Legal & Regulation

Lawmakers finally decided to extend online gambling legislation in New Jersey by five years, with operations continuing through 2028.

The 2013 law that legalized iGaming in New Jersey will come to an end in November. Lawmakers must make legal changes soon to ensure that the multi-million-dollar industry is able to remain intact.

A bill currently proposed to New Jersey lawmakers would require public colleges and universities to provide a gambling addiction prevention program if they intend to partner with a sportsbook. Bill A5498 wants these schools to equip NJ students with responsible gambling insights and facts.

Lawmakers in New Jersey are working on new legislation that would require treatment for some underage gamblers caught in the act.

New Yorker Wayne Chan sued the Golden Nugget Atlantic City for major losses, claiming the casino had unfair craps games due to altered dice.

Several casino-hotel operators in New Jersey are included in a lawsuit for allegedly increasing hotel room rates in an illegal manner.

Antar claims that days after he was released from prison that BetMGM solicited him to wager.

The New Jersey Assembly will host a committee meeting on March 9 to discuss a potential smoking ban with Atlantic City casinos.

Lawmakers hosted a hearing this week to discuss a potential smoking ban in New Jersey casinos, with employees testifying to support the change.

Despite a temporary order keeping parts of a gun ban law in place regarding casino venues, Atlantic City gambling properties will not allow patrons to bring a gun inside.