Major Site Promoting Offshore Sports Betting Banned In New Jersey
The NJ DGE is laying down the law with regard to marketing offshore sportsbooks, and one prominent violator has been banished from the state.
→The NJ DGE is laying down the law with regard to marketing offshore sportsbooks, and one prominent violator has been banished from the state.
→After two years of appeals to make an online bet on NJ horse racing from out of state, a ruling came down against the gambling expansion.
→Ocean Resort Casino has been sold again, continuing a tradition of instability that dates back to before it even opened as Revel in 2012.
→With the $20 million annual purse subsidy just a governor’s signature away, the New Jersey horsemen can finally exhale and reflect.
→NFL season is over and Alliance of American Football season is here, with eight teams, some familiar names, and a pro-betting attitude.
→After a better than expected response to their first batch of online casino games, DraftKings Sportsbook is going all-in on Live Dealer.
→Will the presence of legal sports betting in New Jersey dramatically alter the Super Bowl Sunday call volume for 1-800-GAMBLER?
→Once Gov. Murphy signs the bill, a badly needed $20 million purse subsidy will be provided for the calendar year.
→The ribbon on the Caesars Club will be cut in time for tonight’s Devils game, opening up a new sportsbook of sorts at the Prudential Center.
→Apparent good news for the horsemen is complicated by pushback from an assemblyman who questions where the money is coming from.
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