Gambling in the USA
Delaware North Sues Miomni Gaming Over Fraudulent Claims
Delaware North, the US based casino operator, has filed a lawsuit against its sports betting joint venture partner Miomni Gaming.
The operator is seeking compensation through the suit filed in the Chancery Court of Delaware, including Miomni’s 49% stake in the BetLucky joint venture, which the supplier is apparently refusing to give up. The joint venture was made to launch the BetLucky sports betting platform. Delaware North then terminated the contract earlier this month.
The operator claims Miomni made fraudulent claims to induce it to enter into a joint venture, as well as of wilfully breaching a limited liability company agreement governing the operation of BetLucky.
Delaware North claims that Miomni and chief executive Venner repeatedly claimed to own intellectual property rights to the platform, including the source code for the front end and back end of the platform.
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