhorn #Metawin"