New Jersey Fines Super Group $112K for Responsible Gaming Failures
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has imposed a civil penalty of over $112,000 on Digital Gaming Corporation (DGC), which operated in the state as Super Group. The exact fine totaled $112,188.96. This action addresses multiple failures in the company’s controls related to player self-exclusion and responsible gaming.
In addition to the fine, DGC must repay $5,278.73. This amount covers winnings secured by self-excluded customers on DGC platforms. The total payment required from the company is $117,467.69.
Violations Detailed Internal Control Lapses
The DGE cited DGC for numerous violations reflecting poor internal controls and compliance procedures. These failures allowed players who had attempted to self-exclude to keep gambling.
One key issue involved active accounts for self-excluded individuals. DGC allowed these customers to maintain working accounts on its websites. More critically, between March 2024 and January 2025, DGC failed to add self-excluded persons to the DGE’s master list. Because of this error, many of these customers could still place wagers on other sports betting and iGaming platforms after their intended self-exclusion date.
The DGE also noted a system failure between July 18, 2024, and August 7, 2024. During this period, DGC did not correctly process the DGE’s self-exclusion list. This processing error let banned individuals either access or create new accounts on the DGC site. Finally, DGC allowed customers to exceed their self-imposed deposit limits on both June 6, 2025, and July 23, 2025.
DGC, which operated the Betway sports betting platform and the Spin Casino and Jack Pot City iGaming sites, exited all U.S. operations in 2025.
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