High 5 Casino Gambling Loss Arbitration

High 5 operates an online social casino where players buy virtual currency to play casino-style games. Lawsuits filed across the country allege that this sweepstakes-casino setup is really illegal online gambling in disguise, since players pay real money to join games offering prizes or cash-equivalent rewards. The law firm Labaton Keller Sucharow is now investigating claims on behalf of people who purchased coins or credits on High 5 and lost money playing these games — and may be able to help them recover those losses through private arbitration instead of a courtroom. Note that this is only an investigation and sign-up stage, not a finalized settlement, so no payout amount has been set yet. Those who sign up should be prepared to provide supporting documentation, such as account screenshots, purchase receipts, transaction records, payment statements, and any communications received from High 5.