Consumer protection
Internet players must be at least 21 and physically located in New Jersey. DGE rules cover account controls, geolocation, game approval, disputes and internet self-exclusion.
New Jersey
New Jersey permits internet casino gaming through licensed Atlantic City casino permit holders and separately regulates online sports wagering under state oversight.
RegulatedChecked
- Region
- North America
- Regulator
- New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE)
- Evidence
- 4 source records
Market brief
StateNew Jersey's market is tethered to the Atlantic City casino framework. Consumer brands can operate as skins or technology relationships under approved entities, so BETTIMES records the permit holder, operator and website as separate nodes whenever the source supports them.
Casino gaming and sports wagering share state oversight but are not the same permission. The current 19.75% tax rate applies to both internet casino gaming and internet sports wagering from 1 July 2025, according to the Division of Taxation's law summary.
Open official operator registerCompliance watch
3 monitoring pointsMarket access
A nationally familiar brand is not enough: the operating site must sit inside an approved New Jersey relationship with a casino licensee or other authorised entity and appear in the state source set.
Verify active internet-gaming sites and their casino relationships from current DGE or Commission links.
Keep internet casino and online sports-wagering approvals separate.
Preserve the 1 July 2025 effective date when citing the 19.75% rate.
Market relationships
4 linked recordsCompanies
- EveryMatrixSupplier · Sliema, Malta
- EvolutionGame Studio · Stockholm, Sweden
Licences
- New Jersey Internet Gaming PermitActive · Casino-linked internet gaming permit
Authority
- New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE)Named regulator in this market record