Your rights are undeniable and if a casino is violating your rights under the concept of a ToS, you should file a lawsuit but as some post above explains, suing a casino for 4 figures is not profitable.
And in general, even in other figures, it is still not available to everyone, but regardless of whether the casino is online or in person to exercise our right to demand a special court is not necessary, just look for a lawyer and proceed.
The lawsuits certainly not only come from the players if it is the case comes from the casinos against the players, the reason a lot of money between the parties, as said is the key, so sometimes the question is also to defend themselves.
The casino claimed he had racked up the debt during a St Patrick’s Day weekend gambling spree in 2017.
It’s not clear what caused Mohegan Sun to withdraw its lawsuit or whether a settlement has been reached. Melnyk vigorously contested the case.
Source:https://www.casino.org/news/mohegan-sun-pulls-bank-draft-lawsuit-vs-ottawa-senators-melnyk/
Another case but this time it is the player against the casino:
Poker Pro Sues Atlantic City Casino For $1.25 Million Over Lifetime BanScott Robbins Filed The Suit Against Borgata After The Property Banned Him For Life Over Suicide Jokes He Made While Checking In
Source:https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/26079-poker-pro-sues-atlantic-city-casino-for-1-25-million-over-lifetime-banThen having claims in amounts of only thousands of dollars, sometimes even only a few hundred, the reputation of a casino can be affected, so all is not lost if the case presented is honest, spaces like the one offered by the forum sometimes help expose these arbitrariness or "misunderstandings".