The new social poker site offers mixed games, a variety of new gameplay features, and perfectly legal sweepstakes poker games with players from across the US.
The Task Force will consult industry insiders and provide advice and recommendations to the Governor and Attorney General in order to reduce the prevalence of problem gambling in New Jersey.
New Jersey players can compete for 30 online WSOP bracelets this summer, as another World Series of Poker kicks off and offers new opportunities at poker stardom.
The upgrades will include the industry-first multi-lobby layout feature, changes to the platform and rewards system access, and plenty of new games over the upcoming period.
The new operator enters the Garden State market and promises to take sharp action, accept big bets, and offer reduced wig compared to other operators in the market.
S3064, introduced by Sen. John McKeon, would see online gambling tax rates increased to 30% across all products, bringing them closer in line with those in neighboring states with legal igaming.
The young software development studio received its second US approval and will be allowed to deploy its existing and future titles across major US casino brands in cooperation with EveryMatrix.
The live dealer software developer was accused of offering games in unregulated markets and has since been found free of any wrongdoing, even as a number of investors continue a class-action lawsuit against the company.
iGaming operators generated $183.3 million in revenue in January and set a new all-time high for the fourth consecutive month, indicating another record breaking year is likely upon us.
A number of new responsible gambling measures are set to be discussed during the current legislative session as New Jersey politicians seek to stem problem gambling in its roots and help the affected individuals.