Big Fish Casino
Big Fish Casino Arbitration Claims Over Alleged Illegal Gambling
Labaton Keller Sucharow took Big Fish Casino arbitration claims over alleged illegal gambling on four games. Claims are closed. Follow the case.
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Eligibility
Who may qualify?
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- You must have had a valid Big Fish account.
- You must have played at least one of the four identified games.
- You must have spent and lost real money while playing.
- Your losses must have occurred within the preceding three years.
- You must provide proof of your account and gambling losses.
Case overview
What is the Big Fish Casino settlement about?
Law firm Labaton Keller Sucharow is recruiting clients for possible individual arbitration claims against Big Fish and Product Madness. The claims target people who, within the past three years, spent and lost real money playing Banana Bonanza, Mayan Millions, Serengeti Splendor, or Buffalo Gold on the Big Fish website or app.
The firm argues that Big Fish Casino lets players buy virtual coins with real money and runs casino-style games that may amount to illegal gambling. It points to gambling-loss recovery laws in some jurisdictions that may let players recover money lost through an illegal gambling operation, and notes that a federal appeals court previously found that Big Fish Casino's virtual chips qualified as a thing of value, making the game illegal gambling under Washington law.
Product Madness, for its part, publicly describes Big Fish Casino as a social casino-style game that does not involve real-money gambling or the chance to win real money or prizes. Neither Big Fish nor Product Madness has issued a case-specific response to these arbitration claims as far as this record shows.
Signing up is the start of an attorney-client relationship and investigation, not a guaranteed payout, it does not automatically create a payable claim. Once someone signs an attorney-client agreement, the firm will collect further answers and documents via a secure portal, review the account and losses, attempt to negotiate with the companies, and pursue individual arbitration if needed.
The firm handles cases on contingency, taking a percentage of any settlement or recovery that varies by jurisdiction. It only collects a fee if the client actually recovers money, meaning clients owe nothing otherwise.
Case details
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- Big Fish and Product Madness
Questions people ask
Frequently asked questions
Who qualifies for the Big Fish Casino settlement?
Key eligibility criteria include: You must have had a valid Big Fish account; You must have played at least one of the four identified games; You must have spent and lost real money while playing; Your losses must have occurred within the preceding three years; You must provide proof of your account and gambling losses. Always confirm the full class definition with the official source before filing.
Is the Big Fish Casino settlement legit?
Yes, this is a real, documented settlement. TapClaim verified the official source (Lantern by Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP official website). Claims are closed, so be cautious of any site that still asks you to file or pay for this settlement.
Is the Big Fish Casino settlement open for claims?
No, this settlement is closed to new claims.
Settlement administrator and official sources
- AdministratorLantern by Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP
- Administrator websiteLantern by Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP official websiteVisit administrator websitePrimary official source
- Official claim pageOfficial claim formView official claim pageSupporting official source
- Listing verificationLast checked Oct 6, 2026
