Seems as though theres a need for some 60s style civil disobedience. Since it's obvious they are more into the dollar than they are the players an organized demonstration of just how large an impact we can make on their pockets might get them to re-think their position on our ladder. Say for instance on Labor Day we had players from all case's ladders at won and anyone else that would care to support us from other case's ladders go into the rated rooms of each game and for a period of time and create tables listing Case's name on them, or flooding the lobby's with talk of Case's.
Say between 5 and 8 pm pst. Write letters to all their sponsors making them aware of this demonstration so as to draw attention from those more able to influence them. Now they would have to negotiate a peaceful settlement or do mass bannings, the latter is
very bad for business. Sponsors are not going to want 1000 players out there boycotting their businesses and neither are the fipsters if they see the mass impact of the situation. When they said they would monitor the Case's website and ban anyone that posted a match there they plain went to damn far in my opinion and it's time to stand up for whats right. If that means being permanently banned from won so be it!