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Gamblers who bet thousands of dollars for President Donald Trump to win the 2020 presidential election are now planning legal action against at least one online game for his return, according to a report by The Daily Beast.
European gamblers told the publication that they were betting cash at a leading online gambling service called Betfair to help Trump’s reelection. Now they are calling the company or making plans for a lawsuit because Trump can still emerge victorious, according to The Daily Beast.
A Briton living in Amsterdam, known as Helen, told the Daily Beast that he continues to gamble more money as unfounded claims continue through Trump allies such as Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis and Betfair remains open for other people to place bets. .
In the past, the company said last month after the election that it would “liquidate the markets when it is certain which candidate has the most votes cast in the electoral college,” according to The Daily Beast.
He is preparing for legal action alongside other Trump gamblers who oppose Betfair and other services, according to The Daily Beast.
“We have thousands of screenshots documenting the LIES that were told to us through live chat assistants as we grouped ourselves in other chat rooms and accumulated the evidence to make our claim,” Lea told the Daily Beast.
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