NJ Fines Online Gambling Company After Two Self-Excluded Players Lost Combined $29,000
The Division of Gaming Enforcement fined an offshoot of Scientific Games for a software issue related to online gambling self-exclusion.
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FanDuel Crossover Customers Fueled Major Growth In 2019
The migration from daily fantasy sports to sports betting and from sports betting to online casino is propelling FanDuel in NJ and beyond.
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How Much Sports Betting Tax Revenue NJ Collects From NY, Quantified
A new report shows just how much sports betting New Yorkers are doing in New Jersey, and how much tax revenue NY is losing.
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NJ Sportsbooks Enjoy Record Revenue In January — But There’s A Catch
The revenue figure of $53.6 million set a new record in NJ, but that might be a misleading statistic that corrects itself next month.
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Online Poker, Sports Betting … Is eSports Betting The Next Frontier For New Jersey?
“It’s clearly the next big thing, and if New Jersey gets in on it early, it can really bring in some revenue,” said Assemblyman Ralph Caputo.
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New Jersey Bill Would Help Online Gamblers Retrieve Abandoned Account Funds
Under a new proposed law, monies from abandoned online casino accounts would no longer go to the casinos and the state.
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Borgata To Continue With Unique Racebook In 2020
Borgata recently applied to the state Racing Commission for renewal of its annual licenses to offer simulcasting.
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New Jersey To Fine Casino Sportsbook Supervisor For Playing Poker
A Golden Nugget sportsbook supervisor was caught playing poker at a nearby casino, and New Jersey is penalizing him.
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New Jersey Seen As Gold Standard For iGaming, Per Economic Impact Report
A new report from iDEA finds massive iGaming growth in NJ “without cannibalizing the revenue generated by B&M casinos in Atlantic City.”
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NJ Gambling Regulators Approve Expansion For ‘Live’ Internet Casino Studio
Evolution Gaming was granted state approval to expand its Live Casino Studio housed at the Hard Rock Casino in Atlantic City.
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