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New Jersey DGE fines Superbook operator $20,000 for betting violations

Enforcement & compliance

New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement fined SBOpco LLC, which operated the Superbook brand, $20,000 for sports wagering violations, according to the report. The regulator found that the operator changed wagers after displaying incorrect odds and accepted bets on events that were not approved. It also ordered the company to settle pending patron accounts within 48 hours and provide proof of payment.

The enforcement action sets out compliance and unresolved-patron-account requirements for operators, including one that has left the market.

Earlier fines and penalties by NJ DGE

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Super GroupUSD 112,189New Jersey DGE penalises Super Group $112,188.96 over player-protection breachesNot stated
Kalshi, RobinhoodNot statedNew Jersey DGE orders Kalshi and Robinhood to stop sports wagersNot stated

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Super Group CEO Neal Menashe said the company sees opportunities as the UK gambling market consolidates. Revenue from Betway and Spin in the UK rose 13% year on year in Q3, while group revenue increased 10% to $611 million. Menashe said the company had consolidated its UK businesses and was positioned to capture revenue as smaller operators exit.

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