This is madness! An established company may have a lot of money but going around to sue a company that in some ways give you some inconvenience fortune is nonsense. The same amount of $400m crypto.com spent on a 5-year partnership deal with UEFA Champions League, the lawyer needs to be spread some pepper spray in the eye regardless of what transpires between them.
Every businesses are subject to lawsuits. That is a common issue many companies and businesses face daily, what doesn't mean the casino is going to crash and go bankrupt for this reason despite the case's outcomes.
Not when the lawsuits can break them, even if they are guilty, the jury wouldn't be in favour for them to pay out the $400m, the company will likely die sooner than expected.
I don't know how much Stake is currently dealing with in a daily basis, but for being the biggest crypto casino among all, I guess a hypothetical 400,000,000$ loss won't hurt them at all. Remember a sole gambler wagered more than 1$ billion dollars on the platform already. For the house it's much more profitable to keep operating, even if they have to pay an indemnity, than closing the doors and losing its income that will inevitably cover the prejudice after a while.
Op is an example that many players will stop playing in that casino, now that the company has been sued, their revenues will reduce because they wouldn't experience traffic as they used to and paying off will be difficult.