New Jersey Gaming Enforcement Fines Digital Gaming Corporation $112K for Player Protection Violations

Digital Gaming Corporation (DGC), the operator of well-known casino brands like Spin Palace and Jackpot City, has been slapped with a $112K fine by New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement  (DGE). In Order #2890, dated October 14th, 2025, the state’s DGE ordered the operator to pay $112,188.96 in fines for various violations related to responsible gambling initiatives. 

The order and accompanying fines reflect the growing regulatory focus on promoting players’ welfare and preventing harmful gambling practices. DGE’s penalty also signals the commitment of the authorities in monitoring casino and sweepstakes casino operators, and in maintaining the integrity of the state’s iGaming market.

DGC Gets Flagged for Lapse in Responsible Gaming Implementation

In Order # 2890, the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement flagged the operator for multiple violations related to the implementation of responsible gambling initiatives. DGE argues that the Digital Gaming Corporation failed to protect self-excluded individuals, and highlighted the following key issues:

• Inadequate enforcement of self-exclusion policies, particularly on players who have self-excluded from its services
• Failure to monitor and restrict access for underage players and other at-risk individuals
• Lapses in transparency, particularly its failure to present how players’ accounts and wagers are managed
• Non-compliance with regulatory requirements for responsible gaming

According to authorities, these violations suggest a failure to maintain and support robust consumer protections as required by the state. The $112K fine imposed against the operator is intended to enforce compliance and prevent similar violations from happening.

Stricter Programs for Responsible Gaming, Players’ Protection

The state’s action against DGC is part of the ongoing campaign to enforce compliance with gaming laws, particularly responsible gaming protections. According to state laws, licensed operators are mandated to implement several responsible gambling tools, such as self-exclusion.

DGE’s Order #2890 has been signed by Mary Jo Flaherty as interim director, and the call-up and penalty were accepted by DGC. According to authorities, the amounts are payable in full upon receipt of the billing invoice.

REFERENCES:

• Order #2890 of the Division of Gaming Enforcement