New Jersey Imposes $112K Fine on Super Group for Self-Exclusion Failures
Super Group Violations of Self-Exclusion Rules in New Jersey
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has fined the operator Super Group, known for running Betway and Spin, due to repeated breaches of the state’s player protection rules. The regulator cautioned that any future infractions might lead to harsher penalties.
Details of the Compliance Failures
Super Group failed to promptly update the official New Jersey self-exclusion registry between March 2024 and January 2025. As a result, individuals who had requested to exclude themselves from gambling activities were still able to access and place bets on the operator’s platforms, violating regulations designed to protect vulnerable players.
Additional violations took place from July to August 2024, where Super Group did not correctly process the self-exclusion data. This led to accounts previously excluded resuming play and newly self-excluded users creating new gambling accounts.
Moreover, from June to July 2025, Super Group allowed certain players to exceed their established deposit limits, further breaching state rules.
Consequences and Regulatory Warnings
Due to these infractions, the DGE imposed a civil fine of $112,188.96 on Super Group. The company was also mandated to reimburse $5,278.73 collected from self-excluded players.
The regulatory body expressed serious concerns about the operator’s inadequate internal controls and warned that even minor future violations could trigger stricter regulatory actions.
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