Real Time Gaming is Sued by Owner of Online Casino
20 November 2005

It is always tragic when a partnership between two fantastic companies turns sour. The reason is because it not only has bad affects on both business parties, but it also has an affect on casino players. Unfortunately such an event has taken place between online casino operator Brian Goodman and Real Time Gaming.

It has been reported that a civil court case has been filed concerning the matter, and now there is a public 8 page document in the U.S. at the Fulton County Court in Georgia. This document lists the complaints from two online casinos – Kiss Online Casino and Giant Vegas Online Casino – both owned by the company Interbet. These online casinos are owned by the Australian entrepreneur Brian Goodman. The complaints were placed against KDMS International, more commonly known as Real Time Gaming.

As the story goes, Interbet was a licensee utilizing the Real Time Gaming software, but the relationship between the two companies started to become rocky when Goodman decided he wanted to change to another software platform. As soon as this change was suggested, problems began to arise and a strain was placed on the relationship.

The document concerning the case has a number of serious allegations that deal with unilateral closure of business accounts and casino without the consent of Interbet. Some of these accusations claim Real Time Gaiming:

 Provided players with notices that Interbet’s casinos were closing, and
    encouraged them to use other Real Time Gaming operations.

 Refused players access to Interbet’s Neteller and their other casino assets

 Made false written statements defaming the honesty of Interbet and that
    Interbet’s player lists could possibly have been sold to spammers.

For compensation for damages, Interbet has filed this lawsuit against Real Time Gaming, however a trial date has yet to be set in regards to the matter.