Holbæk court declares Spillestedet Jackpot bankrupt: creditors have four weeks

Retten i Holbæk declared Spillestedet Jackpot ApS bankrupt by decree of 27 October 2026, following a bankruptcy petition received on 13 October 2026. The decree, published in Statstidende of 12 November 2026 in the bankruptcy notices section under reference S10112026-212, appoints solicitor Torben Lunde as trustee and fixes the deadlines for creditors and for any request to elect a trustee or a creditors’ committee.

The bankruptcy closes a process that started with the Erhvervsstyrelsen (Danish Business Authority) request for compulsory dissolution, filed on 13 August 2026 and received at the bankruptcy court the same day. The company was in liquidation from 10 September 2026 until 27 October 2026 and the dissolution matter ran under case SK 545/2026-HBK.

The published decree is brief and purely procedural: it records the debtor, the court, the trustee, the claim cut-off date and the two deadlines. It gives no figures for assets, liabilities, number of creditors, employees or lease commitments, so the size of the estate remains unknown at the time of publication.

What the decree establishes

• Debtor: Spillestedet Jackpot ApS, CVR-nr. 27692117, Wegeners Have 35, 4300 Holbæk
• Decree issued by: Retten i Holbæk, 27 October 2026
• Bankruptcy petition received: 13 October 2026
• Bankruptcy case number: SKS 51-309/2026
• Preceding compulsory-dissolution case: SK 545/2026-HBK
• Trustee: solicitor Torben Lunde, Algade 5, 2., 4000 Roskilde
• Reference date for claims: 27 October 2026

Two deadlines for creditors and the estate

A creditor or other party wishing to see a different trustee, or a creditors’ committee, elected must make the request in writing to the bankruptcy court (Retten i Holbæk) no later than three weeks after publication of the decree.

Anyone holding a claim against the company must notify the trustee no later than four weeks after publication. Two conditions apply to that notification:

• the claim must be calculated as at 27 October 2026;
• the notification should be accompanied by documentation of the claim.

Late or undocumented claims risk being left out of the claims review that the trustee prepares for the bankruptcy court.

From compulsory dissolution to bankruptcy decree

The sequence in the decree is a textbook route from administrative dissolution to insolvency. Erhvervsstyrelsen asked for the company to be dissolved compulsorily on 13 August 2026; the request reached the bankruptcy court the same day and the company entered liquidation on 10 September 2026. Liquidation lasted until 27 October 2026, when Retten i Holbæk converted the case into bankruptcy treatment on a petition received on 13 October 2026.

The two case numbers mark the two stages: SK 545/2026-HBK for the dissolution matter and SKS 51-309/2026 for the bankruptcy estate now being wound up by Torben Lunde from his office in Roskilde.

For readers in Holbæk, the practical significance is immediate. Local suppliers, landlords, staff and public creditors of a company registered at an address in the town now have a four-week window to register their claims with the trustee, and three weeks to object to the appointment or to demand a creditors’ committee. After those dates, the estate’s distribution is settled on the basis of the claims the trustee has accepted, and unregistered creditors lose their say in the process.

Source: Statstidende, 12 November 2026, Konkursboer (official reference: S10112026-212).