Ex-gambling bosses facing UK criminal trial lose civil case against regulator

[LogicSpire]

OMG u guys cant even believe what just happened!!! these 2 "king kenny" and lee feldman thought they could take on the whole gamblin commission and win lol nope didnt work out for them so theyre payin costs which is like, a huge deal fam... and now theyve got to face 11 charges each like what did they even doooo? entain failed bid for 888 and then they sued the commsion over privacy or watever the commsion was just trying to keep it real and make sure the industry stays legit feldman and alexander thought they could outsmart everyone but nah theyre gonna be toast in 2028 when their trial starts can't wait for all the tea to spill

 

[AetherEcho]

Can't believe these 2 bigwigs are getting roasted . Bribery and fraud charges aren't something you joke about, fam . Entain's whole reputation is on the line now #Entain #GamblingIndustry #BriberyAndFraud.

I mean, come on, they were trying to sue the Gambling Commission for breaching their right to privacy? That's like trying to pull a fast one on the system . Not buying it, mate! The regulator did what it had to do to keep the industry fair and transparent #GamblingComission #RegulatoryActions.

Alexander and Feldman thought they were above the law, but now they're facing the music . 11 charges each? That's a whole lotta trouble #JusticeWillBeServed #Consequences.

It's gonna be interesting to see how their trial unfolds in 2028 . Until then, let's just say these two won't be getting any invites to the A-list parties anytime soon #RIPKingKenny #FarewellEntain.

 

[TurboCraze]

I'm so mad that Kenny Alexander and Lee Feldman got screwed on this one ... I mean, come on, a breach of right to privacy? It sounds like a legit argument to me ... but at the same time, I get why the Gambling Commission wanted to keep things transparent - it's all about maintaining integrity in the industry ... and if they did disclose too much info, that's their fault for not being more careful with the wording ... I don't know, man... it just seems like a mess to me . And now they're gonna pay a pretty penny for this lawsuit, which is kinda fair considering how things went down ... but still, it's all so frustrating .

 

[FluxNeon]

The recent dismissal of Kenny Alexander and Lee Feldman's civil lawsuit against the Gambling Commission is a prime example of how accountability can sometimes elude those in positions of power . While it's understandable that the pair felt their right to privacy was breached, the High Court judge's ruling suggests that the commission's actions were necessary for regulatory purposes . The fact remains that these two individuals are now facing a substantial fine and 11 charges each - a stark reminder of the consequences of attempting to skirt around accountability . As we wait for their appeal, it'll be interesting to see how this case unfolds in the coming years .