Lost money on Courtside? You may have a claim.

If you bought Courtside Coin packs with real money and lost more than you ever redeemed in Courtside Cash, you may be able to recover what you lost.

See If You Qualify

How It Works

No upfront cost, no complicated paperwork, no courtroom visits.

1

Tell Us What You Lost

Share your account email and roughly what you paid in versus what you redeemed. It takes about two minutes.

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We Review Your Claim

Whether you have a claim depends on where you live. We confirm your state with you and tell you straight.

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We File and Pursue It

If you qualify, we handle the notice, the filing and the paperwork in your name.

Step 3

Sign Up With Maginnis Howard

Tell us roughly what you spent on Courtside and what you got back. We review it for free, confirm where you live, and tell you whether your state lets you pursue the loss.

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Did you purchase coins (e.g., Gold Coins or Sweeps Coins) and lose money making sports picks or parlays with a sweepstakes currency on this or another social or sweepstakes sportsbook app?

People just like you are fighting back

The entire process with Maginnis Howard was effortless. All our communication was by email and only a few phone calls. Any calls or emails were answered very promptly. I would like to thank Ian and Maginnis Howard. I will highly recommend any dispute that includes an Arbitration Agreement, there could no be a better Firm to represent you!
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Daniel B.
Ian is an excellent communicator who knows how to work with these companies to obtain a resolution and get you the best settlement offer possible. I highly recommend Ian and the Maginnis Howard law firm for anyone navigating the arbitration process.
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Cheille H.
I'm very grateful for his representation and the result we achieved. If you're facing arbitration and feel overwhelmed or unsure of your rights, I highly recommend Ian Vance and Maginnis Howard. They know how to handle these cases and fight for their clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is this investigation about?+
Courtside sells Courtside Coins for real money and gives users Courtside Cash, which can be used on sports picks and redeemed for cash. We are investigating whether that is sports betting offered in states that never licensed it, and whether the way it is marketed misleads users about its legality.
Courtside says it is free to play and that Courtside Cash never costs a thing. Does that matter?+
The free route does not by itself settle the question. Courtside's own rules say Courtside Cash comes as a bonus with marked coin packs. What matters for your claim is whether you actually put real money in and lost it. If you bought Courtside Coin packs, you should have your situation reviewed.
Does it matter which state I live in?+
Yes, and it is the single biggest factor. These claims are brought under state law, and the states differ on whether a person can recover gambling losses and on how much. We confirm your state with you when we review your claim, and tell you where you stand.
How is my claim filed?+
These claims are filed as individual arbitrations. Your claim is pursued in your own name rather than folded into a group case. We handle the filing and the paperwork for you.
I do not have records of what I spent. Can I still sign up?+
Yes. Give us your best estimate and the email address on your account. Courtside's terms say each purchase triggers a confirmation email, and if you bought through Apple or Google your receipts are likely in your email too. Purchase history is something we can work on obtaining as the claim develops.
What does this cost me?+
Nothing upfront. We are paid a percentage only if we recover money for you.

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