New Zealand's High Court has launched legal proceedings against bet365, Super Group, and Skycity for allegedly offering illegal online gambling to residents, involving at least NZ$64.5 million in revenue. The companies deny wrongdoing and seek regulatory licenses, with potential implications for global offshore gambling oversight.
Three coordinated High Court proceedings in Auckland target bet365, Super Group, and Skycity over offshore online gambling offered to New Zealand residents, as the country tightens regulation and prepares a licensing regime.
Three separate proceedings filed in New Zealand High Court against bet365, Super Group, and Skycity over offshore gambling operations. Skycity faces class-action covering $64.5M in player losses. bet365 objects to jurisdiction. Cases unfold as NZ prepares licensed online casino regime.
Three coordinated class-action lawsuits filed at the Auckland High Court accuse Bet365, Super Group, and Skycity of offering illegal online gambling to New Zealand residents, with Skycity facing claims covering February 2020–2026 losses.
Three separate proceedings have been filed in the New Zealand High Court against bet365, Super Group, and Skycity, accusing them of offering illegal online gambling to New Zealand residents. Skycity faces a class-action covering player losses from 2020-2026, while bet365 challenges jurisdiction. The cases could shape offshore gambling regulation.
