New Jersey Senate committee advances three responsible gambling bills
If enacted, the proposals would create new operator requirements for account restrictions, advertising and self-exclusion.
If enacted, the proposals would create new operator requirements for account restrictions, advertising and self-exclusion.
The figures show operators how online, in-person and sports betting revenue contributed to New Jersey’s April market total.
If enacted, the levy would change operators’ tax obligations on qualifying World Cup wagers in New Jersey.
Resorts World’s New Jersey online casino plans depend on regulatory approval, with Strive providing account management and related services.
The appellate rulings could clarify whether federal derivatives law pre-empts state restrictions on sports event contracts.
The figures provide operators and investors with a regulator-reported view of Atlantic City casino revenue, profitability and hotel occupancy.
The injunction lets Kalshi continue offering New Jersey sports markets, but the unresolved legality leaves operators and regulators facing uncertainty.
The appellate ruling could shape state enforcement of Kalshi’s sports contracts and related litigation elsewhere.
Casino operators and counties may face changed tax-sharing obligations if state legislators approve the proposal.
The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported view of New Jersey’s January performance by gaming segment.
The regulator's figures show operators the latest state-level betting revenue, handle and tax totals.
The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported measure of New Jersey’s annual gaming revenue and tax contribution.
Handle and revenue figures help stakeholders assess New Jersey’s market, where handle was slightly lower than in 2024.
The ruling leaves the defamation case active and allows Evolution to revisit its discovery challenge.
The rulings shape discovery and access to sensitive business information in Evolution’s dispute with Black Cube.
The appeal could affect the legal basis for allowing smoking areas in Atlantic City casinos.
The results give operators and investors current revenue and tax figures across New Jersey’s gaming sectors.