Jackpot City & Spin Casino Parent Company to Exit U.S. Online Market Amid Regulatory Challenges

Super Group, the parent company behind popular online casinos Jackpot City and Spin Casino, has announced its decision to exit the U.S. online casino market. The move comes after facing regulatory hurdles and unsatisfactory returns on investment, prompting the company to refocus its operations.

As part of the exit strategy, Super Group plans to pay up to $40 million to ensure a smooth withdrawal from the U.S. market. This significant decision marks a major shift in the company’s North American strategy, reflecting the increasing challenges online gambling operators face in navigating the complex regulatory landscape.

Industry analysts note that while Super Group continues to operate successfully in other international markets, the U.S. presents unique challenges with varying state-level regulations, compliance costs, and competitive pressures, making sustained profitability difficult.

This exit underscores a broader trend in the online casino sector, where companies are reassessing their exposure to markets with high regulatory complexity and limited return on investment, prioritizing stability and growth in more favorable regions.