Online casino lawyer — success-fee based

[taiappu]

I am a Japanese online casino player. About a year ago, I faced multiple unfair withdrawal refusals from various casinos. While I was struggling with these issues, I met a person on this forum who claimed to be a “lawyer intermediary.” However, that person turned out to be a scammer. I became a victim of a fraudulent so-called legal intermediary.

Because I had asked this intermediary to handle court cases for 17 different casinos, I ended up losing a large amount of money in supposed legal fees and wasted an entire year. As a result, I currently have almost no money left.

For this reason, I am looking for a lawyer who can work on a pure contingency-fee (no win, no fee) basis so that I do not have to pay any upfront costs.
Well-known law firms and support organizations that come up on the internet, including SBGOK, have already declined my case, and I am in a very difficult situation.

If anyone here can offer advice or assistance, I would greatly appreciate your help.

The total amount involved across the 17 cases is approximately $122,000.

[logfiles]

It's quite sad that you had to lose a lot of money to a scammer on top of those multiple unfair withdrawal refusals from various casinos. How I wish you had done some due diligence or asked around before getting involved with the fraudster.

To be honest, I don't think you will have any luck in finding a good legal representative who will accept to take on the case/cases minus some up front legal fees. For example, who is going to take care of the court fees? It's a huge risk for a lawyer to take up such a case because they will get nothing if things don't work out.
Otherwise, I wish you good luck.

[aioc]

For this reason, I am looking for a lawyer who can work on a pure contingency-fee (no win, no fee) basis so that I do not have to pay any upfront costs.
Well-known law firms and support organizations that come up on the internet, including SBGOK, have already declined my case, and I am in a very difficult situation.

That's not going to work; it's like working pro bono, and this is a gambling case where your chances aren't good unless you present a strong case. An intermediary has victimized you because he knows you have a weak case, and he exploits it.
You are opening yourself to getting victimized again because those who will contact you will make you believe that you have a winnable case, and they will entice or even force you to send them money.
You should move on and start your life away from gambling. You have a great life ahead of you.

[noorman0]

Have you tried your luck with an independent mediator like CasinoGuru or AskGambler?

You're having problems with 17 gambling companies, doesn't that make you think there's something wrong with the way you gamble? If they turn out to have different licensing bases, I doubt any lawyer would take this deal.