High Court claim to unwind £51m acquisition of In Touch Games — allegations of fraud and a “Super‑User Code” (critical) Skywind filed amended High Court documents in May 2025 seeking to undo its reported £51 million acquisition of In Touch Games (ITG). Skywind alleges ITG implemented a system modification on 16 July 2021 (described as a “Super‑User Code”) that allowed designated employees to delete customer document images while automatically removing audit‑trail entries, enabling concealment of fraudulent activity (“RSM Audit Fraud”). Skywind’s amended filing (referenced 9 May 2025; covered in news 22 May 2025) also cites a whistleblower (Micolas Burton) who submitted then retracted a fraud letter on 4 February 2022 and system logs showing concentrated image deletions between 26 Aug–10 Sep 2021. This is an active, ongoing major litigation alleging deliberate evidence removal and audit fraud relating to a multi‑million pound acquisition.. Target company (In Touch Games) has repeated regulatory fines and surrendered UK licence (high) The company Skywind acquired (In Touch Games / ITG) had a track record of regulatory enforcement: a £2.2 million settlement in 2019, a £3.4 million fine and warning in 2021 for social‑responsibility, anti‑money‑laundering and marketing failures, and a £6.1 million penalty in February 2023. Following regulatory action, ITG surrendered its UK Gambling Commission operating licence in September 2023 after suspension for suspected failures relating to money laundering, fair/transparent terms and reporting. These specific fines and the licence surrender preceded Skywind’s acquisition and are cited in multiple coverage items as factual background to the dispute and due‑diligence concerns.. Post‑acquisition redundancies at Intouch Games — ~50 employees laid off after Skywind takeover (medium) Following Skywind’s acquisition of Intouch Games (ITG), industry reporting (Nov 14, 2022) states that Intouch/ITG “has let upwards of 50 employees go” as part of post‑acquisition changes. The layoffs were publicly reported by Gambling Insider and cited as part of the integration and operational disruption after the takeover.