New Jersey Regulator Imposes Fine on Super Group Subsidiary for Responsible Gambling Violations

Penalty Imposed by New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) recently penalized Digital Gaming Corporation (DGC), a subsidiary of Super Group, for failing to meet responsible gambling standards. This action followed an investigation by the DGE that uncovered several shortcomings related to player protection.

Details of the Responsible Gambling Breach

The DGE found that between March 2024 and January 2025, DGC did not fully comply with its responsible gambling obligations. Notably, a self-excluded player was mistakenly allowed to place bets using various gaming and sports betting platforms operated by DGC.

Additional Regulatory Violations

Further violations were identified concerning the management of the Self-Exclusion List. Between July 18 and August 7, 2024, the company permitted self-excluded individuals to register accounts and wager, highlighting deficiencies in procedures designed to prevent these individuals from gambling.

Settlement and Financial Repercussions

To resolve these breaches, DGC agreed to a settlement that includes a fine of $112,188.96 and reimbursement of $5,278.73 to affected players, which represents the total amount wagered by self-excluded players during the period. The DGE accepted this resolution with DGC’s acknowledgment of responsibility and commitment to compensate the impacted players.

Warnings and Future Implications

Although the DGE has not taken further action beyond the settlement, it warned that any future violations could result in harsher penalties. The relatively modest financial penalty reflects the limited amount lost by self-excluded players despite the duration of regulatory lapses.