Despite the rising revenues and taxation, New Jersey online casinos may be causing more harm than good according to a new study performed by NERA.
New Jersey regulators unveils a dedicated hotline and a virtual option for individuals to self-exclude from online gambling.
American regulators warn operators about possible new regulation to respond to inaccuracy and over-saturation.
The gaming company has to pay back $1,822 in losses and has been fined $1,000 on top for failures to restrict access for a self-excluded patron.