Sportsbook Thrillzz continued in San Diego Court for having raped the penal code -

The online sports book Thrillzz was the subject of legal action before the American district court in the southern district of California.

Judge President Karen S. Crawford heard the case, which revolves around the company which would have violated several provisions of California Pinal Code as an illegal Paris operator.

Thrillzz continued in a California courtyard

The news was disseminated by the analyst of the betting market Daniel Wallach, who previously highlighted cases which are of national interest via X and its other social networks.

NEW: Sportsbook online Sportsbook Thrillzz continued the San Diego Federal Court for having operated an illegal sports betting company in violation of many provisions of CA. Complaints co-written by 7 law firms seek restitution for members of the California course. pic.twitter.com/oxugxakmpz

– Daniel Wallach (@wallachlegal) September 27, 2025

Wallach said the complaint of Thrillzz was “co-written by 7 law firms”, which were represented by Jared Rahmani and Gurgen Gallstyan (the applicant).

According to the applicant’s complaint, Thrillzz violated section 337 of the Criminal Code, which criminalizes the activities of operators who provide game offers to customers.

Article 337 has two specific sub-sections linked to the argument and the allegations according to which “game game websites and Thrillzz sports competitions have violated.

Section (a) (4) prohibits the recording or recording of bet or bet on the result of a test, a competition or an alleged competition of competence, speed, endurance or uncertain events.

Thrillzz is accused of having violated this by “recording / accepting betting” thanks to its drawing competitions in the state of Sunshine.

The second section that the applicants brought to the attention of the President Judge is (A) (6), which prohibits offering or accepting a bet or bet on these same types of competitions or uncertain events within the State.

The argument against thrills, compared to the second sub-section, is that the company organized events in California without the necessary authorization.

Although the two allegations seem to be a repetition of similar rules, they have a significant potential impact on betting in the state following bill 831 of the Assembly (AB 831).

The competition operators urge Governor Newsom to oppose his veto AB 831

Thrillzz and other competition operators have worked with time taken if we believe the path of legislation in California.

We have largely covered the news of the AB 831 trajectory through the state legal system on a track to make the draw and similar companies have prohibited practices.

The progression of the Bill on the Office of Governor Newsom led to vocal opposition camps urging the high -ranking officer to veto the bill because of the financial loss with which the State would be confronted.

Jeff Duncan, Executive Director of SGLA, for example, said about the death of AB 831: “We implore Governor Newsom to oppose his veto to this bill and open the door to online social games to support economically disadvantaged tribal countries and the state economy while positioning California as a leader in the technology of new generation games.”

If Thrillzz is at fault with the Californian penal code, it would be one more loss for suppliers of competitions operating in state lines and an important warning to other operators who could offer the same game services.

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