On December 12, 2025, the court issued a tentative ruling denying final approval and the requested fees ahead of the December 15 hearing. The official site does not identify a later final ruling approving the deal. The proposed virtual-diamond benefit therefore should not be presented as approved, guaranteed, or distributed.
StatusProposed Settlement — Tentative Denial of Final Approval
Claim DeadlineNo claim form was required
BenefitAt least 375 Virtual Diamonds only if approved
Proof RequiredNo claim submission was proposed
Plaintiffs alleged that Huuuge Casino and Billionaire Casino involved unlawful gambling or deceptive practices related to in-app purchases. Huuuge denied the allegations and liability. The parties proposed noncash game benefits to resolve the litigation.
The proposed class covered qualifying players of the identified Huuuge games under the definitions in the settlement notice. The proposal did not require a conventional claim form; benefits would have been credited automatically if the settlement obtained final approval.
The proposal described at least 375 Virtual Diamonds for eligible accounts, with the possibility of additional diamonds. Because final approval was tentatively denied and no later approval is posted, these terms remain proposed rather than payable benefits.
Review the latest court documents and administrator notices on the
official Huuuge Settlement.com.
Settlement Amount
Estimated value of $4.3 million or more
Case Title
Jeremiah Ballew, et al. v. Huuuge, Inc.
Case Number
2:23-cv-04324-GW-AGR
Court
U.S. District Court, Central District of California
Final Approval Hearing
December 15, 2025
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