Christopher Freeman v. Stake.com et al: Complaint (‘Crypto Gaming Fraud’)

Complaint alleging fraud in Christopher Freeman v. Stake.com, described as a Curaçao-domiciled virtual casino; Primedice, described as a New York-domiciled operator of “an online cryptocurrency-funded dice game that allows global users to gamble via bitcoins, or percentages thereof, on a game of chance”; Edward Craven, a.k.a. Edward Miroslav, described as a resident of Australia, and Bijan Tehrani, described as a resident of Australia, at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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Pages: 41

Date: August 17, 2022

Defendants/Respondents: Stake.com, Primedice, Edward Craven, Bijan Tehrani

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Christopher Freeman

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Topic: Crypto, Gaming

Allegation: Fraud

Plaintiffs/Applicants Attorneys: Gage Spencer & Fleming, William Fleming

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Keywords

Bijan Tehrani Christopher Freeman Edward Craven Primedice Stake.com

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